Redeemed
Phillip Vargas
Ash fell gently on Senna’s face. She cracked open her eyes, flinching as she saw pinpricks of dark lightning crawling down her arms.
Phillip Vargas
Ash fell gently on Senna’s face. She cracked open her eyes, flinching as she saw pinpricks of dark lightning crawling down her arms.
Aaron Dembski-Bowden
He carried a week’s worth of supplies in his pack, an ivory spear in his hand, and his hair was woven with his mother’s bone charms.
Both the relentless artist rising from the ashes and the kindhearted man from a once-peaceful isle, Hwei faces the conflicting hues of Ionia—and his own imagination.
Isa Mari De Leon
Rayla Heide
She breathed a flaming torrent of fire, burning a thick grove to smoldering ash.
She spotted a trace of gold fur ahead and leapt onto the vellox’s back.
David Slagle
There was grey in his hair, framed by a crimson sky choking on ash. His battle-worn armor gave way to a functional coat, and he kept his arms tightly within its folds—as I imagined one of his lineage might.
Amanda Jeffrey
“Pleas— —eave me— —lone.”
“—ASE. LEA— —E ALO—”
The words tumble out on top of each other, issuing from two mouths.
Jared Rosen
We ride against the wind, following the scent of brimstone ash, burning hoofprints, and brushlands singed by hellfire. Here the land goes on for a thousand leagues and a thousand more, an endless, open pastiche of dirt, grass, and wild lavender that meets the sky at its middle and continues on into forever.
Rayla Heide
Graham McNeill
Only now did Lux notice just how bone-weary Pernille was.
“About as well as you, by the looks of it,” said Lux.
Graham McNeill
The city and the bones of its people had long ago become one with the desert, and it was impossible to tell ash and bone from sand. Only its tallest towers remained above the dunes: broken spires that sang mournfully when the winds blew from the realms beyond the mountain.
On those nights, she would lie awake long after the coals had burned to ash, tormented by the power she felt stirring within.
The time finally came for Taliyah’s dance beneath the full moon.
Graham McNeill
She thought back to when she’d brought Ashe to the Winter’s Claw after finding her alone and in exile on the ice.
Jared Rosen
Matt Dunn
The fire raged for days, darkening the skies with ash. Of course, Ornn slept through the whole thing. He awoke atop a pile of ashes in a very bad mood, for he had not had a restful sleep.
Rayla Heide
It simply wants to attract.”
“Food turns to ash in my mouth,” said Ahri. “How can I feed myself when I am no more than a monster?”
With a roar of anger and grief combined, Xerath blasted Azir from his place on the dais, watching through tears as his former friend burned to ash. Xerath took Azir’s place and the light of the sun filled him, reshaping his flesh into that of an Ascended being.