The ship docked in Jasodar just before noon. After bidding the crew members of the Tidescreecher farewell, the trio of travelers made their way into the town. Cobal and Mana both took in the architecture and the way this city felt since neither of them had ever been here. Eliana had been here before and … Continue reading Chapter Twenty-Five – Jasodar, the capital of trade →

The following morning Eliana called everyone to the central area of the cove, where there was a large open space. She stood upon a small wooden podium with Fareh and Majar to her side. Cobal and Mana stood towards the back of the gathered group of sailors and pirates. They already knew what Eliana was … Continue reading Chapter Twenty-Four – Destination Marsolin →

There was an eerie silence when Cobal stepped out of the temple. He hadn’t really picked up on it earlier but there were no sounds of fighting at all now. Just as they were walking out into the rain they spotted movement in the nearby bushes. The sun had all but vanished beyond the horizon … Continue reading Chapter Twenty-Three – Aftermath of the Raid →

After what felt like hours but was probably only about ten or twenty minutes at most, the relative quiet of the camp ahead of them bursted into action as people were getting up and all headed in the same direction. Someone had been spotted for sure. Eliana came over to the rest of the group. … Continue reading Chapter Twenty-Two – Violent Dusk →

“Just so all you idiots don’t embarrass me, let me go over the plan one last time.” The Captain was standing on the upper deck, looking down on everyone who had come along on this trip to Triban island. “We will try to sail in on the far north side of the island. It’s the … Continue reading Chapter Twenty-One – Triban Island →

True to her word, Captain Tidescreecher had her crew set up a feast in a matter of minutes. The tables were already set up and the fire that was mainly used for heat was quickly converted into a grill. Cobal finally managed to place some of the noises he was hearing earlier, there were some … Continue reading Vol 2: Chapter Twenty – A banquet fit for a prince →

“So you’re telling me that a prince was sailing on a merchant vessel without a personal guard to try and find a pirate captain to help out with some sort of magic problem?” The captain’s tied up hair was sticking out from under the almost comically large hat she was wearing and her piercing eyes … Continue reading Vol 2: Chapter Nineteen – Captain Tidescreecher →

Cobal slept through a lot of the remainder of the storm. The combination of exhaustion and pain meant his body really needed the rest. It turned out that the reason Mirgia never came back after he went out to get things for Cobal is because he threw up in the hallway. It was quite a … Continue reading Vol 2: Chapter Eighteen – Misfortune →

The next evening came and although the storm still wasn’t as aggressive as they feared, all signs pointed towards it picking up during the night. So the crew, with the help of our party, spent most of the day making sure everything on the ship was extra secure and everyone knew their tasks when the … Continue reading Vol 2: Chapter Seventeen – The Origin of The Chandecobra →

When Mana and Cobal returned to the docks, there seemed to be some sort of commotion. A bunch of people were circling around two men who were arguing. On the edge of the group, sitting on some crates and eating lunch, were Dylon, Mirgia and Kimi.“What’s going on here?” Cobal asked.Mirgia pointed at the ship. … Continue reading Vol 2: Chapter Sixteen – Towards Rilodar →