
Bloodline
Graham McNeill
Graham McNeill
Laura Michet
Ariel Lawrence
Ariel Lawrence
The immense statues of Shurima’s earliest rulers – his ancestors – watched his progress.
The soft, shadowy light of predawn seeped through his city. The brightest stars still shone overhead, though they would soon be snuffed out by the rising sun.
Graham McNeill
An abyss that bled purple light tore open amid the Shurimans, and I saw their ivory-skinned general overcome by whipping cords of matter.
L J Goulding
“Greetings, friend,” she called out. “May the Sun’s light be upon you. I hope your journey through the mountains has not been too hard.”
Dana Luery Shaw
Anthony Reynolds
Behind the convoy, less than a mile distant, the sea glittered like dragon scales in the dying light. A trio of galleys could be seen, sails unfurling as they turned north on the long journey home.
Matt Dunn
Gunky, sword-sized teeth. Criss-crossed the boat. Losing light. Closing. In the jaull’s mouth. Lifeline slack. Cut.
The tongue was too slick.
But when his friend’s prejudices against the undercity and its people came to light, it seems Viktor felt their bond beginning to weaken. Resolving to hide his plans, he experimented alone, until he ultimately lost control of the hexcore.
L J Goulding
Lord Vladimir is not one to linger out in the morning’s light, at least not without good reason. By the rosy tint of his cheek, I would guess his night was spent incognito in some decadent salon of the noble houses—likely hosted by that buffoon Edvin Cortain, or one of the Noradis.
Anthony Reynolds
Ian St. Martin
Graham McNeill
He sobbed at what he had been forced to do.
The light burned away his remaining eye, and a world of darkness closed in on him.
Jared Rosen
Soon the light faded, and the metal unwound itself as Lucian scanned his surroundings.
Amanda Jeffrey