Litani

[Litani]

Litani Appearance Race: Konti Gender: Female Age: 33 Birthday: 16th day, Summer, 480 Birthplace: I was born in Syliras, though raised inbetween Syliras and Zeltiva. Appearance: I suppose I appear similar to other Konti -- my skin is pale, my hair is light, my eyes reflect the sky and sea. The touch of Laviku traverses my body as with all my sisters, spiraling around my limbs and shimmering in their iridescence along the lines of my torso and my face. I breathe water through the gills that line my ribs and the water's webbing lines my fingers and toes alike. I am 5'10 and weigh approximately 140 pounds. The Gnosis mark I wear from Rak'keli takes the form of a tiny, stylized winged serpent on my left hand. Character Concept I believe myself calm, quiet, and reserved, yet... I am perhaps more bold and independent than one of my birth should be. I credit my father for that -- everything of quality that I am and know, it comes from him. I love my life, I strive to do the best I can by others, and I believe the best of those I encounter. The gift of Rak'keli has shown me so much more, and allowed me to do so much more, than I would have ever imagined... I live in daily humility and reverence to my Mother Goddess, whilst also yearning for the comforting embrace of my Father God, Laviku. My own mother and father are no longer with me, so my devotion to the gods is ever more strong. They are the only family I have now. Gnosis A single mark from Rak'keli, a winged serpent on my left hand. Konti Gift The best way I can describe it is to say that it tells me of the "needs of the flesh". I have the ability to tell what is desired and craved by the body, cutting through emotion and logic to divine what would be best and most efficient for healing or sating a physical demand, regardless of feeling. This works in conjunction with my knowledge of anatomy, herbalism, philtering, and my Gnosis from Rak'keli. It does not merely give me more knowledge, it gives me the ability to use what I have in the best way possible. I know the truth of your body, even if you lie to me. Character History My history, as far as it goes, is a fairly simple one. Or at least I used to believe so. Upon the telling though, I now begin to wonder. My mother and father met, loved, then parted ways -- he for his duty, she for hers. The only caveat is to say that, for my father, duty took the place of warmth when my mother was faithless and duty was what kept my mother too occupied to admit to her mistake. I believe that they truly loved one another, and I was conceived thereof, but... she had not the stamina to love as he needed. Shortly after they parted ways, my father contacted me in Syliras. A man of honor, he would not forsake me no matter the cost or inconvenience. It did not matter that my mother was not true to him, nor that his life in Riverfall required his attention. He came for me, season after season, knowing and nurturing me as only a selfless parent can do. And thank Rak'keli and Laviku for that fact, for I have come to understand that my mother is not what the Konti have taught us to be. After a short and tumultuous time in Syliras, my mother decided that her meager knowledge of magic was insufficient and that she craved more. To Zeltiva we traveled... At the time it seemed innocent enough to me, child that I was, but I now realize that at least in part it was an effort to separate me from my beloved father. I also believe that she was running from the mistakes she'd made there -- mistakes which were legion. If I am correct in my assumptions, both of her motivations yielded unsuccessful results. While we were in Zeltiva, my mother studied her magic. And myself? I kept as far away from it as I could physically do, given her pressures... My Gift, she said, was Rak'keli's foretelling that I should follow her into Divination and Projection. I had nothing of it. Her words, as she stumbled through attempting to be a respectful and gentle Konti mother, said that I was free to do as I willed. Her actions spoke differently. And so did the actions of the men she chose to ally herself with. To say that they were harsh would be an understatement. I tolerated them as best I could until I was on the verge of my adulthood, but there was then a night that left all the vagaries behind. For a Konti, my mother was especially self absorbed. Or perhaps it is fairer to say that she was absorbed in others -- her men. Always them. And usually she got exactly as she desired... in one form or another. Yet there was one evening where her games drew thin, her allure wore out its welcome, and the object of her affections chose to leave. That evening, she took leave of her senses and never returned. In truth, I still do not know what she was attempting. I only know that when I woke, I found my mother a broken shell of herself on the floor, overgiven and writhing in an anguish that I wish I could only imagine. I made the mistake of touching her... a mistake I almost did not recover from. It is... not something I wish to talk about. I believe that my leaving caused something to shift in my mother's mind. I made sure she was cared for and I sent word to our long-lost family in Mura. ...still, sometimes I see it in my dreams, though I have only