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Mivifa Selifscale

  1. Mivi
  2. Mividel Maxiclaw
  3. Mividel Maxiclaw (True Name)
  4. Mivifa
  5. Mivifa of Feathers
  6. Mivifa of Feathers (Title)
  7. Mivifa the Flier
  8. Mivifa the Flier (Old Title)
  9. Mivi (Nickname)
  10. Oldblood of Feathers
  11. Oldblood of Feathers (Title)
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Interlude – Saliss the Adventurer
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Interlude – Saliss the Adventurer “Concealment spells are nearly complete. Your flight route is the same you came in on, Adventurer Mivifa.”
Interlude – Saliss the Adventurer Mivifa, the [Pegasus Flier] of Oteslia and her companion, Feathi, or her ‘official’ name, Erafeathithius since the Walled Cities didn’t want to acknowledge the cute name Mivifa had given her friend, both regarded the [Alchemist] with a critical eye.
Interlude – Saliss the Adventurer Mivifa, the [Pegasus Flier] of Oteslia and her companion, Feathi, or her ‘official’ name, Erafeathithius since the Walled Cities didn’t want to acknowledge the cute name Mivifa had given her friend, both regarded the [Alchemist] with a critical eye.
Interlude – Saliss the Adventurer The Drake scrubbed at his tail, completely unabashed. Pallass [Soldiers]—again, ornamental—shifted. He made their city look so bad compared to the female Drake, the Oldblood of Feathers, Mivifa.
Interlude – Saliss the Adventurer Another interesting facet about Mivifa was this: she was in her forties. Not unusual for Named Adventurers, and not rare either, necessarily. Unlike Gold-ranks, Named Adventurers were aberrations, each and every one.
Interlude – Saliss the Adventurer It was personal. Saliss didn’t ask. Nor did Mivifa treat him with scorn. Like Shirka—she knew Saliss.
Interlude – Saliss the Adventurer He hopped on Feathi’s back with Mivifa. The Drake tossed a vial to Mivifa, who in turn offered it to her mount. The Pegasus snorted, but took it after a huge lump of sugar before—and after. Bribes. She whinnied—then took off.
Interlude – Saliss the Adventurer He hopped on Feathi’s back with Mivifa. The Drake tossed a vial to Mivifa, who in turn offered it to her mount. The Pegasus snorted, but took it after a huge lump of sugar before—and after. Bribes. She whinnied—then took off.
Interlude – Saliss the Adventurer Saliss of Lights walked towards the rally point, at the edge of the Hivelands. The last few miles he had to hike with Mivifa and Feathi. Cover and all that.
Interlude – Saliss the Adventurer That might be true, but it didn’t stop Mivifa’s glare. Saliss kept complaining.
Interlude – Saliss the Adventurer The encounter had probably lasted all of five minutes. Mivifa shook her head. Saliss had a motto, which was ‘acid is a solution to 90% of all my problems’. A joke so bad it had gotten him booed out of both the Alchemist and Adventurer’s Guilds multiple times.
Interlude – Saliss the Adventurer No one would tell stories about this mission. Nor was it happening. Mivifa was not here. Saliss was not here. Everyone was so ‘not here’ in fact that all the Walled Cities would shout you were a liar and toss you in prison if you dared to spew such falsehoods.
Interlude – Saliss the Adventurer Mivifa was used to it. So was Saliss. So, as Named Adventurers did, they began talking about work as they drew close to the meeting site. No fear of being attacked; not yet.
Interlude – Saliss the Adventurer Mivifa shook her head. ‘Two-bit Level 30 [Alchemist]’ was a phrase only Saliss could use.
Interlude – Saliss the Adventurer Feathi nudged Mivifa with a wing. Not because she was smart enough to…well, she was very smart. And magical cats and dogs could understand most conversations. And pick locks, some of them. The Drake stared at Saliss.