Interviews with the characters we all love with a little help from the authors that wrote them.
In this case James Quinlan Meservy
Name (and title if appropriate):
Written by:
The United, The Realm of the Light Book 1 (Rai Saga) (my appearance here is more as a cameo than anything else, seeing that my author decided my part to play was not important enough to be included for more than a couple chapters)
Denizens Among Us, The Realm of the Light Book 2 (Rai Saga), A Prequel Novel
Perfectly Evil, The Realm of the Light Book 3 (Rai Saga)
Shades of Mortality, The Realm of the Light Book 4 (Rai Saga)
The Viscount of Sternboard, A Realm of the Light Novella
To die a natural death.
On your mortal Realm of Terra? Or do you mean on the realm where I spent my mortality, on the Realm of the Light? Or do you mean in general? Since I do not know which realm you are implying, I shall answer all three.
On your Realm of Terra, my favorite place is the northern frontier, what you call northern Canada and northern Alaska. I like it for its natural beauty, and mostly undisturbed landscapes.
On my Realm of the Light, my favorite place is the Sacred Lake in Northern Eurasia, where I was born and spent my youth.
In general, my favorite place is my home in the Realm of Rai with my equals.
In all the Dominion of Rai, there never was, and never will be a more powerful or useful weapon as my old friend, Boi-Bresch, the battle-ax forged on the Realm of the Light.
The day my mortality ended, and I finally died and became a Creature of Rai.
Well, that would be my younger brother, Vulktyramous. His soul desire is to spread fear, darkness, and chaos. I live to serve The Light.
I was born to the King and Queen of Buz-Perr-Addock, on the shores of the Sacred Lake. I spent my childhood mostly avoiding my parents, and playing in the woods that surrounded our kingdom. It was a peaceful, joyful time. I dare say it was the happiest time of my entire mortality.
Well, I would still be here in what you call the afterlife, not even denizens mortality lasts forever. But, if in mortality, I had made better choices, several innocent mortals would have lived full lives, and perhaps I could have found more peace, and had fewer things to regret.
To stop embellishing my life’s story for the sake of entertainment. It was my life, I lived it, I experienced it, and how you are documenting it is not how I remember events happening.
May you always find peace in the Light.