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Asla nodded with some relief at Axel's announcement that he would join the Silver Lions. It would be nice to have another fellow newbie joining her faction, and from their limited interactions Axel seemed to be agreeable at least. They even had some common ground, both being Seraphim, so perhaps...

Asla's eyes widened at the two new additions to their group. Ashley had an almost ethereal air to her, and Asla found herself admiring the girl's dress. By comparison, Asla felt clunky and oafish in her bulky suit of armor. It would be nice to be able to shed its weight soon and relax; hopefully...

Asla gazed at Gizzard sympathetically. She could imagine how hard it would be to be separated from close friends with no real chance to say goodbye. "Hey," she said softly as she bent down to pat his head gently. "As long as you carry each other in your hearts, you'll never be truly separated."...

Asla followed Greysonn towards the glass building, some trepidation building in her heart. She listened as he answered her question. This is really it, then. It seemed almost a cruel joke that, after dedicating her life to the Archivist, she had been cheated out of the afterlife she'd been...

Poor Gizzard. From what she could deduce, he was dealing with the deaths of his companions. Personally, Asla hadn't dealt with much death in her life as a consequence of being sheltered in a temple for most of her childhood...but she did feel sympathetic towards him. In an attempt to maintain...

Asla watched with subdued amusement as Gizzard bounced from person to person with endless questions and enthusiasm. He seemed quite nice. So far, everyone did. Perhaps that could be one saving grace of this whole thing--she would finally be able to make some friends. In life, Asla was either too...

Asla coughed and spluttered as she woke. She collapsed to hands and knees as she gasped for air like a dying fish. The last thing she could remember was the thick smoke all around her, seeping into her lungs and stinging her eyes. Tears sprung to her eyes as she remembered the trapped child and...