#{c;iris}

Tiresias sighed as he heard the fortunes. There was something off about that one particular fortune teller. Tiresias couldn’t help but scowl, his opaque eyes not seeing the culprit. He leaned towards the goddess side. 

“I usually try not to insult others.” He started. “But I don’t trust some of the tellers here.” The seer started forward towards the goddess. “Or am I being too harsh.”  He was trying not to be too cynical.

@killrsiren

Heph stared at the now rainbow-colored forge. Maybe he should have asked to talk outside. He ran his fingers through his hair. Unsure what to say. “So.....how is that working out for you.” He asked sarcastically.  He shook his head. 

“Just talk it out-I know Kai can be....”Heph paused. She was his best apprentice but even he can tell shes “Stubborn but she is a great listener.” Heph nodded. “Just promise me you’ll at least try instead of making my forge your next gallery?” 

He rubbed her shoulder. “I wouldn’t have anyone else be my daughter by law.” 

@crystallizedwings,

Panic. There was no way out and she had backed herself into a corner as the vampire came closer and closer. Her brain was screaming flight over fight and the young wolf searched over the creatures shoulder’s. “Iris! Iris, help me! Help!” she screamed over the noise.