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Thrawn hummed and looked down at the nexu that was now getting comfortable on the floor of his office. He already held some belief that he wasn’t complicated domesticated, and now Thrawn received his confirmation. He couldn’t read creatures the same way he could read people, and that made...

Thrawn felt a sense of pride at Eli, for how he handled Tarkin. Naturally there was a reason Thrawn took him under his wing, along with Faro, and how they didn’t shrink from threat was just one of many reasons. They were both intelligent and highly capable. They knew which battles to take on...

Thrawn didn’t quite know what to think that she already knew how to get to his office from the hangar bay. Or her response to his statement. She was going to be another Tarkin that gave him a headache and a reason to take up drinking. He could surmise that. “We can both head straight to my...

Thrawn immediately assessed the woman as she stepped off her ship with…her nexu. He didn’t know how to feel about that, but its rigid stance, and the confidence Commander Tarkin held next to it, suggested to him that it was well trained. It wouldn’t attack without permission. It shouldn’t...

“Status, Commander Faro.” The woman looked down at her datapad. “Approximately minutes until Commander Tarkin arrives, Admiral.” Thrawn nodded. “Excellent.” Several weeks earlier, a pirate wanted by the Empire found ground on Ithor. Soon, it was discovered that the pirate was a Jedi, but they...

Marisol hesitated for a moment. Should she tell him what their unusual ailment is? Some might kill first and ask questions later upon learning of their tadpole friends. But if he somehow knew someone that could help, or understand better why they were willing to search for a cleric in the...

Now with Dravon gone, Tamsin stepped out from her hiding spot behind Varick, assessing the situation before her and taking in the damage that was done right before they came. Malina stepped up, fury blazing in her eyes. “Rience?!” Flames licked at the tips of her fingers, but she didn’t direct...

Drazhan had indeed heard the voice before Varick told them to follow him. It was too far away to know who it was, if it was someone he knew, so naturally he had hoped it was Mikhail talking to Kirsikka. Well, it was someone talking to Kirsikka, but it just had to be the undead mage he didn’t...

Malina, as suggested by Varick, quickly wrote a note to leave behind for the other two to find, should they return first. Then she finished the necessary preparations for the formation of the portal into Mont Pellinor. If there wasn’t a chance that Mikhail wasn’t there, then Malina would have...

“Mikhail?” Instant worry crossed her features, and she only hastened her preparation. For Mikhail to go missing…she hoped everything was just a big misunderstanding. That maybe he did accompany Kirsikka to Mont Pellinor for whatever reason, and they just lost track of time. She had to hope. “I...

Tamsin stirred with the touch and soft kiss. “Wha-” her sleep-addled mind didn’t quite comprehend what was said immediately, as she slowly woke up from an entirely comfortable sleep, partially thanks to the Primal standing over her. But soon enough, what Varick said registered in Tamsin’s mind...

Safira wondered to herself why she couldn’t have kept her reaction to herself and just kept along to herself after being shoved by the Fire Nation soldier. As it was, chaos was now unfolding, with Mushi and Lee seemingly holding their own against the firebenders. Good, Safira would feel less...

Malina sighed, ignoring Drazhan for the time it took for her to think more carefully on anything else that could be amiss with the situation. In her hectic mind, overflowing with all sorts of horrendous and unlikely scenarios, the possibility of her brother’s old stalker didn’t cross her mind...

“Of course I checked his room,” Malina snapped, before sighing, brushing a hand through her hair. It seemed that the elder Primal was actually trying to logic his way through the disappearance, to which she could play nicer. At least, to him. “His bed was made, which he usually doesn’t do until...

Tamsin only stirred some, briefly waking as Varick left her side, and thus the warmth as well, but she soon drifted back to sleep, unaware of the commotion just yet. Both Malina and Drazhan looked over at Varick as he made his appearance. Malina, the more frantic of the two, spoke up first...

Marisol frowned, feeling sympathy for the plight of the tieflings. A new cult leading the goblins? These goblins overtaking the roads and towns? Where were they supposed to go with their children? It was a sticky situation for all involved. “Well, maybe we need to find Halsin then,” Marisol...

The portal opened, and Rience stepped forward without another moment of hesitation. Blood still decorated his body, and would only add to his image of unhinged delightful glee upon looking at Mikhail's little cottage, hidden away in the woods. A location that he now knew. And it wasn’t a...

Rience wheezed as the pain rolled through him, and he could distinctly feel that wetness on his face. No doubt, his head was hit during the explosion, like every other part of him. He hoped Kirsikka had killed herself in her moment of explosive stupidity. “You’re a shikigami,” he answered...

Rience could feel the crackle of the unstable magic in the air. Then there was the cold, painfully cold. He briefly heard the cracking echoing in the air before its subsequent explosion, but not soon enough to protect himself from the building crashing all around him. He should thank the stars...

Safira stared at Zuka, amazed that he had such guts to stand up to the Fire Nation soldier. Did he have a death wish? Or did they truly have a secret way of dealing with them, as Mushi had suggested? She tensed her jaw as the soldier ordered them all to get to work. She wanted to send a column...