Phillip Vargas
The remnant of its sail thrashed in the wind.
He searched beyond the debris, his gaze following the twisting coastline to a band of sand bars, down past a chain of barren islets, until it finally settled on a stretch of towering cliffs off in the distance.
Nami tightened her grip and closed her eyes, pulling back her staff to draw the seawater toward her.
The ocean roared.
But death proved to be the true catalyst needed for Warwick’s transformation. As he lay cooling atop the pile of corpses, the chemicals could finally complete their work. The chamber on his back began to pump.
Still, she vowed to redeem herself, no matter the cost—to rededicate her talents to the empire, and to become the sinister weapon she always intended to be.
Rowan Williams
I raked damp hair off of my face and began the arduous process of removing my armor.
Shorin grinned at me and took off their helmet, tossing their dark braid over one shoulder.
Odin Austin Shafer
Around the fire, bedding furs rested, prickling with warmth.
The loud crack of river ice shook the shaman from his fantasy. Udyr cursed and shivered.
Anthony Reynolds
But you will never look upon their faces again, and if you ever deviate from this dark path, they will be lost.”
Kalan nodded, and pushed himself to his feet.
David Slagle
He could hear water dripping through a crack in the cave ceiling, dampening the stone floor until it gleamed against the darkness.
L J Goulding
Many are those who would serve, though few prove worthy.”
I gently pluck the lantern from his trembling fingers, and guide him away from the sight that has so transfixed him, toward the veiled alcoves that line the passage on either side.
Yuumi and Book began their arduous journey, visiting dangerous and unfamiliar lands. Yuumi sought Norra’s scent on the wind, to little avail.
The two opposing commanders pause in their combat as I approach, an uninvited guest at their last moments. They turn to me, suddenly allied in their outrage at my intrusion.
I stand at the very eye of the two armies, seemingly inviting the cold embrace of death from all sides.
Graham McNeill
Rayla Heide
Ian St. Martin
“As do I,” Asa stood at her side. “Yet I do not grieve my beloved Shava, because she is not lost to us.
Dana Luery Shaw
But Kai’Sa is nothing if not patient. She will go at this as long as it takes.
She finds the tunnel she’s looking for just as the sun begins to set.