Omen: 9, 13
Adam lifted his sister up, staring at her face. She stared up at him with a smile, bringing her hand to her mouth shyly, befiggling with joy.
“Why would you do this to me?”
Lanarot replied with angle.
“Am I a joke to you?”
Lanarot giggled again, kig out her legs.
“This betrayal shall never be fotten.”
“Obooboo,” the girl replied to him, reag up for his beard.
Adam had spent most of the m in the river. He had already used his trick, Tricks, in order to up the mess she had caused on top of him during breakfast, but he had scrubbed himself down thrice.
‘Tricks is the best,’ Adam thought, all the while Lanarot tugged on his beard, which had grown fairly thick. He had not shaved in some time, and Lanarot had gotteo his beard. He wondered how she would react if he shaved it.
“You bad, bad girl,” Adam said, nuzzling his sister. “How you take a dump on me when I was talking with the others?”
Lanarot babbled in response, g her hands together, smiling a toothy smile.
Adam kissed her forehead. “What strong poops you have, Lanababy. I bet other babies couldn’t poop as strong as you to leak all over their older brother.”
Lucy stared at Adam with her eyes half closed. ‘ge. I ’t believe he’s my friend.’
Adam pced Lanarot on the ground. “I have to go ent now, so be good for mama, okay?”
Lanarot, who was on all fours, looked up at Adam. She smiled a cheeky smile, one which had trouble written all over it, before crawling away.
Mana: 18 -> 16Enting CheckD20 + 7 = 26 (19)
‘Damn. I shoulda dohe mace.’
Omen: 3, 12
When Adam awoke, he had po workout, as he had been for the st few weeks. However, as he stepped out of the house, he saw the children were all gathered around the little Katool, who was chattiedly with them all.
‘Oh, yeah,’ Adam thought. “Good m, everyone.”
“Good m, Cousin Adam,” came the response from the children.
“What’s going on here?” Adam asked.
“It is my birthday,” Katool said, smiling wide up at him.
“What? It’s our lovely Katool’s birthday?” Adam asked, gasping. “No wonder you look so big.” Adam reached down to pick her up, letting out pained grunts as he tried to pick the girl up. “You’re so big now, little Katool. I barely pick you up.”
Katool smirked at Adam. “I am a big girl.”
“That’s right, what a big girl you are,” Adam said, ruffling her hair, before putting her down. “I ’t even hold you for long because you’re so big.” He leaned down and rubbed his back, grumbling about his back, causing the children to ugh.
That m he pyed with the children, making sure that Katool had her fill of py before they readied for breakfast. The children all passed Katool various different tris, with Taygak handing a small pte for the girl with the design of the Ool family against the bottom.
“Here you are, little Katool,” Adam said, holding out a ptinum .
Katool stared at the for a moment. “That is not silver.”
“How smart you are,” Adam said. “It’s a ptinum .”
She looked up at her mother fuidance first, and once she had received permission, she took the ptinum .
“This is Katool’s ptinum . No one is allowed to spend it except for you, okay?”
“Okay,” the girl replied, staring at the in her small hand.
Adam assumed that the children would be taken out to explore the towns and cities, and gave her the in order for her to buy whatever she liked. ‘Hold on. Isn’t a ptinum worth like a thousand copper?’ He looked down at the girl, realising he had given her a month’s worth of wages for some of the poorest bourers.
Zorool wao say something, but seeing as his wife, Citool, was fih the situation, he refrained from speaking. The other Iyrmen, used to Adam’s antics, didn’t even bat a the Half Elf handing the girl so much money. Sonarot was impressed that he had restrained himself to only a ptinum , knowing that he had gems worth several times more.
“Have fun on your birthday,” Adam said, brushing her hair. “Make sure y me bae pizza, okay?”
“Okay,” the girl said, clutg the tighter, beaming up at Adam.
‘How adorable are all my Cousins, really?’ Adam thought, enjoying the dessert for his heart.
The Ool family took her to meet with the rest of her family, and Adam went to ent.
Mana: 18 -> 16Enting CheckD20 + 7 = 9 (2)Omen: 3, 12 -> 312 + 7 = 19
Adam plucked a Thread of Fate.
The Shen sighed, rubbing his forehead. After the defeat to Aldnd, the situation in Aswadia had taken a turn for worse. The East Scimitar had grown wild due to the fact he was uo fight for the isnds, sure that he and the five thousand Soldiers under his and would have been able to turide.
