- Posting Speed
- 1-3 posts per week
- Online Availability
- I have a shifting work schedule, so My online times will be random.
- Writing Levels
- Adept
- Advanced
- Prestige
- Adaptable
- Preferred Character Gender
- Male
- Female
- No Preferences
- Genres
- Fantasy, scifi, futuristic modern, fantasy modern, Action/adventure, Mystery, Fan-based,
Callahan was quick to call his light back as Sylva struck out to the front of the group. he even went so far as to dim the light a little so that while it was still enough to see where his feet were going, it would be less likely to give them away. Gora followed behind Sylva, although the monk was sober enough to allow the other woman to get ahead enough to see what might lie before them before the group reach any potential problem areas.
Callahan also moved a little bit behind Fin as the bard took the third position in the line. He did not look back as the others figured out where they wanted to stand.
The sewer path way stretched of for a bit, the area showing signs of used in a few places. Areas where the floor wasn't as grimy, empty torch brackets etc. Eventually they reached the little bridge he had mentioned. It wasn't fancy. just a section where some boards had been nailed together over a couple of cross beams set in the stonework of the canal. It looked like it had seen better days, but it was wide enough to allow the passage of one or two people at a time, and it would save them from having to try to make the jump across with uncertain footing.
Callahan also moved a little bit behind Fin as the bard took the third position in the line. He did not look back as the others figured out where they wanted to stand.
The sewer path way stretched of for a bit, the area showing signs of used in a few places. Areas where the floor wasn't as grimy, empty torch brackets etc. Eventually they reached the little bridge he had mentioned. It wasn't fancy. just a section where some boards had been nailed together over a couple of cross beams set in the stonework of the canal. It looked like it had seen better days, but it was wide enough to allow the passage of one or two people at a time, and it would save them from having to try to make the jump across with uncertain footing.
