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| - Again with the blurbs and again with the apologies, but the quick link content feature makes reading my writings somewhat bearable, or so I hear. Anyways, after some internal deliberation I decided to post the follow up to "In the Shadow of Hyjal." I began this work, similarly to how I began "Shadows" in beta time, this time the TBC beta, in an effort to provide a backstory for my new character, Kaveh. However, much like "Shadows", this has evolved into something larger. It blends both backstory with a chronicling of the RP I did on my numerous characters during vanilla WoW. In total, the story was meant to encompass the final year before the events of WoW as well as the two years following leading up to the end of the Burning Crusade. This proved to be too daunting a task and the story re
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| - Again with the blurbs and again with the apologies, but the quick link content feature makes reading my writings somewhat bearable, or so I hear. Anyways, after some internal deliberation I decided to post the follow up to "In the Shadow of Hyjal." I began this work, similarly to how I began "Shadows" in beta time, this time the TBC beta, in an effort to provide a backstory for my new character, Kaveh. However, much like "Shadows", this has evolved into something larger. It blends both backstory with a chronicling of the RP I did on my numerous characters during vanilla WoW. In total, the story was meant to encompass the final year before the events of WoW as well as the two years following leading up to the end of the Burning Crusade. This proved to be too daunting a task and the story remains quite unfinished. Even in its unfinished state I prefer this story to "Shadows." The story shifts perspective off from being a Reikan-centric story to a wider scope that includes a more in-depth viewing of the ancillary characters of Monok, Vallai, and Trogar as well as bringing in my current active, so to speak, RP characters of Kaveh, Levic and Janus. There's, either fortunately or unfortunately, a lot going on in the story so critiques are always welcome, especially if something seems unclear or otherwise hard to follow. As before, I hope you all enjoy the unfinished "Rise of the Whiteraven."
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