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    Draeva's Book of Riddles

    A collection of riddles of varying difficulty.


    From Veins
    Easy From veins like blood we ebb and flow
    The Mistress
    From cold and dark the light we show
    A mistress’s kiss so bittersweet
    Bring strength or pain to all we know
    The lips of many men does meet
    Feared and loved by man.
    Dull the mind, soften the beat
    Until its time does pass. Hard
    The Wolf My Voice
    A wolf ravages a village, eating its people alive. Many hear my voice
    No knight nor magician could slay it, no steel nor fire could Yet never have I spoke
    stop its brutal feast.
    All those I've given power
    No matter how many gathered to fight it, it only grew Will always wear my yoke
    stronger
    But when the people flee, it dies. Dimming Light
    Swallowing earth, dimming light
    The Mother
    A mother wears yellow, her child plays No warrior can best my might
    A mother wears orange, her child feasts My bite brings sleep, slow but sure
    A mother wears white, her child sleeps Against me is a fruitless war.
    A mother wears green, her child sings. The Fisherman’s Net
    Why does a fisherman cast a full net?
    Medium
    White Crop Very Hard
    White crop in black earth The Lover
    Harvest comes when winter ends A lover meets his partner after sunset
    Reaping with twin scythes. His beauty and pain so perfect and impossible
    My Breath So well he knows their heart, better than even they
    My heavy breath carries you well, But never is he faithful
    Within my grasp your breath does quell Beneath
    Under my sheets do many men sleep Beneath your feet or in your mouth
    And on my bed their bones I keep. Of truth, or salt, if one does doubt
    In flesh and wood, thin, not stout
    I Bring Life
    I bring life and I bring death We are many, what are we?
    I give and take your final breath Heavier Than Stone
    I claim the sky, and eat the sun, Heavier than stone, lighter than air
    And yet of heed, you pay me none. Crueler than sin, and all that is fair
    Prisoner to some, jailer to others
    Sought by all, shared among brothers.
    Answers
    The Mistress
    Alchohol
    The Wolf
    Disease
    The Mother
    Summer, Autumn, Winter, Spring
    White Crop
    Wool
    My Breath
    The sea
    I Bring Life
    A tree
    From Veins
    Metal
    My Voice
    The written word
    Dimming Light
    Winter
    The Fisherman's Net
    The net is full of holes
    The Lover
    A dream
    Beneath
    Grain
    Heavier than Stone
    Truth
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