A Story from The Town Cross and Myers chase the echo of a decade-old case, their partnership defined by tension, fatigue, and a grudging respect. As new leads surface—drawing them through a fetish club, a prison, and the Bureau’s own labyrinthine bureaucracy—the agents confront the limits of authority and the consuming need for closure. A story best experienced following The Practitioner - Chapter 26: Ready to Stop Fighting.
Silendiel, prim and proper noblewoman of Silvermoon City, has found herself forced to move into the recently night elven embassy. Cryptic warnings of danger on the horizon from the ambassador and priestess keep her there, with her beloved, towering, massively endowed sentinel, Neryn, where they begin to strain against life among the other kaldorei. Soon, however, the past rears its ugly head. Silendiel must come to terms with her love, and against the consequences of her own past misdeeds.
Guess who's back? Back again. Dragonpig's back, tell a friend. Yes, I took that from Eminem. He's the one who originally did it. Did I say I'm just like the Borg on Star Trek? I find something I like, and I try to improve on it. But I think of myself being more respectful.
This is a non-canonical fan-written continuation / sequel inspired by Caesar’s 2007 story “Just Your Typical Japanese Family.” All original characters, concepts, and the core setting belong to Caesar.
A Crimson Veil Heist
In the quantum-stabilized skies above Colorado, phantom thief Catherine Vale breaches Maeve Kilcannon’s floating arcology. Her sabotage triggers flux creep in the superconducting lattice—turning unbreakable restraints into living, pulsing desire. Captured and claimed by the silver-haired billionaire and her holographic AI, Catherine is pinned, used, and permanently collared by the very technology she sought to exploit. A high-tech heist becomes raw, addictive surrender.