Xrniavxxel
- The Small Queen Xrn
- Xrn
- Xrn of the Centenium
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| 1.25 | “…Are any of their objections backed by orders? Have Xrn or Wrymvr made any objections of their own known?” |
| Interlude – The Antinium Wars (Pt.2) | Of the six Prognugators, only three apparently ‘survived’ the end of the war. Klbkch the Slayer, Wrymvr the Deathless, and the Small Queen Xrn were sighted after the First Antinium War and even during the Second Antinium War*. It is speculated that their repeated deaths or perhaps their failures to secure victories may have led to their final demise at the hands of their Queens. Other theories include a limit to the number of times the Antinium are able to revive such individuals, but whatever the case, the eventual death of half of the Prognugators led to a far more cautious approach in their deployment. |
| 3.23 L | “Xrn.” |
| 3.23 L | It was all Klbkch could say, as if he had been transformed into one of the birds that spoke, a parrot. Xrn smiled again. Klbkch didn’t know what to say. |
| 3.23 L | Xrn said it simply. She nodded to the Soldiers and Workers behind her, and only now did Klbkch realize he was neglecting his duties. |
| 3.23 L | “Pardon me. I greet you, Xrn, Prognugator of the Grand Hive. Who are the Antinium who come with you?” |
| 3.23 L | She pointed, and Klbkch saw. There were two groups standing behind Xrn, eight Antinium in total. Two were still as shadows, hunched, almost invisible even in the snow. Their carapaces had changed to become whiter, more translucent, and their arms were more like scything blades. Their mandibles were likewise made to tear out an opponent’s throat and they were perhaps the slimmest of all Antinium save for Xrn. |
| 3.23 L | She pointed, and Klbkch saw. There were two groups standing behind Xrn, eight Antinium in total. Two were still as shadows, hunched, almost invisible even in the snow. Their carapaces had changed to become whiter, more translucent, and their arms were more like scything blades. Their mandibles were likewise made to tear out an opponent’s throat and they were perhaps the slimmest of all Antinium save for Xrn. |
| 3.23 L | Klbkch inhaled sharply. Xrn nodded. |
| 3.23 L | Xrn’s mandibles opened, and her tone was mocking. |
| 3.23 L | The number left Klbkch speechless. The sheer extravagance and waste it took to create—he would have asked Xrn more, but then Pivr interrupted. |
| 3.23 L | Klbkch and Xrn stared at him. They were all Prognugators and Revalantor, true, including Tersk, but Xrn and Klbkch were different. Tersk clearly knew that and respectfully stayed quiet, but Pivr was clearly different. |
| 3.23 L | Klbkch and Xrn stared at him. They were all Prognugators and Revalantor, true, including Tersk, but Xrn and Klbkch were different. Tersk clearly knew that and respectfully stayed quiet, but Pivr was clearly different. |
| 3.23 L | Xrn was the first to speak. Her tone was sharp. |
| 3.23 L | Xrn turned back to Klbkch and only now did he remember the…personality of his old companion. He had forgotten it, living for so long in his quiet Hive. |
| 3.23 L | That was Xrn. Klbkch shifted his glance to the Antinium and once again noted the absence of the fifth Hive. |
| 3.23 L | Xrn shrugged. |
| 3.23 L | This time Klbkch had to restrain himself from stabbing Pivr. But the Revalantor had strode into the center of the Antinium. He spoke loudly, without glancing at Xrn whose look was…murderous. |
| 3.23 L | “My instructions were to obey Prognugator Xrn until we reached the city of Liscor. However, here I and the Flying Antinium will carry out different orders. We will go into the city via the main gates.” |
| 3.23 L | Xrn’s voice was foreboding, but Pivr didn’t seem intimidated. |
| 3.23 L | “These are my Queen’s orders. You, Xrn, have no authority over this. We will go into the city. We will not fight even if provoked, but we will maintain a show of force. You are allowed to follow us if you so desire. Indeed, Revalantor Klbkch’s presence would greatly be appreciated.” |
| 3.23 L | Not into the air, but across the ground, skipping across the ground. It wasn’t true flight—but it was too fast to catch up to on foot. Klbkch didn’t waste time talking to Xrn. She couldn’t stop them. If she cast a spell the Flying Antinium would fight it, and if she bound them they would just wait to be free. They would fulfill their orders or die. |
| 3.23 L | “The Small Queen. Xrn.” |
| 3.23 L | Across the street, Klbkch stood frozen. Memory surged around him at the sight of Zel Shivertail’s face. It had caught Xrn as well. |
| 3.23 L | The air had changed. Pivr glanced uncertainly at Klbkch and Xrn. |