A Theory of Equilibrium, Book 1, Part 7: Savior
"Gellos." The boy opened his eyes, and turned around suddenly. He grabbed for his staff, then stopped, and remembered. His staff had been destroyed, and as he looked at the area around him, all he saw was his old home. He saw the living area, the...
A Theory of Equilibrium, Book 1, Part 6: Marked
Gellos glared at the map in his hands. He sat at the bar early the next morning, the light chatter of other patrons already distracting him. The tonal key was in Windhelm still, and Gellos cursed himself for not going to take it. The sense of...
Of Blood and Magic, Part 2: Business as Usual
TRIP TO THE CENTER. PICK UP ASSIGNMENT (ASSIGNMENT IS TO TAKE OUT THREE POLITICAL MALE WITCHES.) PICK UP GEAR. (CUSTOM 9MM THAT FIRES SILVER BULLETS AND A SILVER HUNTING KNIFE. BLACK COAT WITH SYMBOLS THAT ARE FOR PROTECTIVE CHARMS. ETC?) TARGETS...
A theory of Equilibrium, Book 1, Part 5: Speaking from Afar
"Already leaving, Gellos?" The Imperial mage, turning from his room, saw Falion standing near the counter of the tavern. "I only had a small bit of business here," Gellos replied. He buckled the top of his pack, and pulled it over his shoulder....
A Theory of Equilibrium, Book 1, Part 4: The boy & The Guardian
It took him a day and a half to reach the small gatehouse. He rode to it from the main road, taking his horse through two small trees. He slowed her from a trot to a walk, and took a hand from his reins to pull down the thick cloth that hid the bottom...
A Theory of Equilibrium, Book 1, Part 3: Locks and Keys
The day following his conversation with Viarim, Gellos found himself reading over the books the altmer had sent to his room. They were all interesting in some form or fashion, but he found himself re-reading one book in particular. _Tonal Locks and...
A Theory of Equilibrium, Book 1, Part 2: An Interesting Offer
"Well, I'm somewhat glad to have this piece back," looking over the top of the amulet, Niria Lorelus looked at Gellos. "Somewhat?" Gellos replied without looking away from his book. He was walking alongside the altmer, who carried the amulet he and...
Dark Skies, Part II: Up to Speed
It took all of ten minutes to fix the leak on the fuel pump. The Nuva wrap was a strong material and held well, and after fixing it and dropping the wrap in the repair bay, I stepped into the armory to pull on my E.A suit. Th Environmental Assistace...
The Path Less Traveled, Part 10
It didn't take Breylin and I long to reach Dawnstar. Coming to the town, I didn't notice if much had changed. I had only visited it once before, when I had still been with Brekish and his gang. We had come there to trade with a merchant and "get rid"...
Dark Skies, Part IV: Adhering to Procedure
It didn't take long to get the _Red Horizon _on a course for the Allamut System, and after the ship jumped to hyperspace I let Nir take the controls. I left the cockpit and went into the armory, then picked up the helmet that sat on the table. An older...
The Path Less Traveled, Part 6
Solitude. Three years spent in the dungeons of Castle Dour, the most secure prison in all of Skyrim. A place of dark walls and small cells, and the cries and shouts of deranged prisoners and madmen. Three years sitting in the same cell and being...
The Path Less Traveled, Part 5
I woke up a day later in the dungeons of Whiterun, in a jail cell in the back of the small prison. As I groaned and rolled off of the thin bedroll to sit up, the reminder of the fight came back to my mind. I groaned again and pushed my hands to my...