Walter Thornley's latest activity
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Walter Thornley replied to the thread Private Tindercreek and Tillvale."We's we. Me and my-family. People in old armors came, they took what the Tindercreek have. Lasted them half a year, over the winter... -
Walter Thornley reacted to Momoshiro's post in the thread Private Tindercreek and Tillvale with
Hogweavin'.
Momo's expression softened at the girl's request, though the answer left him with considerably more questions than it had answered... -
Walter Thornley replied to the thread Open Surely we'll sing of no little thing.Has jealousy tinted the slightest corner edge of his mind when the attention of the lad turned to Agatha. Fingers furled ever so...
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Walter Thornley replied to the thread Private Tindercreek and Tillvale.Cracked nails, dirt stuck underneath. So reedy thin it made the heart shrink. Her eyes were large and grey with specks of yellow that...
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Walter Thornley replied to the thread Private Stillwater.It was simple mathematics - he was not being defeatist, he was being factual. Numbers was a favorite game of too many a lord who did not...
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Walter Thornley reacted to Osytha's post in the thread Private The Roe of Stranger Tides with
Magical!.
A mighty wave against a sturdy cliff. Riding all that surging force… only to dash asunder ’gainst the hard rock of reality. And you... -
Walter Thornley replied to the thread Private Tindercreek and Tillvale."Said what I said, foxman. Day and a half by horse," Genevieve whispered back, quickly stringing words together while her eyes flicked...
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Walter Thornley replied to the thread Private Stillwater."Right." Walter finally caught his breath, and hindsight hit him. "Bad time." He lifted a hand to his eyes and rubbed them, head...
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Walter Thornley replied to the thread Private Stillwater."Walter..." He could hear the footsteps before they entered the home, the same as he could hear Reginald's, the gate familiar and two...
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The afternoon shivered in collective dreary. Drizzle fell from the sky. A thick fog crept into the folds of the clothes, weighed them...
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Arpa was abuzz with the recent happenings. Undead on the move, or so the gossip went. Big news, if you gave the matter no further...
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Walter Thornley replied to the thread Private Stillwater."Didn't you say a few days prior that other weavers were only borrowing Ko's power, while it was bestowed on you? How do you tell the...
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Walter Thornley replied to the thread Private Stillwater.Walter's lips pressed together tightly. Oh, they were all interesting. Uniquely so. And he loved them, he was certain. It may have not...
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Walter Thornley reacted to Aelius of the Dawn's post in the thread Open Surely we'll sing of no little thing with
honk.
Chin still resting on his palm, drink swirling in his free hand, Aelius listened with rapt attention. There was a particular sparkle in... -
Walter Thornley replied to the thread Open Surely we'll sing of no little thing.Why poison it with unnecessary trouble, indeed. The baron chuckled under his breath - the tallest man in the room clearly had people...
