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Kya Kali

Kya Kali

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World Building Journal Entries 22-28

Yed'lay was surprised when a raven landed on her shoulder. The orc tensed, the little claws scratched through her shirt on her skin. It shrieked in her ear and danced insistently on her shoulder. "What is it?" she asked, her ear ringing slightly.

World Building Journal Entries 15-21

Entry Fifteen Describe a curse in your world, and if there is a way to break it, how it might be broken. In the Ho'karop orc tribe....

Chapter 23: Traveling Arrangements

Goren returned to find a mostly dry Lukka sitting between Kashira's legs with her back against the dragon's chest. She was completely bundled up in a blanket, and both of Kashira’s paws were over the top of her, as if to forbid any chance at escape.

World Building Journal Entries 8-14

More work done inspired by the world builder's journal~!

Chapter 22: Lukka

Kashira walked through the night. Goren had slept a lot, so he stayed awake with her until she smelled the smoke coming on the breeze from Feridan. She was tired, even though it was mid-afternoon.

World Building Journal Entries 1-7

Inspired by the world builder's journal, you can read about different

Chapter 21: Walking to Feridan

Kashira could tell that Lukka was awake for a lot longer than Goren was when she’d done this to him. She was also voluntarily quieter about her situation...

Chapter 20: Shush, Also Mine

There was a moment, as that maw hovered over her, that she tried to unravel how she got to this moment. Maybe it was because she had never really stood up for anything she wanted until faced with Ereza and Tomyra.

Chapter 19: Reunion

Goren had been opposed to her just putting her face in the tent, since he didn’t know what this rogue gnoll was going to do—maybe to his sisters, if she hadn’t done something already. Kashira just shushed him. She was a dragon, after all, and she was not afraid of anything.

Chapter 18: Mini-brew

It was bitterly cold. There was a long silence, just crunching feet in the snow. The leashes bounced between Ereza and the gnoll; she stared at her back for a long time as they walked.