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Seela Coldren and Ardbert Hylfyst thought they'd be together forever, adventuring around the First, until a mysterious portal rips Seela across the veil to another world that is strikingly familiar yet malms away from her home. She meets an adventurer with connections to a group who may be able to find her a way home, along with his best friend, who feels more like home than she ever expected.
When Ardbert appears in this new world with a plan to destroy her adventurer friend, Seela must find where the limits of her conscience lay. And when the Scions of the Seventh Dawn are trapped on the First, she must follow and help pave their way home, even if her own definition of home continues to change.
But as her behavior grows more and more strange, suspicions are raised about who exactly Seela Coldren is and what her motives are. Is she really the mild-mannered white mage she appears to be, or is there something more at play? Is Seela the perpetrator or victim in her own story?
Shatters is an au where Lamitt wasn't Ardbert's first traveling companion.
Can't read the dialogue? You can find embiggened versions on AO3: https://archiveofourown.org/works/60719275
Text is meant to be read starting with the dialogue box/locator text/narration at the bottom, then the text bubbles from top to bottom.
When Ardbert appears in this new world with a plan to destroy her adventurer friend, Seela must find where the limits of her conscience lay. And when the Scions of the Seventh Dawn are trapped on the First, she must follow and help pave their way home, even if her own definition of home continues to change.
But as her behavior grows more and more strange, suspicions are raised about who exactly Seela Coldren is and what her motives are. Is she really the mild-mannered white mage she appears to be, or is there something more at play? Is Seela the perpetrator or victim in her own story?
Shatters is an au where Lamitt wasn't Ardbert's first traveling companion.
Can't read the dialogue? You can find embiggened versions on AO3: https://archiveofourown.org/works/60719275
Text is meant to be read starting with the dialogue box/locator text/narration at the bottom, then the text bubbles from top to bottom.
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