Shuriman Trash
Amanda Jeffrey
I’d like to see a certain other yordle pull off a demonstration of extreme marksmanship like that!
And Kesu?
Amanda Jeffrey
I’d like to see a certain other yordle pull off a demonstration of extreme marksmanship like that!
And Kesu?
Ariel Lawrence
However, fire and death awaits anyone foolish enough to try parting Annie from the stuffed bear at her side.
Kept safe by Tibbers, she wanders the dark forests of Noxus, oblivious to danger—and the dangers posed to others by her own unchecked power—hoping, one day, to find someone like her to play with.
Let’s go or we’ll lose him.”
Caitlyn dropped to one knee to look at the street from a different perspective.
Graham McNeill
More meat was brought up and placed in the pile between the two seated troll kings. Giant hunks of flesh torn from the bellies of giant sea creatures, ribs from hairy mammoths, slithering piles of rotten fish, giant wings from the flightless birds of the tundra, entire elnük heads, and squirming heaps of wriggling body parts that Trundle was glad he didn’t recognize.
Ian St. Martin
He endured the mine’s hellish conditions in grim silence, waiting for death.
In the Dredge, death came in many forms…
The mine’s warden, Baron Voss, would sometimes offer freedom in return for a prisoner’s tortured confession—granting it with the edge of her blade.
He can see a great conflict approaching—one fought not in any single realm, but in all—and awaits the time when he must finally pick a side.
So universally feared that even animals grow nervous when someone speaks its name.
In the wake of this revival, another tale, nearly lost to memory, has seen a resurgence throughout the hinterlands.
Rayla Heide
It was a fearsome sight to see.
“‘You say you lead your people. Be now the first to be judged by my blades,’ the Protector said.
“If you want to walk away from this, you best go fetch more men!”
He took another swig from the bottle, then put it down on the bar.
Michael Luo
He expected the spirit to tumble over, its body to break apart, giant lumps of ice disappearing to dust.