Snippets from
Ledger’s Ledger

Dearest Alyra – My friend it has been too long since I made it back home to visit you. I know that I gave you my word that when I made it back I would share all the glorious details of my adventures and yet my adventures keep taking my wanderings in other directions and not back to you. And so as the time passes my heart is heavy with the weight of that promise – especially since the promise came in response to such a huge act on your part – saving my life from Gribbet Two-Hammers (I didn’t MEAN to get on his bad side with my excitement and curiosity, but I’d never met one of his race before). So while I do not know when I will get to see you in all your glory again, I decided to, apart from my wild and chaotic ledger notes, start to tell some of the stories as I would share them with you. To put them down in a structured way and with the hopes that somehow across time and space they will reach you.

Ever Energetically Yours
– Ledger

  • The Tap, Not the Keg

    The Tap, Not the Keg

    Galzephad repeated an hour of trade secrets for the archivist who slept through them: where wishes come from, what a…

  • An Implement, Not a Weapon

    An Implement, Not a Weapon

    In Talos’s workshop I interviewed Reth, an automaton whose favourite colour is a finish and whose craft is writing instructions…

  • What Revna Lost

    What Revna Lost

    Late in the tavern, Revna told me how Yremmel gathers hurt children and arrives to them like mercy — and…

  • Most of a Pen

    Most of a Pen

    The tower at Cradlebay is held up by plants and warded in a script only its missing wizard could read.…

  • The Padlock and the Inflatable Hammer

    The Padlock and the Inflatable Hammer

    Bandaged corpses, jackal-headed guards, a ziggurat older than Vaelien’s memory — and a sealed door whose giant padlock met my…

  • The Dot With Arms

    The Dot With Arms

    Nothing lives in the Red Desert. We crossed it anyway, and logged exactly one anomaly: far off on the horizon,…

The rest of the stories…