A collection of articles from the Black Horse Courier, following the events and reactions after the assassination of Emperor Uriel VII.
This is a work in progress. All that’s been posted so far was written years ago and I’m not sure I can get into the mindset again and give it any kind of proper conclusion.
Liara’s life flashed in front of her. Before, she had thought that no more than a convenient phrase. Something polite to say while avoiding the generally uncomfortable subject of regrets.
Daylight, reddened by the pyre, faded quickly as they descended into the mine. Nihlus kept a wary eye on Shepard. She was pulled taut. He could see it in the way she jumped at every sound, hear it in her dry voice and her clipped, monosyllabic responses. If it were anyone else, he’d write it off as edginess before a fight. But he had seen her prepare for deployment on Eden Prime. Shepard was the type to feel the pressure after a mission, not before.
Poem by Mary E. Frye. Art by Misfire Anon.
Most turians seen in Mass Effect games wear the facial markings of their home colonies. The custom was established during the so-called Unification War, which was fought 2500 years before the events in the games, and I have a theory of how it’s observed today.
Most turians seen in Mass Effect games wear the facial markings of their home colonies. Like so:
This custom was established during the so-called Unification War, which started and ended some 2500 years before the events in the games. This is the Codex entry on the Unification War:
