Tag Archives: Outterlands
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Ch18-3: Lost Hope
Posted on August 29, 2008 by Aywren in Chapter 18JouKa did her best to balance along the crook of Drok’s neck, holding tight to the leather-strapped reigns as she leaned forward. They had been travelling the better part of the afternoon and despite his outward appearance, Oren was enough of a gentleman to let her ride while he walked. All the while, Oren worked [...]
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Ch18-2: Oren
Posted on August 29, 2008 by Aywren in Chapter 18JouKa had simply panicked and fled. She wasn’t the kind of girl that spooked easily. She had spent countless nights out on her own in forests and in dangerous lands. But something about the dark, coldness of his eyes… the pure hatred he bore towards KoGuRai… just the force of his will alone. Never before [...]
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Ch18-1: Rejection
Posted on August 29, 2008 by Aywren in Chapter 18TsuYa woke to the distant sound of sobbing carried on the wind. He stirred in his sleeping blankets, rolled over and pushed himself to his palms. His dark green eyes peered into the looming shadows of the night with only the dying glow of the dim fire to outline their quiet campsite. Just as the [...]
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Ch17-9: The Vision Stone Revealed
Posted on August 29, 2008 by Aywren in Chapter 17“So what do you think?” NaDo’s wings and arms were extended wide, his short hair whipping around in the salty ocean breeze. His smile shown brightly with the great dome of sky as a backdrop. “What a view, eh?” Lucci found himself struggling for words, caught between the embarrassment of his earlier dinner time outburst [...]
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Ch17-8: Truth Telling
Posted on August 29, 2008 by Aywren in Chapter 17Walking through the halls of the Tu Family home for the first time, Lucci soon discovered why NaDo called it the “Shellab”. Funny enough – that’s exactly what it was. The whole structure was actually built inside of the hollowed-out heart of a giant set of shells. The walls sloped and spiraled, shimmering along with [...]
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Ch17-7: Outterland Captive
Posted on August 29, 2008 by Aywren in Chapter 17They were sitting on the crest of a hill, a place where the tall grass and flowers waved back and forth, shimmering in the dream-sway. The sun filtered down through clouds that would have been impossible for reality to make. Light glowed along the crest of her neck and danced over her long white hair, [...]
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Ch17-6: Struggling Will
Posted on August 29, 2008 by Aywren in Chapter 17TsuYa knelt down at the edge of the stream, dipped his fingers in the cooling water and splashed it over his face. The Outterlands were a lot more humid than the Inner Realms had ever been. Because it really didn’t suit his style to be sticky and sweaty all the time, it was nice when [...]
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Ch17-5: KiNaTu
Posted on August 29, 2008 by Aywren in Chapter 17Lucci woke from a deep, warm sleep with a heavy feeling pressing down on his chest. Gasping, the youth attempted to sit up, silvery eyes growing wide as he fought to make sense of where he was and what was happening to him. In a sudden flow of thought, realization came back to him. That’s [...]
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Ch17-4: Dark Survival
Posted on August 29, 2008 by Aywren in Chapter 17“There it is!” came the shout of an accented voice, ringing from between the trees. “Warriors to the front! Quickly, now, boys! Don’t langor!” Shadows of the night stretched and bowed around KoGuRai, heavy with the feeling of many people hidden among the forest trees. His senses were blurry. It was difficult to remain aware, [...]
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Ch17-3: On The Trail
Posted on August 29, 2008 by Aywren in Chapter 17An ocean stretched out before them, as far as TsuYa’s eyes could see. I’m pretty sure that’s what it is… though I’ve never seen the ocean before. Afterall, the Inner Realms was a completely land locked area. It had no access to bodies of water larger than Lake Tawelu, and even that was a solid [...]
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