With a flick of his hand, a ball of light appeared on Tharn’s right. It grew and made the guards and the people around them run away, to give it space. Then, he appeared in all his glory, Anubis, the Bringer of the End, flapping his wings and making dust lift from the ground, shooting a gush of fire straight at the sky. Tharn pointed at it and shouted, “The next time we arrive, we will be ridding three of those Elementals! And if you annoy me again, Captain, I will tell him to bite your head off! Go do your job and stop being such a brat! Grow up! And get out of my way before my horse vaporises you!” The Captain and his men stood aside, still loo

Almost one hour later, Istar pointed at the small village ahead, with a wooden palisade around it. “That is my town. It is a resting place for caravans and travellers, and a bit more to the west, it’s the nearest City. People often stop here, because the rooms and meals are cheaper than in the City.” “Nice. And your family lives here?” “No, we have a small piece of land with a house a bit further ahead. We can get there by following the road at the back of the town, but my parents are probably in the market, selling products we gro

Both siblings stared at their younger sister, who just smiled at them.Asardin pointed to the poles he had stuck in the soil during the morning, marking the limits of the new field he wanted to prepare.Tharn crossed his arms and nodded, and told Istar she needed to torch the place while making sure not to burn the crops that were almost ready to be harvested. Then, clear the soil of stones and tree remains, make the trenches, and seed the new field. Finally, water over everything.She kept on nodding, and her