The Other Four

Annoying Training

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Retvik grunted as consciousness returned to him. He couldn’t remember passing out, and was rather shocked to find that he had been tied up to a chair. A rather small, uncomfortable chair. “Ah, you are finally awake!” Litvir smiled while standing way, way too close. He was practically in Retvik’s face. “Welcome to An Idiot’s … Read more

Impatient Lessons

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“Relkir, Litvir, are either of you busy currently?” The two Rethans turned and stared at the doorway where Retvik was standing somewhat awkwardly. “We are on our break, so no, we are not busy,” Relkir shrugged, approaching his titanic half-brother. The three of them used to be of similar sizes, but now that Retvik was … Read more

Fading Castle

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“I thought you said this place was gonna blow?” “Well, I was wrong.” The demi-gods all sat around the remains of a glass elevator, not really sure what was doing on. They had raced down the elevator, which had shuddered and shook as the castle above them vibrated violently. However, rather than exploding or anything … Read more

Dark Anger

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“Master, I have brought the… leader of the group.” Retvik dropped Litvir’s unconscious body onto the cold, damp floor in front of the Voidborn’s golden throne, then remained still, waiting for a response. “I can see…” the Voidborn smiled slightly, adjusting his position on the throne, leaning forward slightly. “Why have you brought it to … Read more

Grouping Back Up

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“Litvir is down…” “Where is he?” “I do not know. I will be honest, I am somewhat lost. I cannot find where Retvik took Litvir, and I believe that Phovos is loose again, despite me having knocked her out and kept her down.” “Oh. That’s not good.” Eksi and Teekay both glanced at each other. … Read more

Ruined Flames

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Heavy footsteps pounded down the dark, cramped corridor, sending echoes bouncing off the stone walls. The owner of the footsteps growled aggressively, getting angrier with each passing moment. “I expected you to run, but not for this long, Litvir. Submit yourself to me, and I will make your death quick. Agonizing, but quick.” “I will … Read more

A Tumble

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Eksi sighed to himself as yet another fireball whizzed past his head. It had been a good couple of minutes that Eksi had been sitting there, behind some ruined cover, while the Mage of the Dessaron spammed balls of various elements in his direction. Occasionally, Eksi would lean over the cover and fire back with … Read more

Swing of the Axe

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“I did not know you could breathe fire.” Relkir ducked and weaved past streams of flames, making sure to keep his wings tucked in. Occasionally, he would return fire using his own gun staff, but his weaponry seemed to do nothing to slow the Raptor down. Every projectile that connected instantly healed up, leaving no … Read more

Scythe’s Confusion

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Teekay blinked several times, then picked himself up off the floor. Everything around him seemed to be cold, black stone. The floor beneath him felt cool and damp, and drips of unknown fluids dribbled from the ceiling. Unsure where he was, his first action was to send a telepathic message, to find his friends. “Uh, … Read more

Telepathic Traces

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“Hello? Anyone here?” Eksi tapped on the rear entrance of the Dessaron ship. He didn’t expect it to open or anything, but Litvir had insisted that Eksi have a feel around anyway, despite the ship being seemingly abandoned. And by feeling around, Eksi was doing just that, using his telepathy to feel through the ship … Read more

Not The Same

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“This does not look right…” Litvir glanced down at the control panel, then looked out the window. “This does not look right at all.” “What’s wrong?” Eksi asked, fidgeting in his seat. “The coordinates they gave us were correct. And we can see their ship down there.” Relkir and Teekay both also looked out of … Read more