Ynnisi Region

After Hel had dragged Kiki around to the fresh fish stall in the morning Kiki had been snoozing away back in bed. The sun came up and Hel stared out the window while she waited. She did doze off for a few minutes only to wake up with a stiff feeling in her neck. 'What is taking the girl so long?' Hel huffed pacing around the house a few times before deciding she had let the girl sleep long enough. She went and stuck her nose in the door to the bedroom where the girl lay and pushed it aside to...

Deidra sat idly thumbing the small passport book with one claw as she sipped her coffee and contemplated her options for the day. There was a document folded and tucked within the little booklet showing her citizenship of Ynnis. A young currier had dropped off the official version of the documents she had signed the night before, and she was pleased to have something that made her feel like she really belonged in the strange new country. It would also make traveling e...

Ollie had the day off. He quite enjoyed working on the fishing ship, and being on the sea had always been where he felt most comfortable. But having some free time helped to relax the mind, and he was more than pleased to have an excuse to take Landfall out for another excursion. Exploring the wilderness around Ynnis required a bit more time, and he was glad to have the opportunity, particularly after their romp in the city. That had been a close call, and had it no...

It had been a very trying day for Deidra and her faithful sidekick Sir Snackers. She had hoped the initial handling class would help her form some sort of bond with the surly fat hound that had started following her around Ynnis, but if anything he was perhaps more disgruntled. All she had done was try putting a lead on him, and he had promptly chomped it to shreds. The rest of the class was mostly spent ensuring he didn't swallow the thing or bite her hand off. Hound...

Days flowed into weeks, and as Ollie settled into his new life in Ynnis, he began to feel his spirit come alive with an immutable desire to learn and to see more. Every new experience thrilled him, and particularly so when it made him feel like he was bettering himself in some way, learning new skills, living life at new heights.   On days when he wasn't booked in to work, he tried to spend as much of his time as possible with Landfall. ...

It felt like it took a small eternity for the ship to dock and be readied for the passengers to disembark. Deidra stood impatiently on the deck, a pack slung over one shoulder and her messenger bag across her chest. She was more than ready to leave the bobbing ship and seasickness behind her for safe solid ground. It was early morning when they had arrived, with fog still obscuring the town and docks, but as the sun rose higher she could make out the movement of peopl...

Hilda's legs ached as she finally, blessedly deboarded the ship that had carried her across the East Sea. She carried little more than a duffle bag across her back, and her short frame was nearly lost in the throngs of people rushing the docks and finally breathing Itonan air for the first time. Her boots clopped dramatically down the wooden walkway, where she followed the flow of people beginning to gather on flat land. They seemed to be forming a circle around two p...