“Good, the sliver is bright and clear. This is good Uran, your son is alive and well. Nearer even than we expect.” Ugnile said as he looked back to Uran whose face lessened its tension as he saw the light of the thread. “My Agulman can only last five minutes in one cast, we need to search for him in this bracket before we have to recast the spell again.”Uran nodded, partially aware of how an Aguulman works. “Thank you Ugnile,” as he said this, the sound of an engine, discreet humming. He looked around and saw the two Festoons rising from the side of the Sunflora.The nearest Festoon from the right is commandeered Ronata with an extra crew member under Esie, while the other is driven by Lotois with Luri along with one crew member that also belonged with Esies’. There was no time to bother with other things, Uran pointed Ugnile and Eran to Ronata, while Thera and Erizoma automatically rode on Lotois’.“Five mi

Crossing over the fields of the forest originally felt like a suicide mission to Elder Lymantera, in the hopes her loyal soul comes soothed and an example to her fellow Kabay who lived with the dignity of never throwing their arms in the face of death for their cause. However, she felt the pain of regret as her eyes blurred from being thrown to the ground after the blast radius of the Prime Magician’s magic rocked the winds off any living creature around.Broken tree logs and shattered branches, dead animal bodies mixed with Dire-eaters left and right, the iron smell of blood and charcoal bogged Elder Lymantera who covered the basket she carried. There, inside, lay the sleeping visage of the babe, her eyes softly closed as her tiny hands gripped the handkerchief of her mother. Dust slightly entered the edges of her comfortable-looking bed fixed with soft blankets, but the old woman managed to protect her face and other parts just in case.In exchange for her effo

Picking a stick nearby, checking if it was good as a weapon or distraction, she held on to this like a pole ready on hand for an incoming attack even if she had no chance of using it or winning against anyone. Overhead is the darkness looming and the occasional sounds of rustle and Dire-eater screech, though only a distance, it ticks a nervousness in her when the rumble of their movements could be felt and heard.Down behind the rock hiding place, several uprooted trees and a clearing could be seen where the destruction of the fighting small Dire-eaters seemed to have also chunked out a part of the land. Roaming to see where the girl lay felt like hours, but it only lasted for seconds, and the idea of taking her time to see if the girl was still alive is a dread she was delaying.She did find the girl, all bloodied and partially trapped, though the girl could move from where she is, her injury was what kept her from moving. The bone on her shoulder must have already di

Yphemu looked at Epiro who felt his face was pale and confused, but she knew that he was creating problems in his head. Not from sheer lack of experience, but consideration.His eyes looked at her and she made sure that her gaze was firm but comforting. Yphemu is not only the bastion holder of a title passed down with the strongest light magic, she stands with the people she cares for at close consideration.He whispered, “I knew it…”Sacr looked at him and prompted him to speak. The way she usually does, by nudging him with the butt end of her gun. He looks at her with a not-annoying frown but started to speak.“We’ve noticed that a part of the barrier is losing its hold. All of my men managed to evacuate all possible human casualties away, back to a part of the barracks that could hold guard, and we’ve made an effort to stop the youngling Dire-eaters from entering there. But…” Epiro, his grip strong on h

Notion after image of blasted corpses of burning Dire-eaters sent bursts of meat smelling burnt with no blood to cover the ground under them, only for this dark liquid to scatter somewhere else entirely. Electric sparks surged from the invisible barrier as the people within cheered as they watched one after another the Dire-eaters around the area diminish.Further inside the establishment beyond the wall was Verbasi who looked up in the sky, half-hidden by the tall stone barricade, showing the white lights of Yphemu’s magic blink on and off amidst the dark blue of the night. He heard the wisp of "fire brim" that Yphemu summoned. He didn’t need to give her his crystal, because he had to clear the debris and ruin from the residential area.She knew he didn’t need to be there more for his purpose at the current rather than the help he could provide with his magic and shard, but his belief that his students with him could substitute while he checked this