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Blindfold found himself in a peculiar place. He couldn't see, obviously, and he had stopped seeing in visions a long time ago, but he could tell where he was. There was some jazz music playing throughout the place, and there was a constant hustle and bustle of people talking in very outdated...

Glumisun grunted as Revan touched her bleeding fingers with a wet cloth. Revan looked up immediately. “You need to let me clean these out,” He said, green eyes - god, she could stare at those eyes forever - meeting hers. “It’s going to get infected, and that won’t be fun.” They were in the...

Stars. After the Spark, as He began to call it, all he saw were stars. They were beautiful. Hundreds of them. Thousands. There were things now. There were forces, pulling and pushing and spinning and whirling through the vast expanse of Everything. It was nice, he thought, to have something. Now...

He didn’t remember a time when he didn’t exist. Unlike most beings, he didn’t remember a father or a mother. All he knew was that he was. And he would be. This was all he knew. The first thing he remembered was Darkness. Humongous, ever-expansive, and whole. There was nothing in the Void...

Revan perched on a rocky outcropping overlooking the mountain pass that the army of demons was currently moving through. Glumisun crouched beside him, as he was supposed to be helping her get to a spot where they could watch for missiles, or other types of bombardment while the army was in...

Blindfold felt grateful for this person trying to accommodate him, although he did feel a bit patronized, but that was fine. She didn't know what Blindfold could do. Although Blindfold's hearing hadn't gotten a significant upgrade, since he had to rely on it, it had certainly gotten more...

Revan thought about many things as he stood in front of the cottage Revan and Glumisun shared. Would he ever see this place again? If they ever came back here, what would happen? Would the demons be at the brink of extinction, yet again? Would the Human’s city be destroyed? Right now, Revan was...

As Blindfold called out to whomever was in here, a few workers he hadn't noticed before working on something, it seemed, ahead and to his left. Then, by the footfalls he guessed it was a woman, came into the entry room where he was standing. By a sharp sound coming from the room that seemed to...

@Annie Blindfold was having a less fun than average day, he realized as he walked along the busy street of the town he was currently in. First of all, he dreamt last night. Well, it wasn’t just about the dream. Blindfold had dreams almost every night, sometimes strange...

Revan woke up in a cold sweat. Revan tried to control his breathing. It took a second, but he eventually got it. In, out. Breathing helped. In… out. Breathing usually helps. Revan had nightmares often when he was younger, but since Glumisun and them coming here, they hadn’t happened as often...

The sound of sliding wood on paper filled the room. “There,” said Avaddon, the leader of the Black Rose, as the piece reached its destination. “What about there?” Everyone in the room grumbled and muttered, but nobody seemed to have a better option. They were in the old war room, tattered...

Revan watched, perched on the giant stone raven that was the entrance to the city of Sundavrblaka’baen, as an army moved into his home. It’s not that they weren’t welcome, of course, he was glad to help them, just not… at war. War. Huh. What a small word for such a big thing. War. As the...

@Lish “This feels weird.” Arar, a soldier that had been in employ in the Demon world for three thousand years, a male with crimson skin and horns that matched the curvature of his head, had wandered into the abandoned city that was in their way to the humans, the demon army on the move...

Within the world of dreams, you feel a sudden tug. You had agreed to the invitation, and now, you were here, finally, on the night of the Winter Solstice. Under a pitch-black night sky, no moon or stars in sight, there was a stage, with a collection of round tables with white coverings of...

Revan peered darkly at the streets from a perch on top of a building at the lone human wandering the streets alone. Revan’s dark, stormy-grey eyes peered at the human, in part amazed by the human’s unawareness, but he wasn’t really surprised. As his father said, wisely - ‘people rarely look up’...

@Lish @Vague o3 Revan and Glumisun walked along their usual route in the evening, right before the sun began to set over the valley. The mountains were so high here that evening came early, and they enjoyed the brisk climate by walking. While they walked, they talked about many things...

Revan and Glumisun walked toward the city together, hand in hand. To Revan, this felt nice. He hadn't been so close with a human being in a long time, not so close that he had been comfortable showing his true appearance. Now he realized the folly of his decision, to stay confined in such a...

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Glumisun woke up the next morning alone. Quietly, she padded down to the ground floor of the small cabin that she and Revan had spent the night in, a very pretty and rustic place with many an amenity, but not too many, just as much as was needed to make it comfortable, but feel like you still...

@Jas The fire exploded in front of Blindfold, startling him, instinctively throwing his hands up in an x, backing up a few steps while the Man berated him for his stupidity. I've told you, He said, You have GOT to be aware of your surroundings. Blindfold shook his head, shaking off his sudden...