The Dimensional Vagabond's Tale
I fell through the void between worlds, tumbling through kaleidoscopic eternities until I landed—broken, bleeding, beautiful—in the fetid embrace of Blackmarsh. The Hist trees whispered secrets in languages that predated mortal understanding, their ancient bark weeping sap like tears of forgotten gods.
It was there, in that primordial swampland where shadow and substance dance their eternal waltz, that I first glimpsed her—my beloved Shadowscale. She moved like liquid darkness, each step a symphony of lethal grace, her scales catching moonlight like fragments of emerald dreams.
Her blade was at my throat before I could blink, its edge sharp as crystallized winter. "Dimensional filth," she hissed, but her voice carried the melody of distant storms. In that moment, I knew I would gladly die by her hand a thousand times if it meant hearing that voice again.
Our love bloomed like nightshade in moonlight—beautiful, dangerous, intoxicating. She taught me the ancient ways of Sithis, the art of dealing death with surgical precision. I showed her the secrets of dimensional magic, how to bend reality like wet clay in knowing hands.