Inside a moving caravan, Joan ran the underside of her long nails across the arm of her unconscious patient, (a water elemental who had suffered an injury in the battle). In its emptied state, the arm felt hard and smooth. However, along the lower half of the arm, she felt a slight bump where the fracture could be found. Assessing …

Maria placed her palm on the touchpad. Lights whirred around her hand, making an affirming beep once done. She let go, waiting for the green to turn red, before placing her eye in front of the scanner. The touchpad beeped once more, opening the door connecting to it. Beyond it was a rocky corridor laced with wires that connected to …

System booting up. Initialising… Initialising… Ready for Use. Good. Time to go. By the way, for future reference, I am on a mission and where I am is a little…complicated. I can’t say the name because I don’t want the enemy an easy target if this message does get intercepted. Let’s just say that I’m in an amazing city. Amazing …

Ok, it’s been a long time since I said anything (except on discord), but I thought I might as well tell you guys a few things. First off, I’ve signed with CrN and will be publishing the first novel soon, so look forward to that! Second is that I’ve written a good chunk of book 2 already. My plans were …

The sun rose, leaving a giant shadow over the battlefield thanks to the Eastern walls. The long-awaited battle came to a close. All that was left to do was to stock food for the return trip, clean up the area, and treat the injured before the trek back to squadron W’s rezah tree. However, despite the task at hand, one …

Gin scooped sand with his blade and hurled it at his target’s face. The enemy deflected the attempt but it bought enough time. An ally juggernaut grabbed the foe by his arms, leaving an opening for Gin. He took the opportunity, using a fallen body as leverage, piercing the mage’s chest. However, the enemy’s packed muscles clenched the blade, preventing …

Syndra watched Michal pace up and down the long tent they resided in. He made sure to avoid the injured that lied down on the ground, their groans combining together into a chorus of pain and agony. There was nothing either leader could do except to help the medics with their duties. ‘Here’s another one. He’s heavily injured, but still …

Why was it so difficult all of a sudden? The words rang in Jake’s ears as he ducked under the armour-crushing swing of the enemy juggernaut. He then leapt from his position, attacking the opening left behind with his flaming fists. However, the fire dwindled as soon as it hit the fur until it ceased to exist. ‘Pincer formation!’ Jake …

Brim wet the palm of his hands with his flammable sweat. He left his middle finger and thumb dry, rubbing them together in a quick motion. From the roughness, a spark flashed, lighting the oil ablaze. He looked around, checking that everyone else had done the same. ‘Enemy juggernauts estimated five-hundred metres ahead of us!’ He roared, making sure he …

What was that feeling? It wasn’t quite excitement. It wasn’t quite fear. No, that feeling of allies rushing past you, fireballs flying through the air, illuminating the battlefield; the feeling of catching the enemy off-guard and piercing their heart with blades. A feeling that had no description. Either way, Gin relished every moment of it. Focus. Each second slowed down. …