The Grey Tower

Wow! I almost hit him! The jubilant thought shattered the void that she had just barely been able to hold on to. Honestly, though, it wouldn't have helped her much anyway. Switching from a stab to Low Wind Rising had put her hands in an awkward position. The moment the Gaidin's sword hit hers, the ...

Well, my new character Adra Glencor is around and doing nothing. However, she has a very bad history with Andorans, and I think it could be fun to have her have an... encounter with one.

In fact, the only reason Prewtez isn't in bad shape is that, well, Adra doesn't know anything about fighting ...

Daelar could spar with him. However, he doesn't know anything about fighting with any weapons at all. Nevertheless, I do know that the Aiel were excellent at fighting unarmed, which is what Daelar does know how to do.

Daelar walked through the halls, holding a lamp. The sun was just beginning to lighten the sky, showing a clear day. Stepping silently through the halls, Daelar came to the library. The library was very quiet, not surprising for the hour. This early in the morning most people were either working in ...

Adra felt the Gaidin's blade catch her own, and was unable to stop it from twisting out of her hand. It fell near her feet, clattering on the ground. Prewtez Gaidin's sword ended up just in front of her throat. Well, I can't do anything. That technique is cool. I want to learn it!

After Prewtez ...

Daelar walked quickly, weave diagrams whirling through his head, along with some rather random thoughts of a certain Accepted. Well, they were quite unnecessary, and likely to be annoying. He pushed her out of his head, but she kept finding ways of sneaking back in. He pushed open the door, and, as ...

Daelar came back from the warder yards, dissatisfied with his hands. Indeed, he could beat almost any Drin, as well as most Ji, whatever weapon they chose, with his bare hands. He could even beat many warders in an unarmed sparring match. He wasn't dissatisfied with that.

What he was dissatisfied ...

Her blow was, naturally, blocked easily. The Gaidin's strike came swiftly toward her side, and she wasn't sure what to do.

I should have practiced something to block a strike to my side! Adra stepped back as fast as she could, trying to make distance between herself and the Gaidin. Hopefully that ...

Adra took the sword and assumed the stance that she had been taught last week, the Leaf Floating on the Breeze. Prewtez Gaidin took a stance she had noticed and passed over in the book, the Ox Lowers His Horns. It was a frightening stance to face. Without warning, the Gaidin switched his weight and ...

Adra reattempted Lightning of Three Prongs, but her first thrust was parried by Prewtez Gaidin. It threw her rhythm off a little, but it wasn't hard to simply continue with the farm. Immediately afterward the Gaidin attacked with a slow cut, which she blocked by moving her sword up and to the side ...