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I was staring at the black night sea from atop the Valiant, [the ship Silvana's father lent to Marco and Silvana to reach Vechor at the end of the first book of the saga] when I saw it. Or rather, I felt it. The sea had become much more dark, so dark that even the stars of that beautiful summer night were no more reflecting on its surface. The sea was so beautiful, that night... It was calling my very soul. I could remember the long swim with my dear Julia at night... The passionate love that followed our night swim, when we still lived in our pacific hut on the Jagged Shore... | ''I was staring at the black night sea from atop the Valiant, [the ship Silvana's father lent to Marco and Silvana to reach [[Vechor]] at the end of the first book of the saga] when I saw it. Or rather, I felt it. The sea had become much more dark, so dark that even the stars of that beautiful summer night were no more reflecting on its surface. The sea was so beautiful, that night... It was calling my very soul. I could remember the long swim with my dear Julia at night... The passionate love that followed our night swim, when we still lived in our pacific hut on the Jagged Shore...'' | ||
The sea was calling me. I could feel it. Julia was somewhere in there, I was sure. | ''The sea was calling me. I could feel it. Julia was somewhere in there, I was sure. | ||
I was about to jump, when Silvana grabbed my cape and dragged my far from the railing. "Wake up, Marco, you cretin!" she yelled at me. | I was about to jump, when Silvana grabbed my cape and dragged my far from the railing. "Wake up, Marco, you cretin!" she yelled at me.'' | ||
Only then I saw the amorphous blot of ink covering the light of the stars. | ''Only then I saw the amorphous blot of ink covering the light of the stars.''''Italic text'' | ||
-From ''[[The Stormy Sea]]'', second [[book]] from the ''[[Trilogy of the Two Clerics]]'' series by [[Sir Julius Renaut]] (published in [[Mordent]], [[Richemulot]], [[Dementlieu]], and [[Martira Bay]]. Banned in [[Borca]], [[Hazlan]] and [[Nova Vaasa]] for [[heresy]] and | ''Silvana clutched her pendant, showing the symbol of [[Ezra]], and whispered "It seems that, if you don't go to the sea, the sea comes to you..." I said nothing, ashamed, and grabbed my dagger...'' | ||
-From ''[[The Stormy Sea]]'', second [[book]] from the ''[[Trilogy of the Two Clerics]]'' series by [[Sir Julius Renaut]] (published in [[Mordent]], [[Richemulot]], [[Dementlieu]], and [[Martira Bay]]. Banned in [[Borca]], [[Hazlan]] and [[Nova Vaasa]] for [[heresy]] and scabrous content)<<ref>Descriptive text from [[John W. Mangrum]]'s [[Teeny Tiny Tales of Terror]] project (contributed by [[Jakob]]), from [http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=3350 posts] on the [[Cafe de Nuit|Fraternity of Shadows message board]].</ref> | |||
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Callers from the Deeps can be encountered in the the Sea of Sorrows.[1]
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I was staring at the black night sea from atop the Valiant, [the ship Silvana's father lent to Marco and Silvana to reach Vechor at the end of the first book of the saga] when I saw it. Or rather, I felt it. The sea had become much more dark, so dark that even the stars of that beautiful summer night were no more reflecting on its surface. The sea was so beautiful, that night... It was calling my very soul. I could remember the long swim with my dear Julia at night... The passionate love that followed our night swim, when we still lived in our pacific hut on the Jagged Shore...
The sea was calling me. I could feel it. Julia was somewhere in there, I was sure. I was about to jump, when Silvana grabbed my cape and dragged my far from the railing. "Wake up, Marco, you cretin!" she yelled at me.
Only then I saw the amorphous blot of ink covering the light of the stars.'Italic text
Silvana clutched her pendant, showing the symbol of Ezra, and whispered "It seems that, if you don't go to the sea, the sea comes to you..." I said nothing, ashamed, and grabbed my dagger...
-From The Stormy Sea, second book from the Trilogy of the Two Clerics series by Sir Julius Renaut (published in Mordent, Richemulot, Dementlieu, and Martira Bay. Banned in Borca, Hazlan and Nova Vaasa for heresy and scabrous content)<[2]
References
- ↑ Quoth the Raven 22 p. 53
- ↑ Descriptive text from John W. Mangrum's Teeny Tiny Tales of Terror project (contributed by Jakob), from posts on the Fraternity of Shadows message board.
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