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Ava glanced at Fiona- she'd seen the sylph several times over the years, but the elementalist had never been a regular customer of hers. "Oh, not long. It's not something I'm experienced at. I'm more of a summoner- if you wish, you can come to Seventh Street on Saturday morning for a...

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Ah, the summer festival. The sun shining, the birds singing, and the hellspawn running their stalls. Ava and Jikariel had set up a little spot next to the town square, selling small jewelry and other trinkets. Ava had spent most of the night putting some minor enchantments on them. Things to...

"And I'm sorry I flipped you off, Thyme. Let's let bygones be bygones, shall we?" Kimi brushed herself off. "Seems to me that the worst is over," she commented as she transformed back to her civilian attire.

Kimi looked at Thyme with death in her eyes. "I dunno, Thyme. How many fingers am I holding up?" The answer was one, the third in particular. "Hey, Red. You find anything up there?"

Kimiko was interested in this surprise, too. Unfortunately, flight wasn't exactly an earth power. Unless... Never tried this before. Probably should have practiced, but... With a wave of her hand, the pile of asphalt under her feet started to float, carrying the magical girl upwards along with...

Kimiko reeled under the force of the shockwave. Only the combination of her super strength and affinity for the earth kept her standing, and even then, it was a close thing. She's strong. Really strong. Forget the block, she could flatten the whole neighborhood! "Hey! That's my thing! Stop...

And here she was, the source of all evil. Well, today's evil, anyway. Kimi stood strong, looking at the bears' leader. For crying out loud, why did they have to get all the weird villains? "Alright, let's put an end to all this." Kimiko waved her hand elegantly, and half a dozen stone spikes...

The bears were coming in fast, and there were a lot of them. Kimiko smashed one of them with Stonecrusher, sending it back about fifty feet. "It's another line drive homer for Kimiko!" By then, though, half a dozen were closing in. She needed to get some room to fight. "Ciabatta Seismic...

There were good days and bad ones when you were a magical girl, but this seemed to be one of the good ones, at least as far as Kimiko was concerned. She was about to stop at her favorite cafe and pick up some snacks, then head to the park. Rocky, her stony turtle mascot, was lumbering along by...

Irene slipped into the kitchen, looking at Powder working at Mount Dishmore. Oh, crap. Sloth was as much a sin as Wrath, after all, but the Hellwhelp still had some compassion for her fellow witches. "I am so sorry, Powder. I'll take your next turn, I promise." As Alessa poked her head up, Irene...

Amy descended back to the ground. The simple act of keeping up her magical form took energy- not a lot, it was true, but it still wasn't smart to waste it. Another snap of her fingers and the words, "Dragon Down!", and she was back to normal. "Life... it could be better. I'd rather be back home...

Amy glanced over at Luffy, clearly thinking that the positives of his stretchiness were outweighed by the negatives of his stupidity. "Well, now that Mr. Not-So-Fantastic has showed off his skills , I guess it's my turn. Any problems with that, Tiamat?" "None whatsoever," the dragon replied...

Amy looked up with paralyzing fear and the crushing weight of expectations. "Fighting monsters back home was bad enough. But this? Saving entire universes I didn't know about this morning? I can't do this. It's too much for me. I'm out." Tiamat responded by whirling on her charge with an icy...

Amy and Tiamat had been wandering around the square for what seemed like forever and a day to the young girl. Of course, it had only been 15 minutes, but that was a minor detail. With the dragon perched on her shoulder, she finally spotted something that could get her some bearings, in more...

She couldn't breathe. She panicked, but no sound came out. Then... darkness. Waking up. More darkness. Still night? No, something different. Not her bed. Dirt, so much dirt. Oh, no. Oh, no. Scrambling, digging upward. Still couldn't breathe, but no desire to. No need to. Interesting, that. Five...

Saen slithered out to the bounty board and left a note by the quest list. "Anybody who isss interested in the Holesss contract, pleassse meet me by the bar tomorrow morning." This done, she went upstairs and went to sleep, still anxious about her first mission.

Saen uncoiled herself and stretched out- she'd zoned out there for a few minutes. Looking around, she saw a few familiar faces, and some not so familiar as well. "Well, it's getting late, but before we head up for the night, does anybody want to check out the bounty board? I wouldn't mind going...

Saen was surprised to hear that the god was rather finicky. It didn't make any sense to her whatsoever. "So, this Heilang... he still needs to eat despite being divine? Interesting, very interesting. Sounds almost like the opposite of a Gluttony demon to me." "Yes, I'm new here. Just signed up...

Saen Mindslither Guild Bar "Ssspicewine is indeed a rare and acquired taste," Saen commented as she took the goblet and had a slow sip. "Fortunately, I grew up in Kalasss. The wavesss battering against the dry cliffs- I would dearly love to go back there sssometime." As Rinzi bled her...