beheld it once with my eyes... Our family agreed to take her back into their arms for care and rehabilitation, if such a thing is possible for those that overgive. And since that time, I have been alone. At times, she has tried to contact me in one form or another, but what I know how to do will not help her now. *** I still cannot conceive that my father is gone. To me, he is as alive now as he has ever been, living in my head and heart, in memories and dreams so vivid as to be true. He was the one person I never feared, the one who was immortal... whose love was eternal. The only one who never wavered. When word of my father's death reached me, I was in Syliras. I had carved out a small life for myself, learning at the feet of a learned philterer and medical practitioner. I will never forget the words of that letter... the room I was in when I read it. The smells that surrounded me. The time of day. And in that moment, the life I'd chosen stopped, ceased, seized. Collapsed. It was as though his death had torn away a part of me, ripped at the thread of my being so deeply that I lost the ability to remember myself, to separate myself, to control my ... Gift. All at once, I was reduced to the nameless struggle that I'd thought myself long past, once again lost in the sea of others' feelings until I no longer knew where I started and others ended. Day by day, each patient I treated left me more and more infected, inflicted with themselves and their pain, mirrors of anguish reflecting back on each other until I could no longer remember what it felt like to be... whole. My mentor understood. At least, that is my hope. In my babbling excuses, I know I said something of the Call, and I still try to convince myself that I was intelligible enough to be acknowledged. One day, I may go back to mend what I left undone... but... I know that I became useless as I was, broken and distracted and twisted with grief. I... needed to heal. Before I could heal anyone else, I needed to heal myself. There was only one place that I could reasonably go. Only one mystery of his left to uncover, only one part of himself that I had never experienced. Riverfall. Unfortunately, the best of intentions did not serve me well. I found myself restless and alone in Riverfall, much more so than I would have expected. Despite my earnest longing to lay my father's ghost to rest, I was haunted by him and found myself unable to settle my spirit. Some of the connections that I made while there continue to be precious to me... but I had to return home. I was a fool for thinking I could heal alone. Languages Fluent Language: Common Basic Language: Tukant Poor Language: Konti Housing Location: Where in Mizahar are you living? My mother keeps a home on Konti Isle, however I myself living in a small 20x20 basement apartment in my mentor's shop in the Nettle District of Syliras. House: What does your house look like? The same as any other basement apartment, I suppose. It is not glamorous, but I find it's familiarity soothing... I enjoy close proximity to my work, as it is very precious to me. Long hours can be exhausting and it is pleasant to know that one does not have to go far for a bed in which to collapse.

[Litani]

General Information 1. What is your Name? Litani 2. Do you go by a nickname or pet name? Hmmm! Well, I have heard 'Lit' a few times I suppose. 3. How old are you? As of the 16th day of summer 513, I will be 33 years of age. 4. What is your height? I am tall for a Konti, standing at 5'10. 5. What is your weight? I am approximately 145 pounds. ...if for some reason that matters. Aesthetics 1. Describe yourself as you see yourself. I... am unsure what to say. 2. Describe yourself as others typically see you. To be truthful, I do not spend a great deal of time worrying myself over how I appear to others because, often times, I already know. 3. What is your favorite body feature? I like that I am fairly tall for a Konti... At times, I have felt it a curse, as my 'sisters' can sometimes appear so fragile and delicate and lovely... but I am glad to have inherited a portion of my father's strength. It has served me well in my line of work. 4. How physically fit are you? Fairy well, I should think. I have never lived an extravagant lifestyle and am lean as a consequence. I have a handful of kata that I practice, such that my body will remain limber and my Suvai might become more familiar to me. No one would ever mistake me for a giant of strength, but as with my stature, the power of my body has been important when my patients need me. 5. How do you typically dress and what is your style? Efficient, simple garments are all I can see myself in. Aware of myself as a female, I do own the occasional dress, but only for special events. I prefer flowing articles when I am not at work, garments which allow me to move freely and be comfortable as well as feminine. And when I am working, I prefer closer-fit clothing so as not to interfere with my tasks. Family 1. Who are your parents and what are they like? Ah. My parents. Well, my mother is Konti, as with all of my race. Her name is Rosalar. She resides in Mura at present, in the care of our family there. That... is all I wish to say of her. My father was Akalak, a warrior of both body and mind, named Tromik. What knowledge of the world and myself I have that matters, it originates with him. We were extremely close, no matter the distance... At times, I have wondered if we knew each other from another life. He meant the world to me, and news of his death 2 years ago has... changed me. For the worse or the better, I do not yet know, but I strive always to honor his legacy. 