Shady

Court Park Ranger Knight Shady Knight Shady was in The Great Hall dancing excitedly next to Knight Momo's (@LordMomo) horse. She of course enjoyed assisting The Commander in passing out ...

“Of course I do,” she snapped, feeling strangely defensive. How dare he imply that she didn’t have a home. Just because she was an orphan didn’t mean she didn’t have ...

Jerica blinked at him. Her stomach still felt vaguely unsettled, like the mystery liquid was in there churning like it owned the place. Her thoughts were getting progressively slower and ...

"Do I want to?" She looked at him skeptically, getting warier with each moment that passed. She was fairly certain that Lordy's liver was in a similar condition to her ...

Jerica was starting to feel like she should stop trying to get herself oriented to this hellhole, because every time it felt like she got close, things got much, much ...

Jerica wrapped her arms around herself protectively, scowling a bit. "Of course I am."

The evening was going splendidly. They'd gotten Rek calmed down and boozed up, and now he was over in the corner with Chad and Thad telling stories. She wasn't sure ...

“I mean,I dunno.” She shrugged. “You don’t choose your home.”

Jerica prickled. “I’m not a stray dog. Of course I have a home. I already told you I live at the palace.”

“We didn’t really talk about it.” She shrugged. “I... might honestly go back when we’re done in Crevon. That’s what Aerik meant when we were leaving. I CAN go home ...

“Oh, sorry. My uncle. The good one. He apparently knows Aerik and they decided it would be safer for me up there with him. So I didn’t argue... much.”

“Derik knew... and The Guild. But no one else,” Jerica agreed.

"Kind of," she agreed. "There's... a lot of rumors surrounding why I'm so good at fighting. Most people think I have a curse upon me, and we've convinced them all ...

Jerica laughed. "Honestly, it was the freest I've ever felt in my life." She smirked at him. "I technically wasn't free to leave... but I also didn't really want to ...

"No." Jerica smiled. "Technically, I was Aerik's prisoner."