Triforce-Dragon

Danger in the Forest The first light had barely risen above the far-off mountains before Fratley and Freya were on their feet and on their way down the mountain from the east gate. They descended on foot, passing the cable car as it made its first trip up the mountain and soon reached the large main plateau upon which most Alexandria’s cities, towns and villages lay. “Welcome to Alexandria,” said Freya with a smile even as she pointed out across the plateaus towards the shining white castle at the other side of the valley. “Beautiful,” said Fratley even as his gaze went into the valley, long river snaking thr

Yesterdays Doubts, Tomorrows Dreams. Ravina and the others got the Valley in sight as the sun started to set in the distance. It had been a very long day and as they descended towards the plateau Ravina could feel a certain degree of fatigue set in and her wings were starting to ache. Nonetheless, she was smiling as Spyro and Cynder stood by to welcome them back and as Gravi and Kyowin landed, Rea and Acuan rushed towards them. “Welcome back,” said Spyro with a smile as Ravina landed, though she noticed him eyeing the Observer, “I trust there were no problems?” “None, Demetrius proved quite passive, though al

The Eye of the Storm The rain struck them as soon as they left the castle more intense than ever. From where they stood they could already see the streets of Hyrule Town being slowly but surely flooded by the rapidly rising water and gale like winds buffeted them from all sides. Lightning could be seen all around striking from the dark clouds above. But in all of this one living creature was waiting for them as they exited the castle, the horse Epona which immediately walked towards the Fierce Deity and sniffing him for a moment before whining and walking backwards a few steps. The Fierce Deity looked at the horse. "No I am not Link and I

 Much to Learn: Ch 2 Engvir quickly ran to the castle ruins and as he entered them he found Shira’vokna already there. Ruko lay before her on a simple bed of straw, his clothes having been gently cut open and even as he watched Shira raised on of here forelimbs, letting one of her claws dangle above Ruko’s chest. Her eyes were closed and she seemed deeply concentrated. Realizing she was probably working magic Engvir approached only slowly, taking care to not make any noise. As he approached he saw what seemed like red mist swirling around Shira’s claw, slowly moving between her and Ruko. Suddenly Engvir heard a loud crack

Debriefing The first thing I felt was a splitting headache which jacked me awake. I tried opening my eyes, but the world only slowly started to return to me, I could see the inside of my helmet and a bright light shining through the visor. Voices tethered at the edge of my hearing, slowly becoming clearer. “Doctor, I think she is waking up,” said a man’s voice somewhere to my left. “Unlock the restraints, dampen the light,” answered a woman’s voice somewhere in front of me, getting louder even as a figure leaned in over me, a shadow against the bright light behind her which was slowly dimming, “Sam

The Lich, Part 2 Lyna and Arnorc pressed onwards into the tomb eventually seeing a pulsing purple light ahead. Extinguishing the light orb with them they continued eventually stepping into a large chamber. Not as dramatically big as the first this chamber was dominated by a massive stone sarcophagus. The lid of said sarcophagus had been pushed aside laying shattered on the floor and above the sarcophagus hovered a skeletal humanoid dressed in flowing gold and black robe. In one hand it held a long ornate crystal tipped staff and its left hand was waved over a purple crystal, a soul gem, from which a simple white mist flowed into the sarcoph

 Dragons, Crossbreds and Plans Flameshine the 25. A large mountain range loomed ahead, smoke trails rising from a few more or less active volcanoes. As Aire looked down for a second, Derad saw a desolate ash covered plain with little vegetation of any kind. This was indeed a terrible place. It was dawn and in the suns light, Derad could barely make out the tiny shapes of dragons flying around the jagged cliffs ahead. They were still too far away to discern any features, but Aire had already told him what to expect. But it would also be a while before they got there and Derad´s mind began to drift. It had been some strange days for D