2. Do you have any brothers or sisters? No. None that are known to me. 3. What is your extended family like? I do not know. I have only met my mother's family once, during a trip to Mura with my father. They did not speak much to either of us. And, as I had never been to Riverfall until Summer 513, I have not met any of my father's extended family... if they still live. 4. Do you consider close friends as important or more/less important than family? My life has shown me that blood is not truly thicker than water, as the saying goes... My connection to my father ran deep, but that time is past now. My friends and myself are what I trust now. 5. Do you treat animals like family? Oh yes! I am honored to keep the company of any animal who chooses to stay at my side. They are easy for me to understand and touch, and I often find myself confiding in my Gildling, Ansem, as we travel. I believe that if an animal is under my care, its life is mine to guard, and I take that as both a responsibility and a privilege. Location 1. Where were you born? I was born in Syliras. 2. Where do you live now? I have recently returned to Syliras from some time abroad. 3. If you could live anywhere in Mizahar where would that be? I... do not know, truthfully. 4. Do you have a favorite place to vacation or spend leisure time? To be honest, I've never given it much thought. 5. Where do you fear to be? Trapped. Traits 1. Do you have any physical weaknesses (disease, scars, and missing limbs?) None at this time. 2. Are you right handed or left handed? Right handed. 3. What languages do you speak? What do you sound like? Do you have an accent? I speak Common most fluently, followed by Tukant and Konti. The matter of accent is, I suppose, a matter of perspective. No doubt my sisters on Konti Isle would say that I have an accent... 4. Do you have any odd mannerisms, annoying habits, or other defining characteristics? Perhaps the most frustrating mannerism I have is my seeming tendency to wear my emotions on my face. It's not enough that I can read others, apparently they can read me as well... though not often correctly. It is something I am trying to work on. 5. Do you have (or want to get) any tattoos or piercing? Why do you have them (or will get them)? When and if the time is right, I will know. Occupation 1. What is your occupation? I am a practitioner of medicine, massage, body manipulation and philtering. 2. Do you like/dislike your work? Why? I both love and struggle with it. I believe that it what I was born to do, but I do not consider myself strong enough yet to see my full potential. Yet. It is... not easy to feel the way my patients hurt, but that connection gives me an insight that others may not have. 3. If you could be anything you wanted to, what would you be? Of the few things that I do purely for myself, perhaps harping brings me the most pleasure. Because I have always been impressed with the need to be self-sufficient, I have not given my harp its due appreciation. That is something I hope to change. 4. What occupation do you admire the most? Why? The musician, the writer, the artist whose passion and life flow so surely that they could dream of being nothing else... Medicine may be a noble pursuit, necessary for life, but art is the soul that makes life worth saving. 5. What occupation do you least like? Why? Those driven by greed, which value profit over life. Childhood 1. What sort of child were you? I was a quiet, loving child. Any sort of cruelty confused and hurt me greatly; I was often in the company of others who no one else would have. I realized early on that I was sharing, often inadvertently, in the emotions of others and found it difficult to understand that others did not see and feel what I could. 2. What is your favorite memory from childhood? Most of my treasured memories from childhood stem squarely from times spent with my father... Perhaps one of the most significant to me personally is remembering his willingness to travel with me to Mura, when I came of age, to help me create my Suvai. My mother felt either that it wasn't necessary or that I wasn't ready, but... most likely that she did not wish the time and trouble. 3. What is your worst memory from childhood? One of my mother's longest relationships was with a man who was rather singularly cruel. His ways were insidious and subtle, sometimes painted to cause the blame to shift to me such that my mother nearly never took my side in any dispute. He himself was physically violent, often abusive, but only with me. He never struck my mother that I know of but he seemed deeply resentful that I was the child of another man. I often wondered to myself what I had done so wrong that even my mother would not seek to protect me but... perhaps the worst memory of the lot was the day that he convinced her to partake in his particular form of... discipline. I have never forgiven her for that day, and do not know if I ever will. 4. What sort of relationship did you have with your parents? That should be all too clear. 