Zyra
The denizens of the Gardens set upon them, spined tendrils lashing through armor and flesh with sadistic ease.
The denizens of the Gardens set upon them, spined tendrils lashing through armor and flesh with sadistic ease.
John O'Bryan
''Then, as the sun rose on the fifth day, his eyes widened, and a broad grin lit up his face. ‘If I can't go through the door,' he said, ‘then I'll just have to go through-’...
Ian St. Martin
The air and light writhe around it. They do not want to touch it either.
That gives me the understanding I seek.
Matt Dunn
The man wheezes, his wind knocked clear into someone else’s sails. Gasping. A fish on land.
Ian St. Martin
He had kept below decks for the most part, ensuring that the creatures in his care endured the passage with as much comfort as he was able to offer.
Matt Dunn
Rayla Heide
And then where would their power go?”
“Uh...”
“Away. Exactly. Think of how many Chem-Barons exist compared to how many people live in Zaun.
Rayla Heide
The man fell to his knees, face twisted in delicious agony.
“I left them to keep them safe,” the man cried.
Rayla Heide
Shyvana leapt from the window of the watchtower and landed on her feet, five stories below. She detected a hint of blood on the wind, and sprinted west into the forest, dodging branches as she pursued the scent.
Soon after returning to Piltover, Ezreal found himself bounding from adventure to adventure. From lost cities to mystical temples, his nose for treasure-seeking led him to places most university professors could only read about on maps, and his reputation began to grow.
Much of the fortress was lost within that gaping maw, vanishing into the silent nothingness beyond.
There was a faint slosh of water as she set a glass kettle above the near-invisible flame of a chem-burner.
“Go pound a sump, lady,” Ansel groaned.
Michael Yichao