They gathered at the camp the next morning to discuss what they would do next. Mana procured the key that Cobal found the previous day. Sitting around the wobbly table in the sand were representatives from each camp. Eliana and Fareh were joined by Bartew and Kenar. Mana, Cassandra and Cobal sat opposite them as … Continue reading Vol4: Chapter 23 – The key to the tower →

Oops, I forgot to properly schedule this post and it didn't go through. Apologies for the short delay “While you were off flirting with nobility, I did some hard work here on the island,” Mana proclaimed, after coming up from the water. She quickly put a towel over her shoulders. “It’s freezing down there, I’m … Continue reading Vol4: Chapter 22 – Found what was lost →

As Cobal spent most of his time lost in thoughts, with far too much to process about different aspects of his life that were very quickly unraveling into something out of his control, he put his efforts into training his sword fighting. He’d picked up many different pieces of advice over the past year and … Continue reading Vol 4: Chapter 21 – Back to the island →

Once Cobal got out of the bath and put some clean robes on he was quickly escorted to the dining room, where both Guthir and Diana were already waiting for him. Two servants rapidly put their food on the table before exiting the room, leaving the three to eat in peace. They spoke about nothing … Continue reading Vol4: Chapter 20 – Proposal →

“Sit down, I’ll be ready in a moment,” Eliana said.Mana, Cobal and Cassandra sat down on the pillows in the main tent. This was where Eliana had set up her things and where she led the search efforts from. Right now she was going through some maps with Kenar and Bolar. “So, with these areas … Continue reading Vol 4: Chapter 19 – Diving Bell →

After Kenar and several other members of the Justavir agreed to work with the Tidesetter crew things moved rather quickly. None of the bodies they occupied were adept at fighting so they weren’t a huge threat even when left to their own devices. They were still bound to Shark Tooth Island which meant that any … Continue reading Vol 4: Chapter 18 – The Tower →

“Now then, let us talk,” Eliana said. She had rounded up all of the Ravadier villagers - whom they now suspected were possessed or under some form of control - on the deck of the Tidesetter. After being ambushed and captured in a matter of moments they had stayed relatively meek, unwilling to talk about … Continue reading Vol4: Chapter 17 – The truth revealed →

Cobal felt anxious as the Tidesetter quietly drifted up the river that led to Shark Tooth Island’s central lake. They’d waited patiently for the ghost ship to leave the island, with two of Eliana’s most capable crewmembers spending two days hidden in the jungle while keeping a close eye on the ship. Shark Tooth Island … Continue reading Vol4: Chapter 16 – Ambush at the river bend →

The island was already visible in the distance, but due to the storm reaching its apex, the crew decided to keep the anchor down here. Cobal didn’t quite understand the logic at first, arguing that they’d be much safer on land if the storm got worse. Eliana assured him that the Tidesetter could handle a … Continue reading Vol4: Chapter 15 – Shark Tooth Island →