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The Saga

Leasaur

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The elf had spent many long days in the library before. Her eyes were much accustomed to the flicker of candles. Words called out to her, whispered, and she was always hungry for more. Whether inked onto paper on etched in ancient stones, they would sing to her. She was not alone in this fascination. Many others shared in this queer obsession. Loka was home to many lexophiles, having contracted the curiosity during their long internment.

Her fingers brushed over a small tome bound in worn leather. Its beggar’s costume did much to hide its contents from the ignorant, but books were not precious because of their clothes. Only a fool would judge a book by its cover, as the old saying told. Folk were quick to learn that on Loka.



Gods. Mortals. Power. Desire. Destruction.


That was the story the Chronicles told.


He was so brave, thought the elf. So ashamed, yet the Warden did not seek to hide from the rest of us when his history came calling.


More than I’ve done.


It was so long ago. Another lifetime, even. Something left behind when her feet landed on the Accelerator Spire. Yet it defined her, even now. It haunted her. Sometimes, she did not even know what to think of it.


Betrayal. Misdirection. Duty. Courage. Cowardice.


Sometimes even she did not know what to think of herself. Was she lucky? Was she a deserter? Was she proud of all that had happened to her, or did she rage against it? Perhaps the only way to find out would be to put it onto paper. After all, it was a long story, this Saga of hers.

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Gods.

To call them that seemed both fitting and bizarre at the same time. Their power over her was immense - so immense, it filled her very being. Yet, if they were truly omnipotent, why did they watch and do nothing?

Goddesses.

Was their confinement nothing more than a puppet show to the Pantheon? It was likely indeed. Gods were both powerful and important, much more so than other beings. Or maybe they just liked to think that. Everything that breathes does. It’s what drives them. It’s what causes problems. It’s what caused our imprisonment.

Aesir.

Does not interfering make them feel superior? Knowing they could change fate, turn armies to dust, create worlds out of howling wind?


Vanir.

Does interfering make them feel superior? Changing fate, turning armies to dust, creating worlds out of howling wind?


Mortal.

Do limitations make us superior? Being able to die at any moment, and… living instead, feeling breath in your lungs, sun on your face, snowflakes settle on your palm? Taking in everything around you, suddenly, realising it’s finite, realising it’s fragile, realising...

Alive… I am alive…

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