:cheers:
That last update gave me chills, great story play sir

Simply incredible story-telling, Pathei.

Keep it up, mate!

I awoke with my helm having been removed. Abhaya had washed the filth of battle from me as I lay unconscious. The strangest dreams approached me through the night; I will not speak of them.

We had slept long into the day and finally met at this shrine. Old masters of stone and metallurgy, now long gone, surely constructed it. I doubt the knaves that visit it now truly fathom the days of eons past. A time of reckoning approaches.

Abhaya recovers quickly and craves battle once more. Such wry and sly smiles as she purses her lips against the cold; so be it, let us endure.

In haste, we returned to the icy passages left unexplored. Come Abhaya, these ancient urns will assuredly soothe your desire for spilled blood.

Mesmerizing, always an eye on this WT.

Keep the good work man !

Some came at us with great wrath in their eyes, some burned as flesh-ripping cold often does, others were quick to flee...all fell. It is foolish to accept the incantations of old wizards that would use you to their end.

Abhaya dealt death in spades, and I felt for once that it seemed like I was at her side -- not the converse.

At last, we've chanced upon one of these acursed gateways; we must rest. The sensation of coming apart and then entwined once more on the other side...it burns little slivers and scars within your core. A heart that beats within itself seems right where it belongs. As Abhaya slept, I reflected on this during the early morning stars. It gave me some solace that perhaps as we travel in that space together, perhaps a few odd and ends are now common between us.

Epic story...

All man's hollows safely kept within,
Travels that reflect in lovers' eyes.
Dreams of tender sufferings do so begin,
As but windings of one's frailest lies.

If any could spy straight-cross through it;
And cast illusions to their fates to be.
How the thickest forests would reveal,
There was no world to blur or see.

-- Letters to Abhaya