Book Two, Chapter Thirty-Two: Never a Breath You Can Afford to Waste

Disclaimer One: This chapter is rated R.

Disclaimer Two: I’m sorry.

Many thanks to Pyrelle who did the first draft of the smutty parts so I could work through my writer’s block

“So, Onmund said something interesting today,” Lydia said as she unpacked her satchel, placing the food she procured from the market on the table.

“Really?” Elspeth looked up from her tea and the pile of letters she was reading. They had only just arrived home the evening prior, and even Elspeth hadn’t seen Onmund yet. She was planning a visit to Silent Moons camp, just a soon as she finished reviewing her correspondence.  

Greetings and Salutations: Good Things Are Coming

I hope everyone’s doing well, staying safe and healthy. I think I’ve got my mojo back. For real this time. I finally figured out how to proceed with the next Evangeline/Nerussa/Xeri chapter. If anyone is still following along, thanks for your patience.

Spectacular Fan Art: Kids These Days

<cues up Rod Serling>

Imagine if you will, a world in which two fates collide at a much earlier period of time. Where mischievousness meets gallantry, where sociability meets reticence, and the fate of the world hangs in the balance, wholly contingent on the ability of two forces of nature coming together in–if not harmony–then strategic alliance, a union whereby….

“Shor’s bones, will you PLEASE watch where you aim that thing. I won’t spend another day picking mountain flowers just because you torched the entire supply!!!”

Spectacular Fan Art: Modern-Day Skyrim

So, Old RPM Daddy had a really creative take on some Elspeth fan art, a mix of graphics and prose that imagines how a modern-day Skyrim looks back on it’s legendary Dragonborn. Note, the last image on the bottom right is Cari, his original character.

Spectacular Fan Art: Elspeth Updated (gift)

Over at deviantart, IrisSeptim posted a lovely piece, updating a portrait of Elspeth she did several years ago. I cannot begin to tell you how much it warms my heart that people still think of my character after all these years. I’ve been struggling with writing for some time now and things like this really do help inspire.