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The flat Property is rented by Lyrica Elmswood and myself.

-Reena Morelis

After a short meeting with Ambassador Artimer Fault, Left Hand Oxiana, and Sir K'shire, steps are going to be taken to bring peace to Cadomyr and Galmair at long last. Until such steps are taken, the Galmairian citizen Keva Bran, formerly of Cadomyr, will not be harmed or touched. A ban will be inst...

Vern, I wish to offer my utmost apologies in the matter of the tournament. Because Countess Annabeth could not attend due to last minute circumstances, I had to take over. Therefore, I did not know the rules like the back of my hand like the countess would have, as was I also nervous to be handed su...

So much time had passed since that night that the days seemed to all roll into one in her mind. Reena didn't know what was going on anymore. One day, she and Minerva were best friends, the next, they were at their wit's ends with each other over petty things. Their relationship seemed strained most ...

The impromptu picnic on the inn balcony had proven to be slightly disastrous from jealous looks to a misunderstood comment made by S'rrt (who promptly left), landing the four remaining females in various states of drunkenness. Reena didn't like drinking, though she spent much of her time partaking i...

After having spent the last two nights sleeping on the inn balcony with her sister Minerva, Reena's back was stiff and aching when she rose that morning. Clambering down the stairs to the first floor, she rubs her eyes with slow hands before waving to the innkeeper. "You have a letter waiting f...

Reena hadn't been given a chance to tell Lyrica about Minerva, and she was too late by the surprised look on Lyrica's face upon seeing the woman sprawled across Reena's bed. She lured Lyrica into the taverrn to chat, reluctantly telling her about the sister she had never mentioned before. Sure, Reen...

It was a cool night in the desert city of Cadomyr when Reena woke from her troubled sleep. Cool enough that she wore a light cloak over her clothing, though that wasn't unusual. She was used to the changing climates between night and day, even gladly welcomed them, for her work during the day left h...