5. Who was your most influential rolemodel? My father. Beside him? I was taught the discrete arts of medicine, philtering and body manipulation by a humble apothecary, Alder. I knew him during the difficult days of my childhood in Syliras, and it was to him that I returned when I came into my majority. He instilled in me the passion for helping others and made me realize that I could put my Gift to use in a unique and profoundly impactful way. Education 1. What sort of education do you have? A combination of a mentorship, academy attendance, and self-study. 2. Do you like/dislike learning? I love to learn! I consider that I will most likely be learning all of my life, and I am proud to say that I am somewhat restless when it comes to attaining new knowledge. 3. Where or how did you learn most of your skills/abilities? When I was a child, my mother and I lived in Syliras primarily. She worked as an assistant to an herbalist -- this was how we came to meet Alder, my mentor. From Alder, I was able to learn the basics of medicine, body manipulation and philtering... pursuits that, while encouraged by my mother, I feel she was vaguely envious of. When she moved us to Zeltiva to study her own magic, I was able to maintain my knowledge with attendance to classes at the university there, but by far I learned the most when I returned to Syliras and to Alder, as an adult. By that time, my Gift had come into full expression and I was able to understand how better to use it. 4. How do you learn best? I do not like to fail. I am rather something of a perfectionist and I learn best by studying alone, or with a trusted ally as a teacher. Under duress or when emotional, I do not learn very well at all. 5. What are your educational goals for the future? I want very much to learn more of self-defense, particularly with my Suvai. I also wish to broaden my medical skills and become proficient with the harp. Relationships 1. Do you form close bonds with people? Why? Why not? Yes... and no. It is altogether too easy to form feelings of a connection with another person when you can feel what they feel, for you. Everything is amplified and it can be... confusing. For much the same reason, it is difficult to grow close if you cannot separate your feelings from that of another, and even moreso if you cannot tell the difference between your reservations and theirs. 2. Do you trust people easily? If not, why not? Once more -- yes... and no. My Gift at least allows me to tell the difference between the healthy and the toxic, but sometimes I rely on it too much and it blinds me to reality. Simply because one feels a certain way does not mean one will act accordingly... Thus, it's complicated. To say the least. 3. Do you consider yourself straight, gay, bi, or something else? My, ehm, interest is only in males at this time. 4. Have you ever been kissed? If so, describe the first time. No... I cannot elaborate any further on this topic. 5. Have you ever had sex? If so, describe the first time. Again, I will not elaborate on this topic. It is a personal matter. Drugs and Alcohol 1. Have you ever been drunk? If so, describe your first time. Yes... I have been. Something like intoxication is rather cerebral though; it's difficult to describe a "first" time for something with so many levels. 2. Do you like to drink on a regular basis? Perhaps too frequently and too fondly. A matter of perspective, I suppose. A slight haze can make the Gift easier to handle, but it can also make it worse... It all depends. I fear less, risk more, feel more. Take that as you will. 3. What sort of alcohol do you prefer? Wine, generally. White if I want to work. Rum if I want my mind back and quiet. 4. Have you ever tried drugs (mood altering substances)? If so, which kinds and what did you think of them? Not... as such, no. I have no need. 5. What do you think of drugs and alcohol? Be specific. When used well, they are like any other chemical in a philterer's tool kit... And, in much the same way, when they are used improperly, they can be devastating. Likes and Dislikes 1. What are your hobbies? I have always adored the harp. Something in the way the strings float against my fingers just... soothes me. It is a small way in which I can express, rather than simply receive, emotion. 2. Do you like to read? I adore it. It is one of the principal ways that I have had to learn. 3. What annoys you more than anything else? Hypocrisy. Manipulation. Lies. Shallow words with no meaning. I can always tell the difference anyway... don't waste my time. 4. What do you find the most relaxing activity to do? That is very much mood dependent, especially if I've been with patients. Exercise of one kind or another can be very good for the soul, harping as well. And when those fail, I usually turn to writing or reading. 5. What kinds of things embarrass you? Why? Being chided in public. Few things make me bristle more. Favorites 1. What is your favorite color or colors? Oh heavens. I like all sorts of colors... Blue, I think, is one of my favorites. And green. 