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The year is 2234. The world is ending from a cataclysmic event called The Emergence. The continents are shifting and ancient creatures are awakening from their slumber to fight for dominance. The survivors’ only hope are the Noahs. Massive ships designed to house colonists in cryogenic stasis...

The land used to be a place called Ohio. Whatever grass or life was here was burned away before even the Hypos awoke. Nuclear fire scarred much of North America in war. Some of the older travelers in settlements or bars said that it was the bombs that woke the beasts. Nothing could be...

The year is 2234. The world is ending from a cataclysmic event called The Emergence. The continents are shifting and ancient creatures are awakening from their slumber to fight for dominance. The survivors’ only hope are the Noahs. Massive ships designed to house colonists in cryogenic stasis...

The year is 2234. The world is ending from a cataclysmic event called The Emergence. The continents are shifting and ancient creatures are awakening from their slumber to fight for dominance. The survivors’ only hope are the Noahs. Massive ships designed to house colonists in cryogenic stasis...

The tropical land of Hennasia has always been vastly unexplored and wild. Even the native peoples and small villages dare not venture into the deeper parts of the vast jungles rumored to be the result of a god’s care. The Rithian Empire to the land across the southern waters has attempted a...

Another sigh. “Thanks, but it’s just exhausting trying and trying to prove that I can track and hunt just to get looked over on every pack choosing.” He wiped away some of the painted on camouflage. “I sometimes wonder why I even bother with this. It fools predators but not Beren.”

The gold Kendian shook his head and sat down in a heavy sigh. “Bavek.” He said with exhaustion. The name was well known among the trio. Beren’s son, Talom’s cousin, and a most arrogant Kendian. Throughout childhood Talom would share stories of his cousin’s bullying tendencies at the expense of...

“No he doesn’t.” Crina smirked and smacked Darrek on his side. Talom smiled and sat down with them. “He looks more like crap.” The young woman grinned widely. Talom rolled his eyes, which earned a snort from Crina.

Stomping feet with three blunted-claw toes thudded on creaking wood and a figure stood in the opening doorframe. Talom entered, painted in green and brown paints with a patchwork cowl of leaves and bound with vines. He was smaller than the average Kendian, being a half-breed, standing at the...

“Darrek . . . You shouldn’t be so spiteful.” Crina frowned. Dracon remained quiet, which earned a glance from Cräga. His stillness was broken when he cocked his head, like a wild animal who had heard a noise. “Speaking of Talom, he’s about to walk in.” He said.

“He is the former chief and the elder of the clan. Custom and tradition demand his supervision in these rites of passage.” Dracon explained. “I learned all this when. . .” He looked away from Darrek and sighed. “When Mother brought us to witness the ceremony.” He took another piece of food to...

“Beren probably sees him as unlikely to survive without the clan’s protection.” Dracon commented. “He doesn’t see his nephew as an outcast, but instead an impaired.” Crina scoffed. “You’re defending him?” “I’m can understand his judgment.” Dracon looked at her. “Bom would say the same, would...

“He may not be allowed to participate.” Dracon commented. His gaze was focused outside.

“Well it’s another holiday for the Vindav.” Cräga answered, shifting her attention to the younger Kendalt. “With the Kendian hunting rituals going on the forests will be safer for the gatherers.” Crina perked up at that. “Oh?” “Yes. The predators have learned to avoid the area when the clan is...

“Never say never.” Cräga replied bluntly. “You’ll never know for sure what life will throw your way.” Dracon looked up from his food, concern in his eyes. The surrogate sister of the Kendalt glanced, and noticed his expression. With a soft smile, she placed a hand over his. “I’m ok.” She said.