The week seemed to pass slowly. Celestial, Coral, Fleur, Laguna, and Atargatis all took turns sitting with Tahlmus, just in case Urytemil had been wrong and he woke up sooner. Andrevin sulked in Fleur’s room. Urytemil contradicting him about the prophecy had put him in a bad mood. The baby niflers, however, usually never let … Continue reading Tahlmus and The Sirens: The Next Adventure, Pt. 10 →

Coral found herself running down the hallway searching for Atargatis. She had tried the location spell that Tahlmus always used, to know where they were when he needed them. She hadn’t been able to pinpoint Atargatis’ exact location, but she knew what part of the estate Atargatis was in. She ran faster as she knew … Continue reading Tahlmus and the Sirens: The Next Adventure, Pt. 9 →

After a few minutes Tahlmus was able to breathe properly, which allowed him to think more clearly. He knew, he’d never forgive himself if something happened to any of the Sirens, and he definitely couldn’t let them die protecting him. “They’ve suffered enough already,” he thought. “I can’t sacrifice one of them.” A few more … Continue reading Tahlmus and the Sirens: The Next Adventure, Pt. 8 →

Celestial approached Tahlmus’ room. She noticed that the door was only partially closed. Tahlmus always left it that way when he was expecting one of them, and just wanted them to walk right in. She reached out to push the door open, then pulled her arm back. She knew she should go in, but she … Continue reading Tahlmus and the Sirens: The Next Adventure, Pt. 7 →

The women all hurried down to Tahlmus’ office, but when they got there he didn’t answer their knocks. Celestial tried the door handle but it was locked. “Do you think he’s mad at us?” Fleur asked nervously Coral shook her head no. “He’s not in there,” she replied. All four of them looked at her. … Continue reading Tahlmus and the Sirens: The Next Adventure, Pt. 6 →

Kanes sat alone in a cool, dark cell. It had been specially made just to contain him. The walls were made of a metal that didn’t allow him to use his magic. When he sat against the wall he lost all sense of it, and if he tried to summon it, the wall burned him. … Continue reading Tahlmus and the Sirens: The Next Adventure, Pt. 5 →

Tahlmus looked over the applicants, Solas, Firki, and Tahlavin one more time. “Lillianna was right,” he thought, “these three should benefit the most from our school.” He went about finding the paperwork to get them registered, and the form letter to inform them of their acceptance, when a noise distracted him. The noise sounded like … Continue reading Tahlmus and The Sirens: The Next Adventure, Pt. 4 →

Tahlmus felt something cold and wet on his face. Opening his eyes, all he could see was a wash cloth. He sensed at least four other bodies in the room with him, and he could hear whispering. He moved his hand and took the cloth off of his face. “What happened?” he asked trying to … Continue reading Tahlmus and the Sirens: The Next Adventure, Pt. 3 →

Tahlmus felt himself slowly coming awake. Aches and pains in his body that he realized were always associated with the song of the Sirens. They may not have been mermaids anymore, but the magic they still had allowed them to still lure unsuspecting victims away if they so chose. “I wonder which one sang to … Continue reading Tahlmus and the Sirens: The Next Adventure, Pt. 2 →

It turns out that the story concerning Tahlmus and the Sirens is not yet over, as some new brainstorming took place and a new story was asked for. The original intention was to just have the first Story, but thanks to inspiration from some very special ladies, the story continued in a sequel, and now … Continue reading Tahlmus and the Sirens: The Next Adventure, Pt. 1 →