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Character of the Season
Frail in body but dangerously quick of mind, Nikandr is the sort of character who proves that curiosity can be just as perilous as any weapon. A necromancer, inventor, and problem-solver with more ambition than self-preservation, Niki approaches the world like a puzzle box begging to be opened, even when what’s inside has teeth. Blunt, dry-witted, fiercely independent, and carrying a history best left partially buried, he has a knack for making even failure feel fascinating. Whether he’s raising the dead, moving across Caido to King's End, or experiencing a hangover for the first time, Nikandr brings a wonderfully strange spark to Caido, and we can’t wait to see what trouble his brilliant mind wanders into next.
Congratulations, Niki!
Credits
Court of the Fallen was created in October of 2018 by Odd, Honey, and Crooked.
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Letha pulled her cloak tighter around her, her face hardening with thought. Lines etched deep into the porcelain as she waited a response. She did not have to wait long, however, for Wessex's voice to reach her. The matriarch is familiar in her head, and her voice even makes the new ascended relax slightly. Letha did not give any response back to the woman, at first, when she started to act on Wessex's invitation to follow her own trespassing. Slipping into the building as the older, more experienced woman had, Letha let down her hood. Her eyes did not need any time to adjust to the lighting. The way her senses responded to this world was something she was finding herself more and more thankful for.
"What are you doing?" She asked, aloud, but in a hushed tone. She felt the inherit need to whisper based on the way the Wraith had slunk here like a snake: stalking and slithering and silent. Ocean eyes moved slowly and carefully, taking in the stacks and shelves of books around them. "What is that?" She gestured, finally, to the book in Wessex's hands, hoping she would not get a sarcastic answer.
She knows its a book, her true question was was why, ultimately.