Rising Anew Chapter 18, The Battle Won, the War begun.txt
There beside it in a pile of blankets, narina slept fitfully. narcenac reached down and slowly stroked her hair. she stopped shivering and began to breath regular again. "she has not left this kitchen in 3 days.
Rising Anew -Chapter 12 cont.- Train & Realize Your Life
.- train & realize your life the old oak door to the library slid open without a sound as narcenac and narina entered, stiffling their conversation.
Rising Anew -Chapter 10, Old Enemies cont.-
narina and narcenac were astounded at the nights discoveries.
Rising Anew Chapter 14 War Cries!!!
narina couldnt help but feel like aragorn from the lord of the rings. the battle of helmsdeep kept bursting to her mind.
Rising Anew -Chapter 13 continued- Learning About Your Enemy
Narcenac began to understand how lucky that first hunt he and narina had shared really was. it had taken them most of the next day to close the ggap between themselves and the herd.
Rising Anew -Chapter 13- Learning About Your Enemy
narina had mentioned something one night about marcerous killing his mother. this revelation had bothered him ever since and finally he grew unable to contain his curiousity.
Rising Anew Chapter 15 The Claw Healed.txt
narina looked down between her paws and nodded in agreement then sat down beside the elder squirrel. as she sat a call came from the gates. "the hunters return! open the gates! news to be heard!"
Balanced on the Knife Edge Ch. 11
Countess narina carvain was a tall imperial woman, effete and puffy from a life of luxury. she was pale, almost sickly-looking, as if she never dared brave the cold and spent all her time indoors.
War on Tamriel: Oblivion, Chapter 7
Dragon returned to the castle hall at an early morning, coming upon jauffre, baurus, martin, and countess narina carvain overlooking battle plans. jauffre in full blades armor pointed out some areas on a map of the area around bruma.
Irmãos de armas (PT-BR)
A respiração firme criavam pequenas nuvens de névoas em frente às narinas enquanto que a humidade da noite continuasse a permear o ar.