Mageheart

He would have offered to help, but the two were already gone. His shoulders slumped in defeat. He would have excelled in combat, though it had been quite some time ...

Maahes crossed his arms and studied the text. It was vague at best; he wasn't sure how much help it had actually provided. They were no closer to understanding where ...

Kyou silently followed, still mulling over their theories about their authors and their stories. Cornyx and Zion were both deep in thought; Raiden, Jane and Thomas were all eagerly chatting ...

I'm sorry for taking so long to reply! I've been in a roleplay low the past week, and the thought of replying to this one (as well as the others ...

"That's alright," he comforted her. "Thinking that you want change is the first step, and the ones that follow might need a little gentle nudging before they show up. I ...

Maahes gave Nanashi a concerned look. "How do you feel?" he asked. Even though she had eagerly offered to heal them, it didn't mean her abilities didn't come without a ...

Maahes started to open his mouth to reply that he didn't, but Ciannet beat him to speaking. She triumphantly pulled out a small wooden container from the depths of her ...

"I hope my author is kind," Zion muttered. Something about the comment was almost wistful, as though the sentient shadow knew that wasn't the case but wished otherwise. He glanced ...

Maahes gave a nervous smile. While he would never disrespect someone's choice of name, the logic behind Rem's insistence that she be called Rem was deeply unsettling. It was reminiscent ...

Then there is a spirit of flames and of the air. Wishing to reverse a fate that is irreversible, he utters the roar of a lion that has been wounded ...

Maahes raised his head at the sound of the stranger's voice. He had been resting on one of the benches, thinking back to his previous adventures. Try as he might ...

Kyou shrugged. "I'm not really sure. I think we've established that I'm not a main character of an anime, so I'm most likely a fanfiction character. I think the attention ...

Maahes entered the tavern, offering Kixig a brief word of gratitude before seeking out a table that would fit everyone. He found the largest in the room and sat down ...

"I mean," he admitted, "it hasn't always been like that. I've just had time to change. I used to hide myself away and not interact with anyone; which was surprisingly ...

Maahes turned and gave her a concerned look. "It's Apophis, isn't it?" he asked, momentarily prying his attention away from the mysterious book. He couldn't contribute much to that situation ...