rovashaâ:
Rovasha slowly shut the door of the room she booked behind her. Sheâs been awake for about three hours now. She needed a break from the rumination. She started toward the bar downstairs, but a man interrupted her path. The sight of him made her stop in her tracks. She wanted to say âyou too?â but she wouldnât allow herself. A question of dread, doubt, sat in her gut, wringing what hope she had left. If this man was originally a tiefling, why wasnât he granted his humanity like me? Did the gods not care for him? Am I the only one worthy of redemption? No, what a cruel thought. Maybe this was his original lineage from way back when?Â
âDefinitely the strangest tiefling Iâve ever seen.â
@kodazelothâ
Koda felt the sort of crazed laughter that hit him every once in a while when he was really stressed bubble up in his chest, and when some managed to leave him, it left with a small burst of fire. He felt himself take a too-heavy step back, and covered his now long face with a muscular arm. Thankfully, the flame hadnât actually hit anything. âDammit, I think Iâm a dragonborn now.â
The man paused as a brand new thought hit him. âIâm going to need new clothes. And a bigger tent.â














