Event Quests

Lothric could hear the cheering before he could see the stands and ring. The events of the festival were far on their way, especially now that everyone was full of food and wanted to relax with entertainment. Lothric had just eaten, sitting down with a familiar leloko and her brother to converse before he set off to compete in the jousting tournament. This was his first year doing so, which made him quite nervous. He wondered if his endless practicing would pay off this year. The red k...

The warm morning sun felt so nice upon her pelt. Dark fur was perfect for soaking up the warmth. Yura wasn't the only leloko around, lazing in the sun across a strip of lawn for those that didn't necessarily need food for sustenance. She only needed the sun to feel satisfied and energized. The warmth lulled her into a nap, feeling tranquil and relaxed until there was a disruption in the heat as if someone had blocked the sun from her fur. There sure was. "Yura, good to see you'r...

It was early in the day and already the fairgrounds were packed with crederians from all around to celebrate the beginning of spring. Lelokos were still groggy from their hibernation. Some lazily took naps in the sun while others tried to feast themselves into another nap. The smell of food was intoxicating, almost as disorienting as the talking and shuffling of everyone attending. Stalls were filled to the brim with trinkets and books, all shiny and new to sell to those visiting the city. Mu...

He always hated waking up early, especially before the sun popped up above the horizon. Yawning, the kanti crawled from his bed and shook out the sleepiness. There was a lot to do today. Sellen had agreed to help out the fairground organizers in Lere, but he had to wake up early. They needed him before the crowd became too thick to work around. Sellen didn't waste any time, grabbing a quick bite to eat before setting out to the fairgrounds. He walked through the brisk air, breath trail...

"An odd place to take a nap..." Lids flickered open, exposing the purple gaze of Yura. Lounging on her back, the leloko glanced up to find a red kanti staring lazily. Both were still for quite some time, eyes locked and unwavering. Eventually, Yura rolled up, tail whipping across the mossed rock as she balanced herself to stand. "Right, I suppose you won't say anything," the kanti commented, shifting to the side as if to follow the leloko if she were to take off. "That's fine. L...

The warm sun bathed over Shira's face as they stood at the front door of their hovel. A scarf adorned their neck as the cold still kissed the breeze. Bags rested upon their back, empty and waiting for work. The mantibab exhaled, watching their breath swirl off into the cold morning light. A groan rumbled at their side, making them glance down at the small babling, eyes closed with exhaustion. "Why are we going so early...?" Sif mumbled, opening one eye to look up at the red mantibab....