Rule of Three “So what do you imagine he’s thinking,” Kei turned to Jack one afternoon, “when he’s just sitting in a room alone talking to himself?” At this very moment, Bacchae was doing just that. Kei and Jack were parked in the living room, waiting for him to finish his “very important business meeting” as he called it, which seemed to involve an awful lot of being in the kitchen upstairs alone and arguing with himself. Whatever it was he was actually doing, it appeared to

Coming of Age The wind was blowing so hard that it almost knocked Servus off the edge. Because of all the gears and metal inside his deceptively slight frame this was no small feat. However, this also meant that he struggled with balance a little more than most people his size, which was a problem when he was hopping over a series of platforms hovering over an endless abyss of sky. “Are you okay?” Tommy asked, as Servus regained his balance. He nodded, almost looking a little

Lazahr I think I stayed in Ravden too long. I keep catching myself sighing. But while I was there I happened to meet up with an old witch, and she offered to teach me some stuff about herbal craft if I helped her with the autumn “baby rush.” Don’t ask me about it, all I know is that apparently the winters get very boring and cold, and then nine months later there’s a sudden great need for midwives. She was a spunky old lady though, and I learned a lot, most of which honestly