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Crow

Doublespeak

What kind of Adventure is this?: 
Poetry

(D)rain, my body; 
Spill not a drop. 

(S)ink, your fingers,
In the canvas of my soul.

(W)ash, the blood
That stains your hands. 

(S)top my torment--
If you can.

[Originally written by the player of Crow (Derakoth)]

Endless Horizon

What kind of Adventure is this?: 
Poetry

There was

a poem

here.

 

It's gone now.

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The Mask You Loved

What kind of Adventure is this?: 
Poetry

This is the mask you loved.         For I modeled it after you.
         I wear it still.                                                     Decayed

Of War

What kind of Adventure is this?: 
Poetry

Together we marched, mile after endless mile
Through fields of death, and mountains of fire
Not once did it fade, our smile
As we pushed, ever higher

Together, we raised our fists to the sky
We screamed out our lungs, 'our cause shall never die'
Against all odds we did try
Who dares now our victory to deny?

Apart, we mourned for those we had lost
We cried, we grieved, we faded away

Lavish Masquerade in F Minor

What kind of Adventure is this?: 
Poetry

Forgiveness Forsaken.
Formalities Forgone.
Filthy existence
Soon to be undone.

Fraudulent Faces Follow
Fragile Facades,
An ebony Feather marks--
Forthcoming rage.

Uncertianity

What kind of Adventure is this?: 
Diary

She is finally fast asleep, lost in dreams.

Pleasant ones I hope... she has already suffered too much.  Her... wound... has been taken care off. It no longer bleeds nor it brings her pain.
Foolish woman... what have you brought onto yourself? Despite all of your pride and resistance... you are now half-way between your and my side.. I wonder if you even realize that.

First Journal, Ninth Entry - Evaluation

What kind of Adventure is this?: 
Diary

How quickly the years pass... I can still vividly recall the first day I returned in Pelargir, after having extracted my vengeance upon Black Tide. That was five years ago. Tonight, I became twenty three summers old. So many things have happened, so many situations have come to pass... How can I still remember them all, while all this time trying so hard to forget? Why am I unable to forget the things that have happened, the things that I have made to happen? My past, stuck on me, like a leech on a healthy man's flesh...

First Journal, Eighth Entry - Vengeance (Love Lies Dying)

What kind of Adventure is this?: 
Diary

Finally... My body ceased to ache. All the tortures you inflicted upon me, now seem as little more than distant memories, a fading dream. And should my scars not be there to remind me of them, maybe I could have forgotten. But what shall never be forgotten is your treachery. Your betrayal. Your poisonous lies. All of them, I keep them close to me, in the centre of my thoughts, never fading away, never allowing me a moment's rest. And my fuel... The constant, ceaseless thought of vengeance. Soon... Love will lie dying.

First Journal, Seventh Entry - Betrayal, Torture, Death

What kind of Adventure is this?: 
Diary

And so did her plans unveil, and her betrayal was made clear to me, in the most brutal, horrid way... She set me up. Helena, the one person I made the mistake to place my trust in, the queen of poisons, this monster of a woman, has managed to spin a web around me, while all the time feeding me with lies, with false promises, clouding both my vision and my judgement... Just like she has done to so many others before me... She guided my hand in slaying a kin, when there was no kin to be slayed.

First Journal, Sixth Entry - Corruption

What kind of Adventure is this?: 
Diary

A year has passed since I came back to Pelargir. Much has happened in this time... Looking back to my actions now, I have come to one conclusion only. I have become a monster. I am responsible for the deaths of so many people... Yet what is even more monstrous is that I can still sleep at nights, knowing what I have done, and I feel no regrets. Why? Why is it that killing comes so easily to me? Why is the thought of having the life of another in my hands, me being the only one to decide if he is to live or die, so intoxicating? In my mind, this is a game.

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