Ynnis

Hel paste back-and-forth once again waiting for the girl to get up as she seemed to do every day. Today she knew was a special day has she had overheard the girl speaking to the trainer while in town. Hel always knew that when the trainer was involved she was in for a good day of showing off and getting treats. Today, much like every day she had woken up well before the sun had risen above the horizon. Hel was not one to sleep in or miss the sunrise. However this girl was always sleeping. Now...

Hel had successfully gotten a fish head from a local fisherman and was holding it in her mouth as she ran down the streets the city. She knew exactly where she wanted to go eat it. She didn’t want to have to worry about any of the strays that looked around the city trying to fight her for her new prize. So she ran past the city passed all of the lime stone buildings and out past the docks. Her feet made a thumping sound against the rocks on the coastline. She looked at the beach as the wave...

Hel paced back and forth keeping the sleeping figure of her handler in the corner of her eye. The girl had not left her resting area since they had returned from their expedition. It had been such a fun time for Hel but honestly had seemed like it was a lot of work for Kiki. The girl was frail and not built for the labor that is settling camp. She had still tried her best Hel could admire that about her. That is why Hel had taken great care not to wake the girl from her sleep, even despite he...

Kiki glanced one last time at her reflection in the mirror. She had pulled her bubblegum pink hair high on the top of her head into a long ponytail that touched her shoulder blades. She was taking Hel to another obedience class and didn’t want the hair to get in her face or her way. The first class she had taken Hel to went successfully. She was surprised at how well the two worked together. Hel seemed eager to learn these new and complex tasks and wanting to appease. Kiki turned to her loo...

Akadia spent the next few days working with her hounds and just getting to know her better. It was a lot easier to convince her to do things when Akadia knew what she did and didn't like. Crow helped a little bit, but Akadia was determined to become a hound master, even if it was a title she must bestow upon her own self. What that meant exactly was a different question, one she wasn't sure she had the answer to at the time. Oh well. She'd figure it out along the way. That was how she had liv...

Somewhere in the path to citizenship Akadia had ended up in possession of something the locals called a hound. As far as she was concerned, though, her new ward was called Terra, and she was the bestest girl in the whole wide world! Most of the time. Crow wasn't exactly as thrilled with her new aquirement as she was, but it was too late to put her back now. Besides, what was the appropriate response to someone asking, "Hey, kid, you want a hound?" if not "Yes, absolutely, please give?"...

Today was the day, Kiki stood awkwardly in the mirror adjusting her hair. She supposed that pulling the pink mass up into a bun on the top of her head was the best decision. She didn't know if it was going to be hot, or really what all to expect. She was surprised that she had even volunteered to go on this expedition. However, it seemed that everyone in town was expected to go. Everyone here pitched in and did their part. There was so much of this land left vast and enexplored that it took a...

If Phaedra's first two days in Ynnis had been a whirlwind she didn't even have words to express what the next three had been like. She'd completed her citizen registration, and then headed back to the inn, hoping to learn a little more about where she might seek out permanent employment in the city. She'd hardly been five steps through the door before she noticed an eccentric looking woman seating in a booth. Her clothing was all shades of purple, and awfully shiny. Silk, or satin, or ...