It was a bother since writers block is gone now. Also, it was way old.
Now I just have to figure out how to change that mood thing


A dark blue flower in icy white hair "Hey, do you remember the day we met?" Vyndil asked. He'd stopped drinking for the moment. He figured when you began thinking how best to roast a gnome was a sign you'd had a enough, especially when it turns out the gnome was actually a tauren. "It's hard for a death knight to forget the day he was defeated by a lone fire mage. I still don't know how you beat. If you were a frost mage, that would be one thing, they're well equipped for battlegrounds, but a fire mage is another story." Necro sighed at the memory and looked down into his flagon of mead. It still bothered him slightly. "Of course, we both know that's a different story today. ButA dark blue flower in icy white hair by ~KanteViler


And he still isn't drunk... "What a long, strange trip it's been." Vyndil, a blood elf mage, said over a jug of bourbon. He was sitting in the middle of Dalaran sharing a drink with Necro, a human death knight. On any other occasion this would be a strange sight, but not on this week. This week was a city wide party to celebrate the Feast of Winter Veil. Unfortunately, due to the internal dispute among the hosts of the party, the Blazemoon family, the actual feasting won't be until the second half of the party. The issue was the same as every year. Originally, only denizens of Dalaran had been allowed to join in the festivities, but over the years word of the party begaAnd he still isn't drunk... by ~KanteViler


Awakened Dreamers: Zapbird Kazsh was in a serious rut with his life. Everyday was the same. He woke up, got dressed, went to work at the 24 hour bar/diner as the night barkeep, served normal customers and members of A.D. alike, passed messages to other members, leave work at dawn, take the long way home, go to bed and lie awake thinking when the next A.D. was exposed until his morbid thoughts lulled him to sleep. The reptilian dreamkeeper sighed heavily and leaned against the counter.Awakened Dreamers: Zapbird by ~KanteViler
"I see that chronic depression of yours is kicking in again," an avian dreamkeeper commented over his fermentae. He was the newest member of the little organization he'd joined a few yea