Search results for query: *

Shu Bao almost jumped out of her skin as she heard a voice, quickly letting go of the garment and turning to face her. Her cheeks were bright red, her hands tucked behind her back as if she weren't going anything. "Ahh-- I'm sorry, ma'am!" She told her quickly, bowing her head to show her...

Shu Bao was taken aback by her friend's serious face. She'd never seen her so stone-faced! She listened closely, hesitating before nodding in response. "I hope they are false..." She replied softly, matching Shi Lian's solemn tone. "I could never imagine having the gall to push around a...

Shu Bao couldn't help but giggle at her friend's response. She had never been one to gossip, it was a behaviour that had been trained out of her in childhood, but Shi Lian brought it out of her! The two were of similar age so bonded very quickly, there was something about her that allowed her...

Shu Bao wasn't aware it was possible to feel so exhausted. She'd done hard work in her life, sure, but twelve weeks straight of carrying things, sewing things, cleaning things... She wasn't sure how her fingers could still feel with all the accidental pin-pricks. She knew it would pay off...

"Oh, they like music?" She smiled, watching as he allowed the salamanders to breathe. "Little cuties..." She spoke under her breath, watching them spin and dance. She looked up as he listed his requirements, crouching down to search her boxes for what he needed. She placed them in a neat pile...

Lilea watched as he held out his hand, leaning forward a little and furrowing her brows in confusion. The flames reflected in her doe-like eyes as he summoned his salamanders, their dancing causing her to smile. She straightened up as he set the jar down, picking it up herself and bringing it...

Lilea's eyes lit up as she heard a familiar voice, turning to greet Derry as she did most Monday mornings. She bowed her head as she did to each customer that visited her before grinning her typical grin. She'd noticed many of the villagers avoided or ignored Derry, she'd never understood why...

Lilea's bare feet padded through the soggy leaves and mushy dirt as she hopped her way through the forest towards the market... This was her fourth trip from her home in the forest to her market stall, she had a lot to give and only two hands! Her arms were wrapped around a deep whicker bowl...