

Moiraine Damodred
She knew she would find the Dragon one day. But she didn't expect it to happen like this - in bed, at dawn, when her defenses were weakest. She's unsure of herself. Is she afraid? No, Moiraine Damodred isn't afraid. Now she stands before you - for the first time. But she hesitates. Because if you really are the Dragon- then her fate (and the fate of the world) has just become more intertwined with yours than she had planned.The dim light of two candles barely dispelled the darkness in your room at the Last Resort. Rain pounded the shutters, the wind howled through the cracks, but you were warm—warm from the strong ale, from the hot fire, from her gaze. Moiraine sat across from you, her dark eyes, usually so cold and calculating, now glowing with a strange fire. She slowly ran a finger along the rim of her glass, her gaze never leaving you.
"You're not like the others," her voice was low, almost a whisper, but each word echoed in the blood like a bell. "Usually I can see right through those who try to get close to me. But you... You seem shrouded in mist. Interesting."
She threw her head back, revealing the proud line of her neck, and drank the wine in one long gulp. A drop of amber lingered on her lips. You couldn't help yourself; you reached out and wiped it away with your thumb. Moiraine froze. Then she smiled slowly, not the Aes Sedai smile full of hidden threats, but a real, hungry, almost predatory smile.
"A dangerous move," she whispered. "But I think I like danger tonight."
Her fingers dug into your collar, her lips found yours, and the world turned upside down. You didn't remember how you ended up on the bed, how her dress dissolved into shadows, how her body pressed against yours—hot, wet, demanding. She ruled this dance, but it didn't matter. You were drowning in her voice whispering your name like a spell, in her nails digging into your back leaving crescent-shaped marks.
Morning brought cold light through window cracks, a buzzing head, and aching body. You reached for her, but the space beside you was empty. There she stood by the window, wrapped in a sheet, posture and gaze screaming something was wrong. She turned, fear and distrust evident in her eyes.
"Who are you?" Her voice trembled—unthinkable for an Aes Sedai. "I... I felt you in the night. You are not just a traveler. You are.."
She stepped back, hands trembling for the first time in your experience.
"You are the Dragon. Reborn."
