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The lights... Too bright. Kri's eyelids staggered open, drunken on the pain inflicted upon his form. His body was twisted and broken in ways it should never be found in, and yet... Something about this place was strange. If he was as broken as his positioning told him he was, then he should...

"Cap'n, are you sure we shouldn't turn back? My radar's showing somethin' funny. Says a huge storm's ahead, looks like a wall it does. Wall'a clouds ahead, yessir, we should turn around-" "Barry, shut your yap." Kri Paracel was a natural-born leader, fighter, captain and pilot. His bloodline...

There was an odd flicker in the back of Cade's mind. It was as if... Her words made sense. It was almost as though the words of this human, this girl he'd been studying for the past years of his life... This insignificant speck that had, for some reason, become significant... Had told him...

Cade stared to the woman in front of him for a long, dreadful moment, his eyes not narrowing nor widening. He simply seemed to exist, in a state of limbo, for what seemed like minutes. Finally, he spoke. “How is it that a woman of your caliber can accuse me of lying, yet still ask to see the...

Cade sat up hesitantly, the marks that had begun to form on his skin slowly fading away in the darkness of the study. He relished in the absence of light, wishing for the millionth time that the realm was permeated by dark, just as his was. But now, the hardest part was upon him. He had to...

Cade flinched at even the dim lighting of the hallway, shutting his eyes compulsively though it didn’t help in the slightest with his skin. The photonic reactions against his epidermis left large, ugly rashes along the entirety of his body, though it hadn’t gotten to that point yet. Only direct...

Light. The bright, burning thing that the beings of shadows hated so much. The thing that separated her world form his; her world being the illuminated cage of beings so much alike himself, yet so different in so many ways. His own world… The darkness was freeing. The lack of light was what...

I did it. I've won. Cade's thoughts flashed back to the countless training sessions he had undergone, training for moments exactly like this. Where he needed to gain her trust, and in the end, would use that to his advantage. He prevented the devilish smile from crossing his face, however; any...

Cade stared at her for a good moment. It was obvious she was apprehensive, and for good reason; there was a stranger in her house. Little did she know, however, that the same stranger had been staying in her house for a long, long time, unbeknownst to her. The fact that she could see him meant...

Her questions left Cade in a bit of a dilemma. For the entirety of his left, the man of the shadows had been training for this very interaction. The elders had taught him how to speak, what to say, and what would make her tic. But the interesting thing was… At that moment, staring into her pits...

It did not take Cade very long at all to figure out that something was not as it should be. For as long as he had been assigned to this girl, watching her, practically living the life she created for him... She had not been able to see him. He had lived unmolested within her quarters for years...

T here had never been a day in which Cade had not been trapped within the realm of his enemy. That was what it felt like, at least. The constant thrumming of light against his bones made him sick. He hid in the recesses and dark corners of the land he had been bound to, simply because he had...

Every billion years, a war is waged between the Light Realm and the Shadow Realm. The most advanced species in the universe, one that exists in both realms, provides one warrior and their counterpart to fight to the death. The realm that emerges victorious is rewarded with a new age of...

Kirinti laughed, a warm, kind sound. "Yes, great job! Magic is hard to master. I'm surprised you even summoned anything at all." In fact, he was a bit envious. It had taken him years as a child to summon even the smallest of sparks, and he was considered gifted. This girl... She could be...

As soon as she put her head against his shoulder, Raylian knew he had gotten himself into something that he wouldn’t get out of very easily. He tried to stay hidden behind the clouds, out of sight of the fighting angels and demons. He knew that the both of them would be ostracized from their...

He nodded his head at that, aware that a dragon loosed amongst the forest would be something that every being would have to watch out for. He held his bow in one hand and an arrow in the other, notching it as he walked. They would have to move quickly; if Kayvalen had already made it to the...

Kirinti looked at her, an unknown intelligent look present in his eye. "There are many faerie in this forest who go out to mate with the humans. I suppose there are spirits of foxes who do the same." He began walking westward, making sure she was following. There was a gleam in his eye that...

Entylin nodded his head obediently. He took the key and brought it to the shed, which was only a few hundred meters from where they stood. It was, indeed, quite a chore to open the door, and after seven tried the handle finally clicked. He didn't know why she didn't get that fixed; it couldn't...

Entylin picked up the clothes in his mouth and padded off toward the house, intending to shift once he got there. He knew the sight was unseemly; he also knew he would be naked. While he didn't mind in the slightest, he felt that they had gotten close enough where it might be a bit awkward...

Entylin did not move. He did not breath. He did not blink. All he did was stare into her eyes. In his mind, his dreadfully human mind, he was nodding his head. He was saying yes. He was screaming to the rooftops that he trusted her with everything he had, because she hadn't rejected him when he...