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Elizabeth had learned, long ago, that the only way to survive in Ar was to slide a veil between her heart and her eyes. She stood in the slaver’s examination room with her hands folded neatly behind her back, the soft green linen of her physician’s tunic crisp against her dark skin, and watched Caleb, the slaver, pace before the line of girls. Twelve of them. Barefoot on the stone floor, a s…
When they first told me I would be teaching in the Cylinder of Physicians, I laughed. Not because it was unthinkable—though for some, it still is—but because I remembered the first time I walked those corridors, a nervous girl with ink-stained fingers and a head full of dreams that did not quite fit the shape the world had made for me. Now, years later, I was being asked to stand where my own…
I was halfway through stitching a gash in a Metal Worker’s forearm when the knock came at the infirmary door—three times, hesitant, the sound more a plea than a demand. “Hold still,” I murmured to my patient, tying off the suture. “You’ll have your arm back in proper order in a moment.” He grimaced, flexing his fingers. “Physician, you work too fast. I’d hoped to get out of my afternoon shif…
I can't say thank you all enough, I never dreamt my blogs would be read as well as my group, over 1,000, you humble me and inspire me to write more. Again thank you all from the bottom of my heart, peace and love to you all!! Liz
The crisp air of Ar, usually a balm to Elizabeth’s spirit, felt sharp against her skin as she approached the High Council chambers. Beside her, Alexander, walked with his customary purposeful stride, yet even his broad shoulders seemed to carry an unusual tension. Six months had passed since Elizabeth had stumbled upon the pod, nestled deep within the whispering woods, and discovered the small,…
The High Council chamber of Ar was a place designed to humble even the proudest of its free citizens. Massive, carved pillars of dark stone rose to a vaulted ceiling, lost in the shadows cast by perpetual, flickering glow-globes. Ancient tapestries depicting legendary battles and the founding fathers of Gor adorned the walls, their threads rich with the dust of centuries. Across the expanse of p…