https://i.imgur.com/OiUnOFB.pngSeto Despite being in the thick of battle surrounded by a horde that felt endless in size, immediately opon hearing...
Castle Dormont https://i.imgur.com/OiUnOFB.pngSeto Kurama, Duke of Ivalice Sitting in a wooden chair next to the window which revealed the...
https://i.imgur.com/zncRPWZ.pngGuard Captain Hallows The armored man that stood before @Zayne Captain Hallows was still standing at his post at...
The seeds of Corruption arc episode one [IMG] Party Size: 3-4 Location: The Duchy of Ivalice, Southern Astorea Description: With the dawning of...
https://i.imgur.com/zncRPWZ.pngGuard Captain Hallows The armored man that stood before @Zayne at the main gate, guarding against any threats to...
Seto took a moment to make a mental note of Kohaku's smile as he admitted he wished to speak with him directly, he couldn't help but ponder why he...
OOC: Sorry for not posting sooner, was busy with RL crap than I was waiting on Lily to post lol https://i.imgur.com/OiUnOFB.pngSeto...
THEME OOC: WHY NOT? XD Seto can take his leave when someone else joins lol Using the palm of his hand for his head as a head stand, Seto looked...
THEME He could feel the intensity in the air, it was so damm thick he could cut through it with his own blade, that was not a good sign. No...
Even with her smile after giving her word they wouldn't kill him, in the back of his mind however, there was just a part of him that just couldn't...
This was really starting to feel like Deja vu right about now after he had felt like he had been walking for an eternity down the same looking...
Despite the fact she didn't say anything in that instant, it was one of those rare instances he could see what he said had went straight to her...
From the edges of his eyes, they turned in every direction in an effort to catch the enemy's movement when they would finally appeared before him...
Judging by her giggling and her smile, It seemed Alia was the still the same just as he remembered which was a relief off his shoulders. Of course...
