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Time does a funny thing to one's memories. Some people long to forget certain tragedies of life. Others cherish the nostalgia of the past. As time passes though most of those precious and painful memories become muddled and unclear, ravaged by those advancing years until they all but disappear. A few though, I am sure we will never forget; however, in creating this journal I am writing to record what I remember less it fall into the black void of the mind. A history of sorts and a recollection of thoughts. | Time does a funny thing to one's memories. Some people long to forget certain tragedies of life. Others cherish the nostalgia of the past. As time passes though most of those precious and painful memories become muddled and unclear, ravaged by those advancing years until they all but disappear. A few though, I am sure we will never forget; however, in creating this journal I am writing to record what I remember less it fall into the black void of the mind. A history of sorts and a recollection of thoughts. | ||
| − | Bryce arrived to the great realm of Perdan as a young noble in search of the proverbial fame, fortune, and glory with a contingent of Prodigal Socerers. (Yes, these men were suppose to be sorcerers, yet they were found to be frauds and possessing no magical skills at all. They used a elaborate technique to propell objects using a mechanical spring device as far as a normal bow, but more compact. Battleworthy, though not magical. Hence they were misnamed to not offend any real sorcerers.) Perdan at that time was assisting her ally Caligus against her neighbors of | + | Bryce arrived to the great realm of Perdan as a young noble in search of the proverbial fame, fortune, and glory with a contingent of Prodigal Socerers. (Yes, these men were suppose to be sorcerers, yet they were found to be frauds and possessing no magical skills at all. They used a elaborate technique to propell objects using a mechanical spring device as far as a normal bow, but more compact. Battleworthy, though not magical. Hence they were misnamed to not offend any real sorcerers.) Perdan at that time was assisting her ally Caligus against her neighbors of Coimbra and Fontan. |
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| + | Once reviewing the various institutions of Perdan, Bryce enlisted in the Perdan Crimson Wing under the leadership of WAYLANDER. The unit participated in a successful variety of battles and takeovers against Coimbra and Fontan. The general Dragolis lead the forces Perdan to numerous victories, with each victory gaining Caligus territory after territory. | ||
Revision as of 09:17, 8 September 2005
Time does a funny thing to one's memories. Some people long to forget certain tragedies of life. Others cherish the nostalgia of the past. As time passes though most of those precious and painful memories become muddled and unclear, ravaged by those advancing years until they all but disappear. A few though, I am sure we will never forget; however, in creating this journal I am writing to record what I remember less it fall into the black void of the mind. A history of sorts and a recollection of thoughts.
Bryce arrived to the great realm of Perdan as a young noble in search of the proverbial fame, fortune, and glory with a contingent of Prodigal Socerers. (Yes, these men were suppose to be sorcerers, yet they were found to be frauds and possessing no magical skills at all. They used a elaborate technique to propell objects using a mechanical spring device as far as a normal bow, but more compact. Battleworthy, though not magical. Hence they were misnamed to not offend any real sorcerers.) Perdan at that time was assisting her ally Caligus against her neighbors of Coimbra and Fontan.
Once reviewing the various institutions of Perdan, Bryce enlisted in the Perdan Crimson Wing under the leadership of WAYLANDER. The unit participated in a successful variety of battles and takeovers against Coimbra and Fontan. The general Dragolis lead the forces Perdan to numerous victories, with each victory gaining Caligus territory after territory.
