Chapter VI: Lake Órlangen
Jaëde proceeded to sing a song for aëlar, and he fell into a slumber deeper than death, and sank to the deepest bottom of ayrien's oceans, his full length stretching three times around the oceans of ayrien." "i call bollocks!"
Chapter III: The Summer Solstice Festival
. \* "so, arthur rusk, _what_ on all of ayrien's green lands is the reason? _why are you late_? _answer me_!!!"
Chapter II, To Ruskebó and back
** Second Chapter** **To Ruskebó and back** \* "You see Art, dear relative, the armed forces are in need of it. Expansion that is," Cinnabar explained as the two friends rolled the wheelbarrow towards Ruskebó. Or rather, Cinnabar rolled it, while...
Under the Polar Lights
An excerpt from the heirloom of the rusks, the first book in the ayrien chronicles, which tell the story of the survival and suffering of a race of antropomorphic rabbits who are forced to navigate a world not only with other antropomorphic species, but also
Chapter VII: An Inferno of Terror
The leporian empire came to become a turning-point in the history of all ayrien, and came to impose an iron order of peace, security and prosperity for a thousand generations, it_... cinnabar felt something repeatedly touch his shoulder.
Chapter V: Trolls
"what on ayrien's green earth," the soldier grunted, "are you kids doing sightseeing here about. there's nothing but death here!"
Chapter I: In the Backwoods
This day, he had decided to re-read the part of the book that dealt with elladan's war against the giants, during the years when most of ayrien had been covered with mountains of ice, and nothing green had been growing.
Chapter IV: The Silver Birds
He was thinking of prince elëthyr's swan, with which he had crossed the void between zir and ayrien, over ten thousand years ago. he held on to his book. _run_, _cinnabar_, _run_, he thought.
Chapter VIII - Glennenmor
The two worst of them were the dark lords... they destroyed old elven ayrien." "you think the strafers are golems? they do not seem to need to eat, and have no eyes. i have not seen any animal without eyes." "that is not true.