3 Works in Chronicles of the Cheysuli - Jennifer Roberson
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Changing Stars by Lunerwerewolf
Fandoms: Valdemar Series - Mercedes Lackey, Chronicles of the Cheysuli - Jennifer Roberson
07 Sep 2021
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When Magical war spills over onto Velgarth, the Star-eyed Goddess takes drastic measures. Now 500 years after his death, Herald-Mage Vanyel, once the first Herald Mage in the Circle, must make a choice. One that could prove to be his undoing. Warning - this story is a crossover, if you squint, and its sequel will be a cross over. This story is slash, Obviously, it's Van.
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- Part 1 of Circles of Time
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Tahlmorra lujhala mei wiccan, cheysu.. by miravisu
Fandoms: Chronicles of the Cheysuli - Jennifer Roberson
14 Jul 2015
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Many moons ago, back in 2006 ish, me and Erin started writing a fanfic with own original characters, based on The Chronicles of the Cheysuli series by Jennifer Roberson. Title is a direct quote of a saying in the books, meaning "The fate of a man rests always within the hands of the gods". Section with (one asterisk) * before it = written by Erin, section with (two asterisks) ** before it = written by Mira.
For a quick recap of what the Cheysuli are about, if you haven't read the books: the Cheysuli have been blessed by the Old Gods, and usually only males are able to have a Lir, meaning they can bond with an animal/soul companion that they can communicate with. They can also transform into the shape of that animal. So a small tribe of nomadic shapechangers struggling to survive, living in a medieval setting, ish. Without giving away too much of the plot in the book series I can say the not so magically inclined people are hunting down the Cheysuli, because of reasons.. ;)
Lir-speak marked in italics.
- Language:
- English
- Words:
- 4,646
- Chapters:
- 1/3
- Kudos:
- 1
- Hits:
- 169
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Of Bloodlines and Bastard-Born Sons by sabaceanbabe for Lyss
Fandoms: Chronicles of the Cheysuli - Jennifer Roberson
20 Dec 2009
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But in the end, he had bitten off the words and sent her away, cursing himself for a coward, knowing that the longer he continued the ruse, the harder the truth would become.