ULTRAMagic Alternate

Previous | First | Next Master Post - Patreon           Things had finally settled down since everyone had returned home. It took a few days, but Blood-Wraith had gotten over his anxiety and Tusk was adjusting to his new surroundings. Kresimira was particularly interested in the newcomer mage, wanting to gauge his skills and see what he knew. Observation revealed that Tusk was not exactly up to par with what was expected. His skills were on the level of an average mage, also indicating that his expertise was in decline. Kresimira had no plans to let this stand and got to work writing up a special lesson plan for him. Thankfully she could easily slot him into her alchemy lessons the others were busy with at the moment. “I would have used my new technique, but I felt the forest wouldn’t have appreciated it” Dragoslava stated. “And Blood had to deal with being a wolf.” Tusk groaned. “Why do I get the distinct impression that would have been dangerous?”...

Previous | First | Next Master Post - Patreon      The feast that Sigmund had planned had to be delayed on account of Blood-Wraith still recovering from the battle with the Lich. Some of the cooks were also having trouble with some of the food that they were preparing. This was fine for the group as it gave them an excuse to stay in the village a little longer. Dragoslava spoke to more of the Tree People while Desislav talked with Sigmund about relocating his people to the forest. As for Blood-Wraith, he was being looked after by Tusk and Auda. The next day Auda seemed to be doing a little dance around the bed Blood-Wraith was laying in. “Ooh Ooh Ooh, Ah Ah Ah! Get better fire, get better fire, GET BETTER, MR. FIRE!” Auda chanted as she danced around. “Feel better yet?” Blood-Wraith groaned in discomfort. “No…” It was noon and he was still in bed. “I think the problem is that you did too much after receiving my fragment,” Tusk deduced. “You don’t think this wi...

Previous | First | Next Master Post  - Patreon           Auda could not help but be enthralled by Blood-Wraith, following him wherever he went. He was such a strange person. How did fire that did not burn even exist? Something Tree People were privy to was one’s life force and Blood-Wraith had a very odd one on the grounds that his entire being was his life force. The body everyone saw was just a physical manifestation of himself. This also caused his body to be warm to the touch. Naturally Auda felt the need to leap onto his back while he was reading at the village library. “Um hey, pardon me?” Auda giggled. “You’re warm, Mr. Fire.” “Excuse me, but do I look like a bovidae or an equine to you?” She laughed. “What are those?” “Goats and Horses…” “Okay.” Auda stared at him, then smiled. With a sigh, Blood-Wraith returned to his business. Despite being unwanted, Auda’s presence was not a hindrance. He was busy looking through the var...