Mother Raven - Revision history

Shaunqb at 09:10, 25 November 2017

2017-11-25T09:10:21Z

Shaunqb at 23:29, 2 September 2017

2017-09-02T23:29:59Z

Shaunqb at 04:29, 7 April 2016

2016-04-07T04:29:13Z

Shaunqb: Reformatted page. Added categories.

2016-04-07T04:29:04Z

Reformatted page. Added categories.

Shaunqb: Added StyleFoE

2016-03-18T07:04:05Z

Added StyleFoE

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“The reason you could come here was not the raven. It was the focus you possess.” You think for a moment and realize she must mean the gemstone. “It protects you from the currents of this world. Simply use it again and think of this place, and you should be able to come.”

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| species = Crow-morph
| gender = Female
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==Location==
Unknown but encountered in your dreams after you begin seeing ravens
==Appearance==
“Release her,” a crackling voice speaks from behind you. You turn and see a girl facing you, sitting on an enormous stump in the middle of the glade. You somehow managed to overlook her when your eyes had met those of the watching birds.

She sits on the stump naked, leaning back on her arms, her posture relaxed, face turned toward the sky. Her small B-cup breasts are carelessly thrust toward you. Instead of hair, soft black feathers cascade from her head down to her shoulder-blades, outlining her face. A tracery of feathers also runs from her shoulders, down her arms, and along her sides to her hips. Her fingers and toes end in sharp-looking talons.

“Now.” Her throaty voice cracks, apparently unused to speech, but her intonation leaves no doubt that she expects to be obeyed. Her eyes are pools of gray from edge to edge, black pupils examining you from top to bottom.

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 Unknown but encountered in your dreams after you begin seeing ravens.
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 ===Quote===
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 “The reason you could come here was not the raven. It was the focus you possess.” You think for a moment and realize she must mean the gemstone. “It protects you from the currents of this world. Simply use it again and think of this place, and you should be able to come.”
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+Unknown but encountered in your dreams after you begin seeing ravens.
-[[Category: Fall of Eden]]
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	“Release her,” a crackling voice speaks from behind you. You turn and see a girl facing you, sitting on an enormous stump in the middle of the glade. You somehow managed to overlook her when your eyes had met those of the watching birds.		“Release her,” a crackling voice speaks from behind you. You turn and see a girl facing you, sitting on an enormous stump in the middle of the glade. You somehow managed to overlook her when your eyes had met those of the watching birds.

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-Unknown but encountered in your dreams after you begin seeing ravens
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-==Appearance==
+“The reason you could come here was not the raven. It was the focus you possess.” You think for a moment and realize she must mean the gemstone. “It protects you from the currents of this world. Simply use it again and think of this place, and you should be able to come.”
 “Release her,” a crackling voice speaks from behind you. You turn and see a girl facing you, sitting on an enormous stump in the middle of the glade. You somehow managed to overlook her when your eyes had met those of the watching birds.
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 “Now.” Her throaty voice cracks, apparently unused to speech, but her intonation leaves no doubt that she expects to be obeyed. Her eyes are pools of gray from edge to edge, black pupils examining you from top to bottom.