The Rat's Tale: Prologue

They make a strange pair. She is a tall, curvaceous but still lean blonde, dressed in a flowing but ragged topcoat over the chain shirt under which she wears her corset and shirt. Her tight trousers cling to her hips, upon which rests a belt of pouches...

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A summer in Europe

Mohyla is many things; it is a small, quaint village at the base of the Carpathian Mountains in Western Ukraine. It is also the site of a former Soviet outpost during the early years of the USSR. Finally, it has additional historical significance as...

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Tales of Airethe 23: Brawne's Offer

Karbin grumbles something in his native tongue and Alysa can guess by the tone that it isn't pleasant. She has a rogue's ear for languages, after all, and there were a number of them that labored on the docks of Damora, even if they prefer to avoid the...

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Tales of Airethe 22: Baxter and the Boys

The raucous laughter mingles with the sound of loud voices that echo throughout the breadth of the beached derelict, growing ever louder as Alysa makes her way along the corridor. A dark haired young boy smiles at Alysa as he darts into one of the...

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Tales of Airethe 21: Krystyna's Warning

'They are said to be exceptionally strong,' Madame Archelle mentions softly, swirling the wine in her glass around with her hand. 'Strong, fast and very hard to keep dead. If you're still considering hunting down one of these things, you are going to...

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Tales of Airethe 20: Abbey Park

'I can't actually turn them into lizards but it's one of the only ways I can get them to behave.' Sighing, Madame Archelle sits back in her chair. 'How much of the legend have you heard?' "Whatever works, I'm sure people resort to more sinister...

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Tales of Airethe 19: Madame Archelle

Because the structure is actually a derelict vessel listing on its side, all the doorways are set an angles, requiring Alysa to employ her superior dexterity to navigate the corridor. Her guide, who is apparently used to it, deftly makes her way...

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Tales of Airethe 18: The Wrongside Tavern

Like any other city, Ganelon has its more prosperous neighborhoods and its slums. There is little demarcation between the two aside from the major features that form a dividing line. One is the railways. The depot is in the more affluent part of the...

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Tales of Airethe 3: Welcome to Redclyffe

Even from a distance, Alysa can see the twinkling lights of Gornmont. A city whose central industry is composing of mining and quarrying. it has changed little over time, even though, as she and her prisoner draw nearer, they can see the towering...

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Tales of Airethe 2: First Impressions

As the horse is the same steed with which she had conducted her training, an important factor, Drevard had explained, in her duties, that she and her mount function as a unit, the beast is loyal to Alysa and does as she commands. Much like Alysa, the...

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Tales of Airethe: The Rise of Alysa

Damora is a small township that lies in the southern region of the domain of Angalon. It is not an especially violent place but it does like upon the sea that the people of Angalon call the Vast and therefore attracts all manners of different folk from...

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Tales of Airethe 17: Exonerated

Justice Khane may be more demonstrative of her dislike but Justice Ferrard is just as disdainful except that he displays his annoyance with his assignment by being as obtuse as possible. He ignores all but the most basic of questions or request and...

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