2. What is your favorite time of day? Hm. Interesting question. This depends... usually on how much sleep I was able to get the night before. *chuckles softly* I am fond of the dawn, the time before the rest of the world rises. When all is quiet. But I also find a strange solace in the thinnest hours of the evening... Something about the way shadows move after midnight can be... inspiring. 3. What is the most beautiful thing you’ve ever seen? My father's eyes. 4. What do you like to eat? What do you hate to eat? I am quite fond of fresh vegetables and light poultry meats, as well as some forms of seafood and most types of fruit. ...what do I hate to eat? Hm. Does my mother's cooking count? 5. What is your favorite type of weather? Does any kind scare you?[/color] I find the patterns of the sky to be most comforting, yet most intimidating at the same time. They are the patterns of our lives - changing, shifting, always something different even when they move in the patterns of seasons. The storms terrify us, yet mesmerize us with the crashing of thunderous lightning and we keep coming back to the window to watch. The wind blows us from place to place, from thing to thing, yet we bless it in the sweltering heat and curse it in the cold of the winter. Clouds give us shelter from the punishing sun and yet... when we haven't had enough light, we frown at the sky and beg it for the mercy of dawn. Nothing of life's weather scares me. Outlook 1. Are you optimistic or pessimistic? I have been hurt many times, I have healed many times. And yet I find that despite a growing thread of cynicism which I continually do my best to excise... I attempt to believe the best about others. I want to believe the best about them. It is something of a personal tragedy that they do not let me believe that for very long. 2. What are your religious views? I am deeply devoted to Rak'keli and Laviku. I bear Rak'keli's Gnosis mark and have done since my birth; I am Laviku's child, marked by the sea in skin and scales. 3. Would you be able to kill? I am vowed to Rak'keli never to harm, never to withhold healing... I do not know that I could break this vow, as I have never been in a position to answer such a question. I would fight to my own death for what I believe, for those that I love... would I fight unto someone else's death? I do not know. I just do not know. 4. What are your views on sex? Sex is... a powerful biological force. The capacity and need for it exists in all of us. It... can also be an incredibly distracting force, beautiful but dangerous. 5. What, in your opinion, makes a successful life? To be so strong that nothing can disturb my peace of mind. To talk health, happiness and prosperity to everyone I meet. To make all my friends feel that there is something in them. To look at the sunny side of everything and make my optimism come true. To think only of the best, to work only for the best, and expect only the best. To be enthusiastic about the success of others as I would be about my own. To forget the mistakes of the past and press on to greater achievements of the future. To wear a cheerful countenance at all times and give every living creature I meet a smile. To give so much time to the improvement of myself that I have no time to criticize others. To be too large for worry, too noble for anger, too strong for fear, and too happy to permit the presence of trouble. If I can do these things... then I successfully honor my father's memory, and I am complete. Actions 1. What is the worst and best thing you’ve ever done? 2. What is your greatest regret? 3. What is your best/worst memory? 4. If you could change one thing about your past, what would it be and why? 5. What are you the most proud of doing in your life? Emotions 1. How honest are you about your thoughts and feelings with others? 2. Do you have any biases or prejudices? 3. What makes you happy? 4. Who or what, if anything, would you die for? 5. What makes you angry? Relationships 1. In general, how do you treat others? 2. Who is the most important person in your life, and why? 3. Who is the person you respect the most, and why? 4. Do you have a spouse or significant other? If not, describe an ideal lover. 5. Do you trust anyone to protect you? Who, and why? Group Situations 1. Do you tend to argue with people, or avoid conflict? 2. Do you tend to take on leadership roles in social situations? 3. Do you like interacting with large groups of people? Why or why not? 4. Do you care what others think of you? 5. What do you think of others, in general? Self Image 1. What is your greatest strength as a person? 2. What is your greatest weakness? 3. If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be? 4. Are you generally introverted or extroverted? 5. Are you generally organized or messy? Beliefs 1. What God or Goddess do you find most appealing, if any? 2. Which God or Goddess do you fear, if any? 3. Do you have any Gnosis Marks? If so, how did you receive them? 4. What lengths would you go to to please your deity? 5. Where do you draw the line at pleasing your deity? What is too much? Life & Death 1. What do you absolutely live for? 2. What is the best part of life? 3. What is the best part of death? 4. If you could choose, how would you want to die? 5. What is the one thing for which you would most like to be remembered after your death?

