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The hand holding the stone sword loosened slightly and the desiccated head tilted to one side, as if in surprise or thought. Maybe both. It was clear now that those present, and perhaps anyone that he might now meet, might not take kindly to his appearance.

After a moment of absolute stillness he looked down at the dart that struck over his heart, ignoring those present for a moment. It's form reminded him of a bolt from a crossbow, which might have been an inconvenience. But this seemed to be a pointless weapon, the impact having gone almost unnoticed.

"Where is this place?"

Tool repeated the question and looked at the shield raised by the Heavy. With a slow, thoughtful motion he reached out with his free hand and touched the shield. He did not sense any Warren, Elder or otherwise that could have created it. The barrier was simply there, alien and unknown. He spread out his hand against the shield and turned his empty eye sockets towards Reinhardt's face.

"And who are you, that would bear arms against one that has offered you no battle?"

@Raineh Daze@VitaVitaAR

The swirl of dust coalesced into a shape. Not quite human but instead more squat and robust. It was also, unmistakably, undead. empty eyes sockets stared out and an impossibly ancient stone sword was held lazily by an arm covered in withered flesh.

In his eternity of existence he had visited countless cities and delved into many warrens of magic but this one was unfamiliar in every way. He tightened the grip on his sword and looked about with his senses. There were people but their features and clothing were as alien to him as the buildings. He was deaf to even his own warren and that of his people.

Onos T'oolan collapsed into dust.
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After several moments he appeared near a trio of people. One of them towered over the others and even the shortest was of even height than the T'lan Imass. The tallest reminded him of a Malazan heavy, large, solid and covered with unyielding armour.

His head turned slowly with a muted creaking, although the movement was unnecessary for him to look around. He found that it made mortals more comfortable if he affected a mortals mannerisms. And so, when he spoke his mouth moved with the words, though that too was merely a human affection. The voice rasped but otherwise lacked any accent or inflection.

"Where is this place?"

@Raineh Daze@VitaVitaAR

— Border —


Indrau rode near the front of the column, his left leg hanging loose from the stirrup and with an unpleasant look upon his face. he'd only just returned from his solo investigation before being pulled away on a pair of extra expeditions.

He was unhappy.

It wasn't the weather, the food or the lack of sleep. Indrau hurt. The knight had taken a long time to finally get the knack for escaping from a fight unharmed and a hundred minor and major injuries had taken their toll.

Not only this but now he had his adopted sister to deal with. This was an issue that he was doing his best to ignore for the time being.


— Border —


With no horse large enough for her, she walked. It wasn't an issue and it wasn't difficult for her to keep up. Salz had walked from the Indrau estate and now she at least had others to travel with.

Though the one that she had come for, the reason she had joined the knights, was ignoring her.
-I'm a dumbass-
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Here we go.



— Italian Resturaunt —


She never even got a chance to answer before someone else who was very surely a magical girl walked in. Shizuri averted her eyes and they fell upon the girl from earlier who had run into her. She looked down at the table top.

And Shizuri had thought that being singled out by Risa had been bad. Things were rapidly getting worse and there seemed to be no clear avenue of escape. It wasn't as if she could simple leave, not after having already ordered. The only choice lay in simply weathering the mess that things had become.

— Mages College —


"I just don't trust the college to not have something to do with all of this. If not all then at least some of them."

He followed her out to the main gates.

"Maybe, in my own way, I was hoping that a couple of knights poking around would force somebodies hand. A spooked conspirator would be that much easier to find."




— Candaeln —


Salz found the presence of the rope in the cart a little bit odd. But she had other things on her mind and the lack of any bodies or blood anywhere helped to ease her mind. As things were, there was little she could do, not knowing the city. All she could do was return to Candaeln and wait. At least she had finally reached Candaeln to join her adoptive brother.

— Mages College —


The knight straightened up his posture with the help of his cane.

"Not following you. I trust these mages about as far as I could kick their asses. I'm here to check out that skeleton that was brought in."

He didn't trust the mages in any other capacity either but Tyeathe was already seeing to the other main point of interest. His own, private thoughts were of a more sinister nature. When Tiral had explained the nature of the shard he had mentioned that the barriers around it had been eroded suddenly, even though the shard had been held for decades. It sounded like sabotage.

"If anything unfortunate were to happen it would be nice to be on hand."

@Raineh Daze
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