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The matron was not at all what Sulahn'nehn had expected, although she never had a clear picture in mind of what the woman was would have looked like to begin with. At least she looked wise and experience, but that could be said of almost anyone who looked as aged as her. What didn't surprise...

The trip was over and she was glad for it. It was nerve racking at best during their flight. She suspected an attack ever minute they stayed airborne. Fortunately for them, not such thing occurred and they landed safely in Rivain. The peninsula might have been considered beautiful if it were not...

Sulahn?nehn turned back, welcoming the new shouted order. It was far better than checking bodies. She quickly made her way towards her ranking officers, giving Diocles an olive branch on the way there; a pat on the shoulder. ?I do not think it wise to call a powerful spirit an abomination...

Contrary to what could be the popular belief, Sulahn?nehn didn?t exactly have an easy time with dead bodies. Fidelity excluded. Or included. It wasn?t clear to her if that counted or not. Perhaps if she could let go of the fact that it was formerly Thaedrin?s body she could feel less...

?The docks??, if she recalled correctly, they?d been near the docks before and the way there had not been the most held together. The destruction seemed to have just barely stopped at the manor where they rested and this time around she fully expected everything to be gone, charred, or still on...

Sulahn'nehn kept her opinion on Diocles's appearance to herself, although Fidelity's response to it could almost be considered comical. Had it been a different situation it may have merited a chuckle. Upon hearing Nadja, she nodded her head. "Yes, ser." She then looked to Ulrin, reaching over...

"That is fortunate." Sulahn'nehn looked over her shoulder at the smoke and ruin. "If I am honest, I think the city will have done as well as any other place we have passed." It was not the most cheery outlook, but given all they had seen, she felt it was a highly possible outcome. Optimism...

You must stop doing this to me. She watched Fidelity work and waited to see anything from Diocles. It was likely a very short procedure, but it felt like it went on far too long. And then the archer opened up his mouth and spouted out his usual brand of banter. "Thank the Creators. Are...

A quick glance over the area showed no signs of living Darkspawn; a welcomed sight. However, the sound of Delphina shouting for the Senior Warden did not bode well. A stone formed in her stomach, misfortune really did favor Diocles. ?Only if he is not too far gone.? Once landed, Sulahn?nehn...

Darkspawn were amazingly resilient. Had the series of attacks placed on it been pointed at her, she was certain that she would not still be standing. That was about the only spectacular thing about them and they really needed to do something about that fact. Sulahn?nehn rose her staff once...

Sulahn'nehn shrieked in pain. The attack felt like a powerful kick in the chest and fire in her blood. She reached forward and grabbed onto Ulrin to steady herself as she gulped down air to catch her breath. Another mage was on the field somewhere. She would find it and repay it in kind. She...

As they came around for another assault on the darkspawn Sulahn?nehn noticed that more of them were gathering on the tower.  To make matters worse, one of them was a massive ogre on the same side as Jarrik. With a combination of both fresh archers and the big, ugly beast the Warden could be one...

This encounter seemed so much faster paced than the usually and perhaps that was due partly to the beast she was strapped to speeding through the sky. It was difficult to keep her bearings with all the swooping and turning. The elf only needed a moment with a clear shot. "Steady!" It was more...

As soon as the Wardens arrived on the scene they were dragged into combat once again. Already, one of them had been dismounted and it all seemed to be getting rather ugly, rather quickly. Strapped in on the griffon there wasn't much the elf could do to maneuver, but there was just enough to...

By the second day of flight, Sulahn?nehn had gotten used to being on the back of a griffon. Used to it and no less scared, but there was far less of a death grip on the elf she road with. She was thankful for the relatively peaceful journey the group had taken though she half expected they would...