Chapter 9.59 O
Word count: 43311
Released on: Sept. 17, 2023, 3:39 a.m.
Last edited: Oct. 3, 2023, 11:32 p.m.
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Some honourable mentions
| Name | Count |
| Thelican | 138 |
| Vandum | 109 |
| Xil | 99 |
Some honourable mentions
| Name | Count |
| [Martial Artist] | 79 |
| [Mage] | 27 |
| [Druid] | 23 |
Some honourable mentions
| Name | Count |
| [Sunwarmed Fields] | 2 |
| [Dulav-ra: Tetrad of the Solar Aura] | 2 |
| [Windcaller’s Fist: Howl of the Vortex] | 2 |
Some honourable mentions
| Name | Count |
| [Message] | 3 |
| [Scry] | 2 |
| [Featherfall] | 2 |
Some honourable mentions
| Name | Count |
| Tiqr | 32 |
| Chandrar | 25 |
| Illivere | 6 |
Mentions
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| Xil | Soot blew across Xil’s feathers. Soot and ash. Even flying embers that made the milling figures below flinch. He ignored them as he flew higher, eyes fixed on the horizon. |
| Pomle | It was a plain, low-quality steel spear enchanted with magic he’d seized from a foe and used all his time in Pomle. To him, it was as fitting a weapon as any other. |
| [Spearmaster] | A [Spearmaster] did not need the greatest of weapons, and whoever had made this had balanced it perfectly. It had been with him for over…how long, now? |
| Pomle | Since Pomle had won its independence and freedom. Now, Xil, the [Peerless Spearmaster], flew once more. |
| Xil | Since Pomle had won its independence and freedom. Now, Xil, the [Peerless Spearmaster], flew once more. |
| [Peerless Spearmaster] | Since Pomle had won its independence and freedom. Now, Xil, the [Peerless Spearmaster], flew once more. |
| [Mage] | It flew through the skies, a single tiny thing amidst the arrows falling below him. Spells futilely struck the air, missing him as the groundling [Mages] of Nerrhavia’s Fallen aimed up. But Xil was just raising his gaze higher. |
| Xil | It flew through the skies, a single tiny thing amidst the arrows falling below him. Spells futilely struck the air, missing him as the groundling [Mages] of Nerrhavia’s Fallen aimed up. But Xil was just raising his gaze higher. |
| Xil | Xil saw Stitch-folk screaming, fleeing the fire, rolling to put themselves out. They feared fire so much—but it was their favorite thing to use against their foes. |
| Vandum | “Vandum! The Magic Throwers are firing again! I cannot stop them all!” |
| [Captain] | The Garuda’s howl reached a bloody figure in the center of the fighting, who was plunging towards an enemy commander. A brave Hemp [Captain] held his ground as a sea of [Soldiers], low-level conscripts, tried to keep back a tiny band from pushing further. |
| [Soldier] | The Garuda’s howl reached a bloody figure in the center of the fighting, who was plunging towards an enemy commander. A brave Hemp [Captain] held his ground as a sea of [Soldiers], low-level conscripts, tried to keep back a tiny band from pushing further. |
| Pomle | The warriors of Pomle. They looked like a single drop amidst a sea of foes. Yet this battle was theirs. |
| Xil | If—Xil’s head turned, and he saw another spell coming. An arcing bolt of lightning, slower than the real thing, controlled by the Magic Thrower, a device capable of projecting a powerful spell. He shouted, but it was curving down on the warriors following the Stitch-man with vambraces covered in blood, teeth bared in a grin as he crushed a skull with his fingers. Vandum looked up—and a second [Martial Artist] stepped forwards. |
| Vandum | If—Xil’s head turned, and he saw another spell coming. An arcing bolt of lightning, slower than the real thing, controlled by the Magic Thrower, a device capable of projecting a powerful spell. He shouted, but it was curving down on the warriors following the Stitch-man with vambraces covered in blood, teeth bared in a grin as he crushed a skull with his fingers. Vandum looked up—and a second [Martial Artist] stepped forwards. |
| [Martial Artist] | If—Xil’s head turned, and he saw another spell coming. An arcing bolt of lightning, slower than the real thing, controlled by the Magic Thrower, a device capable of projecting a powerful spell. He shouted, but it was curving down on the warriors following the Stitch-man with vambraces covered in blood, teeth bared in a grin as he crushed a skull with his fingers. Vandum looked up—and a second [Martial Artist] stepped forwards. |
| [Will of Steel] | “[Will of Steel]. [Magic Guard].” |
| [Magic Guard] | “[Will of Steel]. [Magic Guard].” |
| Xil | Xil saw Jalte, the [Ironbody Martial Artist], plant his feet on the ground. Warriors and [Soldiers] alike sprang away from him as the bolt of [Arced Grand Lightning] curved and struck him. |
| Jalte | Xil saw Jalte, the [Ironbody Martial Artist], plant his feet on the ground. Warriors and [Soldiers] alike sprang away from him as the bolt of [Arced Grand Lightning] curved and struck him. |
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