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@HaleyTheRandom Thanks a bunch then :D
@HaleyTheRandom If this is still accepting, I'm just gonna drop these here the ;)




~Sarai~
Location: Actium


Sarai walked through the bustling crowds, the curiosity on her face as plain as the sun was shining. Never before in her life had she been witness to such lively streets. It was a strange sight, to see so many people in one place that were not monks. Another bonus to her new found freedom; and make no mistake, for she knew full well that she was prisoner to the fears of her parents and the monastery's lifestyle. Under their 'guidance, so-called, they made great attempts to dissuade her from the songs of the dead. Sarai smiled blithely. Their efforts to dull the song were for naught, and only served served to strengthen its chorus. And now, she was free. Free to take the knowledge they had given her and use it for own purposes!

The Favored of Death giggled to herself. She couldn't help it! After nearly ten years of nothing but meditation and lessons and having to wear such uncomfortable - though charming in its own right, she conceded - clothing, she could spend and do whatsoever she liked, so long as she kept her end of the bargain. Speaking of which, she would need to get to Campus Magnus soon. While she had enough funds to last a week or so, she was keen on making her presence official here and start towards Dragonsblade Tower - her final destination, and the focal point of her interest in the Dead Lands.

Sarai did not consider herself a Necromancer, merely someone who appreciated the intrinsic qualities of death and undeath. Certainly, it was an appreciation that most would not understand, but that did not matter to Sarai. She knew what she felt. To that end, she wanted to experience the ultimate display of death, and what better place to do so than at the tower of the greatest Necromancer of them all?

As Sarai walked to the nearest inn for rest, her mind wandered to her future plans. Distracted as she was, she scarcely noticed that there was a someone in front of her until she bumped into them. Jumping about two steps back, a small squeak of surprise made its way out of her mouth. She raised her hands in apology to the young . . . man? Woman? She-male? In any case, the youth was rather effeminate. And well clothed, she noticed.

"Apologies for running into you, uh," Sarai paused, unsure how to address this nobly-attired stranger. In the end she decided with something settle for just apologizing. "Er, I'm sorry I bumped into you. I was lost in thought." It was then Sarai noticed the young scrap of a girl riding a horse next to the . . . person. Was she a slave perhaps?


| Thorn |
Location: East of Gallowsford


His isolation was coming to an end.

Thorn looked up from where he sat to see an incoming lesser wraith. This was the fifth time he had seen one come so close to his area seclusion. He raised a brow as it came closer. This was the first time one had approached him. Normally, no undead that was even a little sound of mind dared approach him; he had made himself infamous for the way he treated those undead wretches that approached him callously.

"Thomas the Hero," it's raspy, hollow voice echoed across the plain. Thorn was instantly irritated by the sound of it. Come to think of it, was there ever a time when he was not irritated by the voices of un-living? "You are summoned."

Thorn stayed silent. Who was it that thought to summon him? Another revenant, seeking to add the once legendary hero to their ranks in a bid for power? Or was it some wraith that had included him in some dark scheme? Perhaps it was Gedeon the Red, who was the closest to what one might call a King among the dead men of Iron Coast. Nevertheless, no matter who it may be, Thorn had but one answer to give.

An armored fist shot out, gripping the wraith by its thin neck. In surprise, it struggled fruitlessly as it turned ethereal, in an attempt to slip through his grip. Thorn had anticipated this, however, as his gauntlet was glowing with a warm, rich light, that prevented the wraith from passing through it. A sizzling sound could be heard from underneath the gauntlet.

"No."

And with that, the Lesser Wraith's neck broke in half, and it's mist-like body floated pitifully unto the floor. Thorn watched impassively as its body deflated, like paper doll crumpled and thrown away. Looking up, he saw the figures of more wraiths slink away, retreating from him. Thorn stood up and whistled. A minute later, Steadfast ambled on besides him. Mounting the great warhorse, Thorn adorned his helmet.

"Let's go, Steadfast. This place can provide us with rest no longer." The question was, where to go now? There was something shifting in these Dead Lands, something that was sweeping up all the dead ones who haunted the land. Thorn did not know what it was, but it could feel its influence spreading, see its effects first hand. Something was afoot, and Thorn wanted no part in it.

So Thorn turned towards the Iron Forest. Imperial Patrols were the frequent there, but not frequent enough that they couldn't be avoided. He would have to stay there, for the time being, at least until he knew what to do next.

He rode for a whole day without rest, and only came to a stop as he saw a small number of undead shambling through the forest. His eyes narrowed. What were they doing here? Thorn looked up to the banner containing the emblem of a white raven. He was unfamiliar with that standard, among the living or the dead. Thorn paused to observe them as they moved through the forest, wondering if, perhaps, he would be able to draw some information out of them regarding the strange activity among the dead of Iron Coast.

