Norani frowned as she looked down over the city once considered to be the most beautiful of them all, throughout all of Ecith's history. She wished she could've seen it at its height, for while it was beautiful now, it was a now a wild beauty, grown over a broken pot. Her and all the other scouts t...

Norani waited as her words fell upon the impassive statue of iron. She was not used to such slowness, such a lack of reaction of any kind. After all, her people wore their every thought, every emotion upon their faces and their breasts, and she was one who worked quickly, or tried to do so at least...

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Character Name: Norani
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Norani listened, casting her eyes and ears out to join in on the patrol. The winds and waters were oft quick to give warning to the elementalist. "Seeking knowledge is a noble pursuit here among our people. I'm sure the archives would be willing to give you a handsome reward if you would let t...

The words boomed across the land, steely and unyielding as they crashed against Norani's ears and aura. She winced, for while Deravacia was one of metal and rigidity, Norani was one of movement and fluidity. It was difficult to even just hear her words, feel her aura, being so opposing in nature. C...

Norani smiled brightly, able to feel the elements responding to Eva's aether that she was feeding them. She'd never worked with another elementalist like this, it was an interesting experience, for more pleasant than that business in the desert with Imogen and the Dawnfire. That felt... forced, unn...

As the newcomer spoke, she smiled softly. "Norani is just fine. We don't use titles like 'lady' and such in the Commonwealth." She pursed her lips to the side of her mouth as she remembered a bit of history she'd learned from Imogen and her time on Ailos , "Before the Commonwealth wa...

The Windwalker had felt the dragon's presence long before she had even reached her current position, well outside the range of the ruins. She could smell it upon the winds, she could feel it in the soil beneath her bare feat, the water in the air tasted of metal. All of the elements here were a bit...

A very familiar voice rang out across the mess hall and Norani's eyes snapped in the direction of her friend and her face grew into a bright and vivid smile. It had been weeks since she and Yeva had last come across one another, but in Norani's heart the friendship hadn't waned or strained one iota...

A gasp escaped her chest, a breath held captive without her knowledge. They were all alive. They were all okay. They had completed the mission, doing what she could not. But still, the girl did not cry, did not crack a smile. The gasp was all she had managed to find within her. The heart that burne...