The Great Twilight which had e had ravaged the nd to a greater extent thahe Shen could have imagined.
‘One year,’ the Shen thought. He had mao gather a year’s time from the peace which had been brought. ‘Aldnd no doubt has suffered severe losses due to keeping their most experienced Soldiers on the isnds, but we ime to recover.’
He stared down at the paper before him. It was a request to increase the security within the pace, increasing the amount of Farisi of the Gold Hands from one huo two hundred. If he sig, there would be rumblings, but his precious daughter had been almost killed out of the blue.
‘How dare they,’ he thought.
His hand shook for a moment, the hesitation passing quickly, before he dipped his quill into the ink and sighe request. He had written it, but he had dared against signing it. Passing the Edict of Supreme Authority which had been grao the Shen by an aor before him, he could bring into effey w he pleased, as long as it was an emergenbsp;
He uood the e which would occur from the Khans, but when it came to his daughter, how could he not increase the Gold Hands?
Thus Fate was forever ged.
[Would you like to spend XP to empower the on?]
‘100,’ Adam replied.
XP: 7200 -> 7100
LongswordYou gain a +1 bonus to attack rolls made with this on. The on deals 1D6 sshing damage and +3 fire damage.
[Would you like to he on?]
‘No.’
LongswordYou gain a +1 bonus to attack rolls made with this on. The on deals 1D6 sshing damage and +3 fire damage.
XP Gained: +300XP: 7100 -> 7400
‘That’s ly the best,’ Adam thought, slightly disappointed with the on. ‘You could have at least given me just a +1 fire damage on a typical longsword.’
He approached Elder Zijihat evening with the longsword. “Elder Zijin, if you would please au this sword.”
Zijin bowed his head. “I trust you have not fotten our deal?”
“No,” Adam replied, raising his brows. “Did you think I would?”
Zijin smiled. “No.”
“I’m finishing Zonda’s mace first, and then I’ll get w on your sword whenever I have the best luck, since you want a great entment.”
Zijin nodded, allowing Adam to leave.
“Did you not ent today?” Sonarot asked once Adam had returned.
Adam stared at the woman. ‘Oh, damn.’ “Sorry. It wasn’t that great, so I gave it right to Elder Zijin.”
Sonarot smiled. “Then it is no loss. What was it like?”
“A basitment, with a little fire damage,” Adam replied, shrugging his shoulders.
“I am sure it was a good bde,” Sonarot said.
Omen: 13, 20
“Nice,” Adam whispered in the m.
“Good fortune?” Sonarot asked, brushing her daughter’s hair as the baby drank her milk.
“Yes.” Adam stretched out his body. “I should be able to finish Vonda’s mace today.”
“Be careful,” Sonarot said.
“I will.”
Mana: 18 -> 16Enting CheckD20 + 7 = 21 (14)Omen: 13, 2020 + 7 = 27
Adam plucked a Thread of Fate.
The young man plucked the petals from the flower, alternatiween fessing his love, and deg against it.
“I shall not,” he said, plug the st of the petals, before revealing another petal which had been hidden behind the flower.
The young man, with fiery red hair, and bright green eyes, smiled. “I shall,” he said, plug the st of the petals.
“Korin,” called the voice of the Blood Mage from behind. “Why is it always you who takes the lo?”
Korin looked back to the Blood Mage, a young woman his age, a Devilkin from within the desert of Aswadia. She was a Noble, as the gem embedded within her head revealed.
“Sorry,” the young man said, strapping on his helmet. “Let’s go.” He tied the longswainst his side, strapping his shield against his back. The shield ainted with the symbol of one of the Gods, a atop a bde, which oiowards the .
“Sihe war is over, we should be able to freely travel the nd,” Sara said.
“Stay close to me, otherwise you’ll be in danger,” Korin said.
“Even if I am a Devilkin, they would not dare to harm me,” Sara replied. “I am a Noble.”
“Do you think being a Noble ges the fact you’re a Devilkin in Aldnd?”
“The Iyrmen Devilkin move freely,” she said, frowning.
“You’re no Iyrman.”
Sara narrowed her eyes, but remained silent.
“Let’s go find that brother of ours,” Korin said.
Thus Fate was forever ged.
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There are a quite a lot of Omens in the feters so I am going to post up double chapters every Monday and Friday for this month.
