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Despite their differences, Briar was still hoping that Calum was alive. Just like Yaena, he knew that he had a life to live, he had a wife who he was fond of and a future. And not only that, it would devastate Yaena, and that was something that he didn't want happening. Upon seeing his body...

He hasn't felt this helpless in a long time. All he could do was watch in horror at what was happening, what Selantheia was doing to Yaena. He tried to throw his flames at her, but every time she would just teleport away, regain her bearings and continuing inflicting all the pain she could ever...

The last thing Briar wanted to do right now was to let go, even if the longer he held on, the longer he felt pain. He knew that the moment he would let go, it would stop. That's all he had to do, yet even that didn't tempt him. It was wrong for him to hold on like this. It's not like he will...

In all honesty, for Briar it was difficult not talking to Calum or Mara either. Not for the exact same reasons as Yaena had of course, yet at least being around people he was familiar with brought him more comfort than being surrounded by people he didn't understand the intentions of. Briar...

Of course at the compliment Briar's chest swelled with pride, and a smug smile tugged at the corner of his lips as he rose his chin slightly. He was proud, and he clearly had no intention of hiding it. Of course to him, Yaena didn't even need to tell him that as he already knew of his good...

Before Briar and Yaena have arrived to the tavern, Mara was waiting at the table with Calum sitting by her side. She had to admit to herself - even though she hated it - that she was a little nervous. It wasn't the same kind of nervousness as meeting your lover's parents for the first time, but...

Briar watched with intrigue in silence as Mara used her ability on Calum. Calum looked like he was struggling, his mouth quivering slightly as he tried his best to keep his mouth shut, yet eventually he blurted out what he needed to say to get Mara to release her grip from him. Gods, now he...

It took some effort for him to hide his smirk when he saw them arguing. While it was reassuring to know that Calum has kept his secret, he felt so tempted to just reveal everything to the elven woman. The last place he expected to see Calum was here, and honestly, if telling Mara the truth would...

All he could do was nod. It was clear that they had to stop Selantheia now, especially after the piece of news that Yaena exchanged with him. Back at the temple he felt torn on what he should do; he suspected that he was making a mistake when he left Selantheia alive and not a scorched corpse on...

I'm sorry. Briar would have burst into laughter, he would have howled with it and probably woken up the entire city with it, however fortunately Yaena beat him to it. It was like if that assassin that snuck into Daella's nursery would have successfully killed his daughter and then turned to him...

It was difficult to watch. The whole event was difficult to watch. A muscle feathered in Briar's jaw as he witnessed the snake, the same exact one that they saw and admired. Now that beautiful creature was a slave and nothing more. He could only imagine what would happen if Selantheia gave that...

And shortly after that, the spell was broken. Suddenly, there was mention of Selantheia looking for one of those snakes, death walkers and her coming here regularly. He was nervous to hear about that of course, yet at least that may have cleared up some of their questions. He has heard of the...

On the other hand, the deeper they headed into the city the more Briar began to realise how much he missed the sun... even if his complexion might say otherwise. The city was sheltered under the protective branches of the giant trees that towered over everything. Some of the buildings were on...

Briar smirked when she brought up the idea of another bet. Of course, they weren't getting anything out of these bets except bragging rights and brief satisfaction before they both forgot about it. Still, they were fun to do, and they proved that even after everything the two have faced, they...

There was silence between them until he heard Yaena's voice. He was still watching the boat, it was fading away slowly behind the curtain of fog, with the little lantern on it soon disappearing out of sight too. He has truly allowed Calum to get away then. He has captured the one who was...

It took every fibre of his being for Briar not to show his own anger right now. And he would have said something, he still had a lot to say, however right then and there Yaena was brought in by the guard. Once Yaena asked him to leave, he gave her a grim nod before heading out. He wouldn't...

The guards immediately bowed upon seeing the king approaching. When Briar saw Calum in chains, he stared down at him in disdain, but at the same time he felt irritated at the sight of him smirking. He probably thought that was confusing him or throwing him off guard, but he didn't care whether...

Before he has made his way down to Yaena's room, before he has made the decision that he will be going out there, he was hearing the bells start ringing through Eurus. Those bells had different meanings; sometimes they would ring if there was a wedding, sometimes they would ring if the city was...

He didn't notice her presence until she sat down beside him. He didn't even sense her magical aura like usually would be able to, he was just so focused on the blue flames that he didn't even sense her approaching until she was right there beside him. They were not near the lake, unlike normal...

I know this is selfish, but I heard war broke out and the only thing I'm fully thinking about is you two. Briar stared at her, letting out a sigh, slowly heading over to sit beside her. "You're not only thinking about us two." he shook his head. He knew that it wasn't true, after all she had...