The Whispering Doodad
Graham McNeill
Graham McNeill
Graham McNeill
The sun was going down over the edge of the canyon by the time Trundle and Sligu reached the entrance to Yettu’s cave. That entrance was through the wide nostril of the carved head, and the water dripping from the icicles inside it had a peculiar greenish color.
Jared Rosen
Hers was not the only family shattered by the oath-breaker.
The desire to go after him was strong. She wanted nothing more than to plant her sword in his chest and watch the life drain from his eyes... but she knew she would never be able to get close enough to him.
In time, her body healed, but waking nightmares and night terrors would torment her for many years to come.
Even so, she endured. She was determined to have vengeance.
Isa Mari De Leon
Possessed of wiry, acrobatic strength, and wielding a liquid blade of incalculable might, she embarked on a conquest of the greatest threats of ancient myth: Grandmother Viper, the invincible progenitor of all Camavoran dragons; Imago, demon of change and scourge of the Carnelian Valley; the mad demigod Nabavelicus, perpetrator of countless atrocities.
Much to the annoyance of his new peers, Yasuo showed natural talent, and became the only student to catch the attention of Elder Souma, last master of the legendary wind technique.
Ian St. Martin
“That ground we took last week… Their witch…”
I swallow, closing my eyes for a moment to block the memory.
Michael Yichao
Thresh, calling me to madness? Some strange torment before the end?
No. Something far more ancient. More… intimate.
Matt Dunn
said Wolf, his black eyes twinkling with delight. “May I have it?”
“Perhaps,” replied Lamb. “I sense she is afraid.
Rayla Heide
The greatest boon of his Ascension was the countless lifetimes he could now spend in study and contemplation... though this would also eventually come to be his greatest curse.
But he was more immediately concerned by the increased savagery he saw within Renekton.
Ian St. Martin
“Xiir,” Teneff repeated. “It is a curse that they use for those of us that come from ‘the Captive Lands’.
Michael Yichao
From the look on the woman’s face, I swear she heard it too.
“Ah. You’re definitely from the past.”