
When you help a wish granting fish... Part 1 The groups' search for Jeredy in the Lowlands had been going smoothly. Well, until they had to put their objective on hold after Bren had tripped over something. However, less concerned with whether or not the nerd had actually tripped on his own feet, the group was far more amazed at what he had probably tripped on! It was an unconscious girl lying in the dunes.When you help a wish granting fish... Part 1 by ~BlueJollyRancher
"Ow," the boy with the glasses groaned, rubbing his backside in an attempt to comfort it, "Talk about a bad place to sleep!". "Are you okay," their leader asked as he helped Bren to his feet and the barely injured male answered as if he had just returned for war, "Yeah, I think so.". "This isn't good," Jon's voice caught the attention of the two, as well as everyone else in the gang, as they looked over to see what he was talking about. Said male was kneeling beside the passed out teen as he held the female in his arms. Now that she had been lifted off the sand, they could clearly see how she w

TrustThis had to be a dream! And it wasn't even a good one,either! Well,it was that or a hallucination caused by overheating. Either option was better than actually knowing it was real. And Ember wished they could have met under other circumstances. Maybe some that include snow, mountains, and oh she didn't know, actually having Leviathan by her side?!Trust by ~BlueJollyRancher
"Stop lying to me," the commandant of S.T.O.R.M barked, snapping her whip to emphasize how serious she was, "I know you know where Jeredy is!". Ember had to resist the urge to flinch every time the whip cracked. It would only make her seem weak. But then again...In this kind of situation, maybe she needed to look weak. A rather smug smile spread on Charlemagne's face as she said, "Besides, we remember how your village protected him a while back! He stayed up there too long to be doing nothing but sitting around!". Ember wanted to punch that smirk off the blonde's face. But that would mean she was admitting that Charlemagne was r