The peace that formerly reigned in Terra Nova has eroded, now little more than a memory. War ravages the continent. Disputes divide kingdoms; ideals divide families. The quest for power consumes absolutely and indiscriminately. None are immune to its allure.
Who will rise and who will fall? Only time—and ambition—will tell.
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Evander considered her question for another quiet moment. There were few enchanters that matched him in creativity and skill. Typically Evander’s work had marks of his craftsmanship all over them, which given the pride he took in his work, suited him just fine. But these were different circumstances.
“It would be exceptionally difficult,” Evander finally answered, “I won’t sacrifice quality for anonymity, and I’m afraid that’s what the choice would likely be. But if the wings are destroyed, it wouldn’t be easy for them to be traced. If they were found intact?” He shrugged, “It would be rather easy to tell, that is, if it were someone who knew my work.”
Calliope conceded that point, because it was a very good one when it came to her brother's work. His enchantments worked because of his unique creativity, stood out because of it and the reason she came to him as well. As opposed to hers, that while she did make her own pieces, they weren't nearly as creative or made as often as any of his (or Keion's for that matter).
"Would be quite a shame that I don't see enough of my brother's work then."It was a blatant tease but also a solid promise. Calliope would always support the family, especially her brothers. "Well whatever you need from me, just say the word and I'll arrange it." And she really meant anything.