Suncrest - Chapter 18
Chapter 18 - You and Me The light pillar flickered and died, but Giu still poked at the fallen Olive to be on the safe side. She twitched, her face buried in asphalt. Wonder if I should tie her and the sister up or- No, there's no time. Gotta...
Suncrest - Chapter 17
Chapter 17 - Remember "Durviuke!" One of the reptilian girls slammed a hand into the ground, pillars of light extending through the air. "Sikavan!" The other clapped her hands together, glittering orbs appearing around her like millions of tiny...
Suncrest - Chapter 16
Chapter 16 - Redge, Pixie Extrodinaire Giu let the magic wash over him, doubling back and raising both fists as his eyes darted around the room. What are the odds? Why the heck do I do things? He wired for rampaging walls of ice or flying claws or...
Suncrest - Chapter 15
Chapter 15 - The Hall of the Chieftans The markets were quickly becoming Giu's favorite location to peruse in the entire Syndicate. After spending so much time around food and hostile rabbits, he enjoyed the over-enthusiasm of the many snake oil...
Suncrest - Chapter 14
Chapter 14 - Break Time, Gi A whirlwind of vegetables and spices flew around the kitchen, both Elly and Tea going to bat on their work. Giu twinged, the smells drifting through his nostrils making the strange woman appear in his mind again. He tried...
Suncrest - Chapter 13
Chapter 13 - Livin' in the Syndicate Why did rabbits need so much space to live? Giu passed by yet another tower of brick, the rabbits glaring at him from their doorstep. There would always be a few of them. Sometimes with kids. After a while, Giu...
Suncrest - Chapter 12
Chapter 12 - Chef Elly, Pasta Specialist Giu fell into the chair, letting out a sigh after cleaning the place from top to bottom. As expected, he got little more than a pat from Tea and a nod from Elly for his efforts. They both went to work in...
Suncrest - Chapter 11
Chapter 11 - The Rabbit Quest Giu stared down at the squishy creature hissing in his direction. It had no mouth and was made entirely of some soft green material that jiggled on contact. And yet the thing still made a point to growl at the singular...