Amy

Author's details

Name: Amy Sanderson
Date registered: 12 December, 2012
URL: http://amysanderson.co.uk

Latest posts

  1. Chapter 1: Part 5 – Allies in Lion’s Arch — 29 April, 2013
  2. Chapter 1: Part 4 – Even Asura Have to be Stupid — 15 March, 2013
  3. Valentine’s Day One Shot: The Future the Pale Tree Shows — 14 February, 2013
  4. Chapter 1: Part 3 – Infiltrating the Inquest — 4 February, 2013
  5. Chapter 1: Part 2 – Investigators Don’t Do Subtlety — 3 January, 2013

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  1. Chapter 1: Part 4 – Even Asura Have to be Stupid — 2 comments
  2. Wintersday One-shot: A Wintersday Reunion — 1 comment
  3. Valentine’s Day One Shot: The Future the Pale Tree Shows — 1 comment
  4. Chapter 1: Part 5 – Allies in Lion’s Arch — 1 comment

Author's posts listings

Apr 29

Chapter 1: Part 5 – Allies in Lion’s Arch

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Friends. The mysterious asura I’d met fleeing the Inquest base had spoken about ‘friends’, even implying he was one of mine. I didn’t believe him, not in the slightest, but his words had sparked a dozen realisations in my ringing head. If I was going after the Inquest, chasing them as far as Mount Maelstrom, …

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Mar 15

Chapter 1: Part 4 – Even Asura Have to be Stupid

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There are times in life when, after taking all the available evidence into account and possibly making a will, even asura have to be stupid. I hadn’t made a will (not that I had anything to leave, or anyone to leave my nothing to), and the evidence was reminding me I was trapped and alone …

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Feb 14

Valentine’s Day One Shot: The Future the Pale Tree Shows

The other races believe that plants can’t cry. These thousand tears I have shed would prove them wrong. Of course, it is wrong of me to call myself ‘plant’. Caelan always berated me for it, even when I meant it in jest. “We are so much more than that,” he would tell me, wagging one …

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Feb 04

Chapter 1: Part 3 – Infiltrating the Inquest

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I knew I was nearing the Inquest complex by the smell. Now, don’t get me wrong, it’s not the Inquest themselves I could smell (although I’d like to imply they’re all stinky, unwashed low-lives, which probably isn’t far from the truth), but rather the metallic tang in the air that told me the power plant …

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Jan 03

Chapter 1: Part 2 – Investigators Don’t Do Subtlety

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There is a certain silence that surrounds death, of a kind that cannot be found anywhere else. There had been a time when I was well versed in that silence, my blades slaked in blood, but now it felt alien and new. I had left that destructive past behind and never thought anything of its …

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Dec 25

Wintersday One-shot: A Wintersday Reunion

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  Happy Wintersday everyone! This merry one-shot is part of a collection of stories CoT’s authors made for the festive season as a present to you and all our readers. You can find all the one-shots on the Wintersday Collection 2012 page, or just click here. Have a safe and happy holidays! “Thorgrim! I knew …

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Dec 18

Chapter 1: Part 1 – The Golem, the Thief and the Interrogator

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“The ambulatory motion matrix is all out of alignment. She’ll list as badly as a rowing boat crewed by norn.” Flikk came crawling out of the golem’s innards with an oil-smeared frown, to wave a spanner in my direction. “Well don’t just stand there, Amber. Do something.” I bit back the retort on my tongue …

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Dec 18

Amber

Amber. Asura. Proud citizen of Rata Sum, most advanced city in the known world, and member of a prestigious golem krewe. That’s all there is to me. Well, I wish that’s all there was. Once, I was a thief, but in that life I lost too much and gained too little. I left those years …

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Dec 18

About the authors; Amy

Amy (often to be found as blue_istari online, or one of the ever-growing Liberati clan in-game) grew up in the wilds of Yorkshire, Britain, where most of the available recreational activities involved wishing it would stop raining. As a result, she turned to her imagination for amusement instead, and from an early age was reading, …

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