Finblade

Thunder cracked across the sky as the roaring storm swept over the ship. Argon's Flight was a ship earlier used in battle, but later repurposed to be a prisoner- transport vehicle. The hull of the old ship cracked as the large waves collapsed onto the ship's sides. The crew of the ship was panicking - the storm had hit them quite suddenly, and they were completely unprepared. As Captain Kessler shouted orders, the crewmen scurried on the ship, attaching ropes here and there, pulling sails and fixing, or at least attempting to fix the most severe of hull breaches. The ship was fully manned, having roughly twenty crewmen, and the same amount of

The woman woke up to someone shaking her violently. "Ellie, wake up!" She opened her eyes, and saw Thruil trying to wake her up. She groaned, and said: "Stop that, you know I hate being called Ellie! My name is Lady Elwyn Telvana Carth of Mistwind Pike, and not some lowly tavern wench Ellie!". Elwyn had worked to reach the place she was in for years and she refused to be called that. It made her feel that the person was mocking her. Thruil, without even flinching, offered her his hand and pulled her up on her feet. She stumbled, but Thruil held her up with no difficulty. She turned to Thruil to thank him, but she was shocked when she glanced

The woman was running in a dark forest. She was quite tall and had a long blonde hair, and her eyes were blue like the sky during a winter morning. Her face had an unexpectable harshness in them, but generally the men considered her to be quite beautiful. She was wearing white robes which were stained, and which had the emblem of the inquisiton on its back; A golden sword behind a shield, and a gold-red sun behind the sigil. The night was cold and rainy, and bolts of thunder painted the world with flashes of white light. The sky to the east was coloured red, and thick smoke rose from that direction. The woman heard a beastly roar from the vil