Billini

Vivien stared into the dark of the Deep Roads. So this was how it felt when you were facing your last walk: Not so different to so many times before. Dirt and mud, the noise of the Darkspawn somewhere in the distance, the smell of death and stone in the muggy air. Somewhere to her left Deepstalker could be heard as well, but they weren't attacking. Maybe they knew not to mess with her companion and herself. "Are you alright?" he asked. She snorted, turned to him and raised an eyebrow. He frowned and than shrugged nonchalantly. "I guess I will never stop trying to be friendly to you. Although you obviously never stop detesting me for it."

Riley liked teasing. A lot. Especially one special warrior woman. It had been like this right from the beginning. No matter how confused he had been after what had happened at the Conclave, meeting Cassandra Pentaghast in all her tough, pragmatic and somehow delightful glory had been a temptation he could not resist. He liked to challenge her, argue with her, and especially he liked to tease a smile - or even better a small laughter - out of her. Laughing was important, especially now, in times when they had barely reasons to laugh. The Elder One - or Corypheus how the creature called himself - had turned out to be an unexpected and unwante

After two weeks, Liz finally found the time to go looking for the cameras. As already mentioned before, she had not forgotten about the short argument with Fenris. Actually it was a question of honor to find all of them. She used the time early in the morning before Fenris was awake - which meant REALLY early in the morning. The inspection of her room brought no results, but when she went outside she found - apart from the cameras she already knew - several more. The whole place was secured to perfection, and once again she asked herself what Fenris reasons to do so might be. Her repeated questions for it had only gotten her the response tha

The feeling of his body against hers, his smell, his heat... All of it was driving Valerija crazy. Than he was gone, stumbling backwards as if he needed to force himself to let go of her. For a long moment they stared each other into the eyes. She saw his passion, his need... but also his reluctance and stubborn pride. Than he simply turned and walked away. Without thinking, she was casting a fireball and threw it into his direction. It crashed against the wall next to the door to her balcony, leaving a black and burned spot. “Don’t be a coward!” she hissed. Fenris had frozen, but did not turn to her and continued his way

"I have no idea!" Robin did not like to speak the words out load - not at all. She was used to be able to give answers when it came to magic. Not when it came to politics or human relations, but regarding magic and all of its' different shapes she was a specialist. Only undead mages and templars who still seemed to have some kind of their own will she had never witnessed before. Maybe possessed Sophia Dryden would have been able to give her an answer, but she was dead. Avernus on the other hand was still alive and definitly well-acquainted with how to extent a life, so contacting him was probably a good idea... "Alright." Cullen did not r

When Diana passed Fenris, she felt his eyes follow her and could not help but hurry a bit. That was also the reason why she more or less ripped the door to Idunnas room open than to knock and enter properly. The whore did neither flinch nor look irritated. She simply sat on her bed and let her eyes roam over Dianas body. "Well, well", she purred. "Who have we here?" "My name is Hawke", Diana answered, deciding to be polite no matter what she thought about the profession the woman in front of her had chosen. "I am looking for my brother. His name is Carver. He is dark haired, blue eyed, big..." Idunna laughed. "Sweetie, you have no idea ho

"Looks as if your are improving your knownledge of Elven nature after all...." Frowning Tami watched the two men sitting on the bed. They could not have been more different: While the warrior studied her with wary scepticism and continued cleanig stoicly this immense broad sword of him, his blond companion sprawled next to him like a cat and watched her with a lazy smile who almost betrayed the intelligence in his eyes. Damn, she was exhausted and tired and did not want to play games anymore. Still these two were her best chance to find her friends, so she shouldn't do or say anything... inconsiderate. "Alright, in case we come to an agree