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| + | '''Eye for an Eye''' is a small personal tinyplot that revolves around the character [[Hati]] and the eye she'd been given from her adoptive father Serrak. A mysterious letter draws her to discover his death, and that the eye ties her to a darker force in the hands of his daughter, now an unsent. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:40, 17 March 2013
Eye for an Eye is a small personal tinyplot that revolves around the character Hati and the eye she'd been given from her adoptive father Serrak. A mysterious letter draws her to discover his death, and that the eye ties her to a darker force in the hands of his daughter, now an unsent.
Plot Status: Complete
| Title | Date | Scene Summary |
|---|---|---|
| Eye for an Eye: Confrontation | March 12th, 2013 | Together, Hati's friends and family fight against the dark force threatening her life. |
| Eye for an Eye: Sleepless Night | March 7th, 2013 | Late in the evening, Hati isn't able to sleep, so she tells Faruja a few dark truths to see if he would withdraw from helping her, or stay. |
| Eye for an Eye: Potions and Plans | March 5th, 2013 | Faruja and friends discover what happened to Hati, and make plans to rectify it. |
| Eye for an Eye: Curse Removal 101 | March 4th, 2013 | In search of a cure for her friend who has been badly cursed, the young dark knight Ember goes to seek the advice of an expert on such matters. |
| Eye for an Eye: The Cure | March 1st, 2013 | Katyna comes to Seith seeking for a way to help Hati. |
| Eye for an Eye: Guardian | March 1st, 2013 | After receiving the message from Katyna, Skoll goes to check on his sister. |
| Eye for an Eye: The Trap | February 26th, 2013 | A mysterious letter from her missing mentor sends Hati out to his rescue, but what she faces is something far, far worse. |
