Raenaris

“Adair!”  Luki and Rayner yelled out as they helplessly watched Adair’s body descend into the lake. The tortoise-like creature cried in agony its left eye bled uncontrollably.  It stomped around in a rampage, grabbing onto its last bits of life.  It engrained footprints into the damaged ground before it tipped over on its side.  The creature wailed one last time before it stopped breathing.  Little balls of light started appearing around it as it disappeared.  Its body was disintegrating into particles of Runas. “Rayner, hold these.” The Kinosian handed over the seeds and leaves he caught earlier over to Rayner

After arriving in the small fishing village of Hena, the group of men encountered a predicament.  The village's residents had been struck by a sickness with some degrees of the sickness being worse than others.  Adair began experiencing the first symptoms of the illness, or at least it seemed like it.  Rayner, the only person knowledgeable enough, accredited the sickness to a toxication in the air and water.  The three headed to the source of the toxication: the lake. "Achoo!" Adair rubbed his nose with Rayner's handkerchief after sneezing.  His nose felt even stuffier than earlier. "Wow, you're been sneezing more than earlier!"  Luki menti

It had been a few days since Adair and Luki left Selfinine, with Rayner accompanying the two.  Adair was stressed because of the constant bickering between the other two.  They were like water and oil; Rayner and Luki did not mix at all.  The younger one tried playing the role of mediator, but the peace was only temporary.  The two always argued about petty things. Adair sighed.  Why can't we all get along? The group's next destination was a quaint little village by the name of Hena.  Hena, located on the border of a small lake, was known for its fishermen.  While Irabela, the city where Adair's mother grew up, dealt with the transportation

Adair had no idea what awaited him in Selfinine.  Upon reaching the city, he could see that it was located on a hill.  Selfinine claimed to be the "City of Research"; young people from all over Elesia travelled to study.  Even though the population was diverse geographically, the population mainly consisted of the highly intelligent.  Those who wanted to study at Selfinine's university had to pass rigorous tests in order to get accepted.  From there, only the cream of the crop participated in research activities on campus.  Adair felt he was no match for a place with such a scholarly air. Selfinine was built on a giant hill, probably for pro