Rowan was small, timid and weak. Now he was almost blind too, and about to embark on the most dangerous adventure of his life.

The grach were always presented as slaves of the Zebak, with no will of their own and always doing whatever their masters told them. But one of the things that RoR has taught us is that there are always oddities. So why shouldn't the grach have an oddity of their own? Accompaniment to Rulers of the Sky (DQ). One-shot. UNINTENTIONAL stereotyping of the Zebak if you squint.

I love doing these. 8D

Bronden had never expected to feel so bored, so tired, so... lonely. But she had also never expected a source of healing to appear so suddenly, and in such an unlikely form...

If someone was going to break their traditions, it might as well be him.

Bits of adventure, pieces of life.

Poem: The conflict between the Zebak and the peoples of the west seemed to be without end. Yet amongst all this bloodshed, a desire for peace existed.

On the first day back, Rowan walked in on someone bathing and ran into a tree.

Oneshot: Zebak were taught not to cry, but after losing her parents to the sea, it was hard for Zeel not to.

An old aqquaintance needs help and remembers Rowan. T to be safe.