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Possessions -Twin Konti Suvai -Black cloak made of tanned hide and lined with medium wool, embroidered with a "T" in silver and blue thread at the collar -Simple shirt of undyed linen -Simple riding pants -Simple undergarments -Riding boots 1 Backpack which contains: -1 Waterskin -Comb (Bone) -Brush (Bone) -Soap -Razor -1 Eating knife -Balanced rations (1 Week’s Worth) -Flint & steel Heirloom:A long, slender blade that is both elegant and simple in construction. Tromik's Lakan. Ledger Purchase Cost Total Starting +100 GM 100 GM Surrendered Housing +500 GM 600 GM Black Cloak (leather lined with medium wool) - 12.5 SM 588.5 GM Riding Boots - 1 GM 587.5 GM Horse, Gildling Palimino -100 GM 487.5 GM Barding, padded -20 GM 467.5 GM Bedroll -1 SM 467.4 GM 2 Torches -4 CM 467.396 GM Tent, 1 person -1 GM 466.396 GM Lamp, common -1 SM 466.296 GM Oil, 2 pints -2 SM 466.096 GM Rope, hemp, 50 ft -1 GM 465.096 GM Toolkit, Masseuse -20 GM 445.096 GM Toolkit, Field Medic -55 GM 390.096 GM Harp, Carved Wood -50 GM 340.096 GM

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Skills Skill EXP Total Proficiency Cooking 5 SP 5 Novice Fishing 1 XP 1 Novice Herbalism 2 XP 2 Novice Intimidation 1 XP 1 Novice Medicine 10 (racial), 16 SP, 4 XP 30 Competent Massage/Body Maniupulation 9 SP 9 Novice Musical Instrument: Harp 5 SP, 1 XP 6 Novice Observation 19 XP 19 Novice Persuasion 1 XP 1 Novice Philtering 5 SP 5 Novice Riding 5 SP, 1 XP 6 Novice Rhetoric 2 XP 2 Novice Singing 1 XP 1 Novice Socialization 13 XP 13 Novice Seduction 2 XP 2 Novice Swimming 1 XP 1 Novice Weapon, melee: Suvai 5 SP 5 Novice Wilderness Survival 1 XP 1 Novice Lores Akalak Culture Humanoid Anatomy Riverfall: Peaceful and Purposeful Overcoming Anxiety for a Conversation Remaining Calm Against a Blade Akalaks: Two Souls, One Body The Luxury of a Bath Akalaks' Dual Natures Not all Strength is Physical Blood for Blood is not the Answer Dasreide: Dangerous but Honorable Escaping Loveless Bonds Fate Runs on its Own Time Trying to Trust Akalaks Lydan: Used the River in his Rite of Trial Continuing a Conversation after Awkwardness Keeping a Conversation Alive Rebuffing a Too-Personal Inquiry Learning When (And When Not) To Trust I know I can do this! Treating a Dislocated Shoulder Comforting a Boy Reasons Why Lysa Hated Me Heartbreak can be a Powerful Muse Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better Blood Should Only Flow Freely Within Two's a Company, But Three's a Crowd Him Again? Rask: Very Regular Customer Rask's Father has Passed Away I want him BACK! I Cannot Stay in Riverfall Painful Memories of Riverfall The Journey to Syliras It Felt so Good to be Home Thread List Flashbacks 15th Day, Fall Season, 505 How Curious... Midnight, 1st Day, Winter Season, 505 The Haunting: Zeltiva Dawn, 1st Day, Winter Season, 505 Words in Time 25th Day, Spring Season, 509 As Wild Things Grow 2nd Day, Winter Season, 511 Should've Known Better 72nd Day, Winter Season, 512 "He's my friend.", "He's my friend." (II) Summer, 513 3rd Day Seeking Sanctuary 3rd Day Dark Thoughts Within a Troubled Mind 4th Day Rising Sun 6th Day A Knock On the Door 8th Day Mussel to Eat, Muscle to Massage 10th Day And Yet Another Evening 12th Day The Strings That Bind 13th Day Near the Edge 15th Day Spying for Love 21st Day The Bitter and the Sweet 25th Day For Love of the Father Night of 25th Day: (Dream) Across the Sea 60th Day Only Home I Know 62nd Day Shelter from the Storm 63rd Day Like Water On Rock 67th Day Never Let Me Go 68th Day Drink Deep 69th Day A Complex Reunion