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Walter Thornley replied to the thread Private Stillwater.The mask was familiar. He wore it every day, and he knew that the currents of fear ran deeper than the flame could reach. So the flame... -
Walter Thornley replied to the thread Private Stillwater.He saw it. The momentary yearning. The affront that followed. The revelation was no more than a shadow on the wall, but coupled with...
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Walter Thornley reacted to Momoshiro's post in the thread Open Surely we'll sing of no little thing with
Magical!.
Momo had never been a stranger to drinking, nor did he have any particular objection to the idea of spending an evening unwinding with... -
… Snap… … pop… A comforting, little sound fills the darkness. A familiar sound. One that feels like warmth against numbed hands...
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Footsteps in the hallway. Voices muffled by old wood. The Planter answered both in turn, though not before its time. Outside the...
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Walter Thornley replied to the thread Private Stillwater.His eyes lingered on the hands touching the face of the patient, gently guiding their convalescence with gestures that had nothing to do...
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Walter Thornley replied to the thread Private Stillwater.Walter couldn't help but let a little relief seep into the monumental self-inflicted neutral stance that was not supposed to show...
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It started with some commonfolk who went out to the swamps. Days before anyone noticed the dark patches. Days more until some of the...
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"She is all that is gracious Her spirit is comely The work of her hands is fair" -Thomas the Rhymer, Ellen Kushner
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They had the local brew, bitter and tan but the one that dried the skin with its intensity. They had the barley brew in caskets with the...
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Walter Thornley replied to the thread Open Future in the Fog.He knew she'd noticed. Better than his bones being tested by the squeeze on the hand. The weather was a bully already, and he'd have to...
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'Good work's the only kind we do,' smiled the Captain, accepting the subtle change in stance with the grace it was intended, and...
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Walter Thornley replied to the thread Open Future in the Fog.As Walter's hands unraveled the scrol, his attention flicked back to the paladin. The right eyebrow twitched ever so slightly at the man...
