The Le Carde Interview (Art Bell Gets His Money's Worth, Part III)
Director, dia reason: 2-301-c (3)(6) summary analysis 1.
The Beastlord IV
One by one, his pets had been defeated by the heat – though dia had refused to even enter the water – until all that remained was him and the manticore.
Diggin' Up Bones
"dia daoibh!" he laughed and pulled her into a strong embrace. brigid tried not to be giddy like a little fan girl and returned the embrace as enthusiastically as it had been given.
Dragon... sucio dragon
Pasaban los dias y su busqueda era cuanto menos, con resultados nulos... ya no sabia como desahogarse y liberar todo el calor que contenia su cuerpo... miro a los lados... y se empezo a azicalar la panza.
Second Chance
"i'm guessing dia's idea?" "to write it, but it was a silly conversation me and linet had to guard her lab from 'intruders'. specifically dia to satisfy him. and it would just be my luck to stumble across one, so..."
Starlight Part 5
Za'vara is looking over a dias "he was having some issues in the short time i was with him, though it isn't much to be concerned with." mo'ceva slowly looks to her with a subtle glare "are you sure about that? take a look at this signature."
The Accursed Pt 2
The center of the room contained a raised dais made of the anesh, and on the ceiling, hanging from a chain were the bones of the neck and face of some great beast leering directly down at the dias.
Breaking the Meta
Taking a cue, liera shielded her eyes and kept up the dia for as long as she could.
Vanquishing of the Beast
And kerlon, 44th king of everything, found a nice, sun warmed dias to flop down on and call his throne. all is as it should be. :i
Furcadian Roleplay just Rose roleplayin
Hoping dia won't hate her for it later, she sighs heavily.
Aline e Afonso.
Ela diz que pode ser útil algum dia. tem cabelo bem longo e uma cauda listrada. a ponta de suas orelhas também é preta.
The WildWood (One Shot)
Flexing her bruised wrists she raised her head in time to see the spear wielding fur move to a ornate dias set into the boughs of the great trees, taking a post that mirrored the guard that stood on the opposite side.