#graceinshadows

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THINKS  INTENSIVELY  ABOUT  SHADOW  ASSASSIN  SERAPHINE  being  friends  with  @graceinshadows........

[ncumenia-archived]

|| @graceinshadows asked: "I must be a very lucky person to encounter not one but two Lunari in my lifetime." ||

At first, the woman silently stared at the stranger in front of her. That energy around her, so familiar... Was she a shadowborn as well?

«Two Lunari...? Who are you referring to, shadowborn? Who’s the... Second one, may I ask?»

Ernye simply inquired, that one was a calm question in appearance, for she perfectly knew her kin wasn’t the most open of all. Not when another tribe had been hunting them for eons.

«So... Why are you here, then...? Looking for other Lunari, I wonder...?»

[talesofruneterra]

A Light in the Dark

Deep in Ionia’s wilderness, Lo trudged onward. The remnants of the war could still be seen all around him... But he chose not to focus too heavily on that. Despite the harm that Noxus had done, this land still brimmed with magic, and he knew that the beacon he was searching for now was but one of many. Even still, as he moved deeper into the darkness, he couldn’t help but get a sense of unease, as though someone, or something, was watching him...

@graceinshadows

[killerremains-archived]

“Hey Shieda... I heard you were taking care of a kid now...” ~graceinshadows

“Hm?” The assassin hummed, opening an eye as she broke him out of his meditation. She should have known that disturbing him during this crucial time would result in irritating him, but he didn’t let it show.

“Yes, what about it?” He asked, closing his eye once more as he tried to resume his meditating.

@graceinshadows

[ncumenia-archived]

|| cont. from ☾ || || @graceinshadows ||

«I can’t even imagine how one should be cruel to harm a child in that way. That’s why I believe Noxians don’t deserve any kind of mercy for what they have done to your people and family. Albeit a lot of time has passed, that scar is still engraved on your skin, and it will never go away, and so the gruesome memories behind it.»

The Rakkor fell sorry for Seryla, to her eyes no one deserved a fate as unfair as Ionians’. Shaking her head, she simply sat next to the girl.

«I truly hope their empire will fall into pieces, one day, drowning into their own blood and sins.»

[killerremains-archived]

"Hey Shieda, what KAYN I do for you today?" ~graceinshadows

“You can kindly go wash the bath house since you decided to try and make a joke that did nothing but annoy me the second it left your lips.”

@graceinshadows

[killerremains-archived]

@graceinshadows re-blogged for a starter

The assassin walked around the duo fighting in the dirt ring, his footsteps echoing on the wooden floorboards of the dojo. Loud grunts and banging of weapons rang through the air as everyone watched closely. Sweat was pouring down both of their faces as they fought, but one was looking defeated, and tired.

The sound of a thud followed by a pained groan echoed in the silence around them, Kayn holding up a hand to stop the session between the 2.

“That’s enough.” He exclaimed. “Seryla is victorious.”

A small applause echoed, the boy sitting up from the ground. He looked up at the female, a glare held in his eye as he mumbled, standing to his feet as he brushed the dirt off of his clothing.

“We’ll stop here for today. Everyone is dismissed.”

The dojo began to empty, Kayn’s watchful eyes following everyone who exited the area, yet Seryla stayed in her spot. He raised a brow at her, the doors of the dojo slamming shut, leaving them both alone.

“Is everything alright?” He asked her, stepping into the dirt ring as he walked toward her.

[sonofshin]

  @graceinshadows replied to your post

"Someplace towards the center of Ionia, away from the battlefield. Put it too close and people will be too scared to come. Navori province would be a good place."

“I agree. Perhaps near the great river, or somewhere around there. However, southern Shon-Xan, near Zhyun would also be interesting. It’s a bit more central in Ionia as a whole. The choice is difficult.”