Race-of-Aleria

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RoA Round 3 - epilogue

As the bright blue light faded from her vision, Tyger stumbled forward blindly. The room she teleported into was pitch black, with only a sliver of light coming from the opposite side. The room was large, and seemed empty, although it was so dark there was no way to know for sure. Ty frantically looked around for any sign of life, and after a couple seconds of panic, her eyes settle on the faint, almost snakelike silhouette standing in front of the sliver of light. Ty stopped trying to move forward, realizing she was too woozy to properly walk. Now that she knew Syra was going to be okay, though, she found that she didn’t really want

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RoA Round 2: Finish by daughterofthestars, literature

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RoA Round 2: Finish

Race of Aleria Round 2 Page 10 and so on "Thanks, we'd really appreciate that!" The small robot chirped. The middle aged chameleon-fox looked at him doubtfully, not sure what to make of this odd duo. But he certainly owed them after they saved his daughter from the ruins of the forest. By her testimony, even a dozen foxes would not have been able to budge the charred log that trapped her. A much younger fox with a visible scar across the bridge of his nose trotted up, looking annoyed. "Ah, here is my friend's son. He will take you to the object now." The relieved father turned and entered the grocery-turned-shelter. Kirk had learned from