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"Hey, that sounds like somebody's out there. Maybe it's Blue?" said Magician, breaking his silence. He had been silent so far, thinking. "If I'm not mistaken, we're in the powerplant right? The source of all this eldritch chickanery should be nearby." "Yeah, Moon! You might be weird, but you're...

"This is not a good place to stand in. Too many blindspots." Red agreed as he gripped his axe, his helmet's eyeless gaze scanning the tunnels. "But the wyrm has passed here, without a doubt. We could follow and finish it. We have the greater numbers. Overwhelm it, rip and tear it apart..." He...

Thorrfen's legs cursed at him as he charged through snow covered fields and mounds. It reminded him of simpler times hunting with his father. Times that seemed so far away and distant. As he paused to catch his breath and drink from his waterskin upon a small hill, he saw for the first time the...

The gods were bastards, Thorrfen decided as he laid on the ground, aching muscles and bones screaming at him. They were not content to just curse him. No, they had to hurl a star at him too. He remembered now, watching the falling star grow closer and closer until it thundered above him...

Red joined Azure and Ivory, his stride quiet despite his weight. He said nothing of the predicament, as was his way. He instead chose to focus on the markings and the carcasses, shining his lantern upon them. "Look, Ivory, Azure." he called out, choosing to focus on the task at hand, "Tracks of...

Through the fight, Magician had been quiet. Focused on supporting his fellow AUGURs, both with pistol shot and psychic might. But truth was, Magician was scared. He wished he could be like his book heroes, brave and sure of themselves. He wished he knew what to say to all his friends. What he...

Red approached the molt, purple fey light shining on the dead skin of the worm. While he was not a hunter by trade, he had learned how to track beasts long ago. If they had a physical form, there would be a trace of their movements. There was always a trail to follow. As he began to call the...

"Take heed knights!" Red warned, eyes locking onto the sphere. Lifting his axe from his shoulder, he brought his lantern to bear on his left hand, seeking to bring forth more light onto this possible danger. "Battle may be upon us."

Magician's hazel eyes blinked, staring dumbfoundedly at the sight before him. Dropping his hold on the water, he rubbed the back of his neck almost sheepishly. "Well, guess that takes care of that." he eventually said. He turned to reply to Judgement when Kay called out. Magician kept quiet for...

Bringing up the rear of this group, came the biggest of the group. If not in height, then certainly in weight, especially considering he bore the biggest backpack carrying the supplies. He wore blood red armor that bore no insignias nor ornamentations, mantled by a gray furred cloak. It's only...

Magician would've let out a tirade of epic proportions at the liquidators, if the situation wasn't so desperate. And if he wasn't so focused on his job. As the water sprayed the office, Magician used his telekinesis to try and funnel the water into the creature and away from him and the others...

"Wait, it's a giant mushroom?! Oh man, this is just like the fungaloids of the Ronan adventure, Devil in the Bowl!" exclaimed Magician, geeking out a bit even as dodged the claws of the creature with Judgement. Which was good. Geeking out was preferrable to being paralyzed with fear. The young...

The first thing that Magician felt was the disorientation. The lack of the noise, that awful thought consuming, painful noise. He laid on the hard floor for what must have been seconds. He was woken up by a cool sensation on his forehead. Considering the near fever he had it was nice. A moment...

Lobby Many years from this day, Magician would agree without a doubt that he only survived through sheer dumb luck. As he let his sight wander through the building, his perception alert, sensitive. Exposed. It came like a lightning bolt, straight into his skulls. Sounds mixed with images...

After the tie debacle, Magician kept quiet. Initially it was because of the shock of the memory, but afterward it was because of something else. Someone else. The Lady Tiamat. Magician felt she'd fit in right with underworld mob bosses, grandmasters of assassin guilds and fairy tale queens of...

"Oh, that reminds me! I need more books! And it's not a spy novel! It's a urban fantasy novel with a spy subplot for the book."Magician grumble. Listening to Hermit and Blue speak about the contract stuff, Magician couldn't help but pipe in. "I don't know why you're so insistent on contracts...

"Huh. So Miss Kay is actually a geometric shape? I mean, aren't we all geometric shapes in some way?" asked Magician, mostly mumbling to himself. Then the rozzers showed up. He liked that word, rozzers. He read in one of his books when talking about dirty cops. Felt appropriate considering the...

Magician gaped at Hermit's words. "All girls have multiple personalities?" he whispered in shock. The implications were... troubling. Before he could say anything, he noticed Moon. And no jape, no snarky remark came from him. Moon was different, not even Tower's multiple personalities were as...

Eselberg Station had truly come a long way from it's humble beginnings, thought Klaus Therwood as he gazed at the training area. A large training mat was the center of this area, surrounded by weights (secured for zero-g), pull bars and dummy weapon racks. It wasn't the most advanced equipment...

"Come now, Hermy, if I didn't do my routine, we'd suffer critical broodiness levels." At her question, Magician turned to answer before being interrupted by Judgement. "Guess we're following Pinball over there." Columbary WIth a warm smile, Magician greeted Ms. Kay. "Hey Big Sis, hard at work...