OF course nobody informs me that it's up >_<
Now I have no idea what to post to jump in >_<

Completed the sheet for Sarai, and posting here for your convenience, @Frengo

Name: Sarai

Age: 17

Gender: Female

Race: Human

Titles: (These titles are known only to a niche few, who are familiar with her story)

Death's Favored Friend

The Reapers Daughter

Maiden of Lisandris

Appearance:



Sarai stands just a bit above 5ft, with a healthy body that makes itself known despite her conservative clothing. Despite her soft appearance, there is a kind of light in her eyes that makes those with good-sense wary of her.

Weapons: A silver dagger.

Steed: N/A

Abilities:

Sarai was born with an innate sense of feeling the cycle of life and death, such that it has given her an affinity with the living dead, among other abilities.

Ballad of Death - Weakens all living (not undead) creatures within audible distance of her voice. Undead within reach gain strength with every note. The longer she sings, the more undead will begin to gravitate towards her, making it possible for her to pull large crowds of lesser undead towards her location. Plugged ears nullify this ability.

Death Pact - Mindless undead will not touch her unless she strikes them first. Undead with rational minds will find it hard to approach her with ill intent, but can overcome the compulsion with effort.

Transfer Vitality - Sarai can mediate the life forces between two creatures, living or undead, making it possible for her to transfer wounds and illnesses between the two. If she pushes herself, she can do this between whole groups. Needs skin contact for this to work.

Talents:

She can sing beautifully, mostly ballads and mourning tunes.

She can sketch.

Able to cook great food . . . so long as it involves meat.

Magic:

Sarai is a capable healer, combining her natural abilities with training she received from the monastery; however, this is just a cover up for her true affinity.
Sarai is a talented Necromancer, able to summon and control about twenty lesser undead at a time, or even some Lesser Wraiths. At most, Sarai can command a single Revenant with difficulty.
Sarai has had no formal training with Necromancy whatsoever, and everything she can do in relation to the practice is purely instinctive.

Backstory:

Sarai was - and still is - a girl born to love death. Every aspect of it, she has embraced. Born to a noble family in the City-Fort of Lisandry, outside of Iron Coast, she immediately proved to be an unusual child. Pets that she loved in life stayed with her long past their expiry date. Back at her manor, the unburied corpses of her pets kept her company, and frightened the whole household. She would talk to them, play with them, and act as though nothing had changed between them.
Once, on the eve of her fifth birthday, the chamberlain of the household witnessed Sarai in the act of raising the dead - a skill that has long been the subject of persecution under the empire since the dawn of Magnor Dragonblade. Her parents, in an effort to conceal her abilities and hide the disgrace that was their eldest daughter, sent her to a monastery to be trained as a healer for five years. Ironically, this did nothing but further enhance Sarai's potential as a budding necromancer.
The more she learned about preserving life, the more she learned about bringing about death. The teachings of the monastery's healers proved to her that life and death were not a cycle, merely a straight line, with one stage following the next. She began making no distinctions between the living and the dead.
The monastery elders, upon learning that she had simply gotten worse, attempted to curb her fascination with the dead by introducing her to the land of Iron Coast, where the greatest and most terrible necromancer to ever surface preformed the greatest feats of necromancy to ever behold the land, and with it, the atrocities that followed. For seven long years, they lectured her on the terror of undeath, and the lives of people that must be respected, all the while furthering her training as a Healer.

Needless to say, this backfired horribly.

Sarai was more enraptured than ever with the concepts of life, death, and undeath. She struck a deal with the head of her order: In return for helping out all those that would go to Iron Coast to end the threat of a burgeoning army of undead, under the command of a suspected Wraith, she would accompany them to those lands of death. Hands tied and unable to think of anything more to do for her, she was given their blessings, and now roams among the many adventurers and would-be heroes on their way to the Dead-lands, free to practice her art as she wished.

Starting Location: Actium




@KahleenCuthald @AbysmalDemon

Karen smiled. It seemed that her fellow Ravenclaws had thoughts similar to hers. Good, that made things simple. "Yes, that was exactly what I was thinking. If we use this time to practice, we can increase our chances of getting into the team. I have my own broom at home, I'll owl them later today for it." Karen thought on what exactly they should practice, in order to maximize the time they had. Since they would most likely be going for the positions of Chaser and Seeker, they would have to practice speed drills. She wondered if she should invite Bishop to their practices.

She herself wasn't opposed to his being there, but her Housemates on the other hand, they may not be so keen to have someone from another House drop in with them. She decided that she would ask them later. Right now, they had to focus on the practices themselves.
@Frengo Thanks! I'm working on my CS's now.
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