Author Archives: James Ashman
The Lupine Saga 49
A final note hit the xylophone. The boy put the instrument down and looked out past the city walls. The boys, broken from their trance, quickly followed suit and looked over the walls. There below them stood several creatures that … Continue reading
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Tagged Geon, Kelin, Maroon, Maroon Arc, missing item, Pete, Teena, Va'il, xylophone
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The Lupine Saga 48
The boys could hear the shouts of men coming from various directions. Requests for supplies, curses, and calls for help littered the air of Tendal. The boys had escaped from their confinement, yet they still were unsure of where to … Continue reading
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Tagged Darius, evacuation, Maroon, Maroon Arc, maroon attack, refugee, Tella, Tendal, xylophone
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The Lupine Saga 47
Aoi turned and walked effortlessly through the people surrounding the sick man. She swam through the crowd like a stream of water. No one seemed to notice as she glided past them. However, the careful eyes of Jane Melonscone were … Continue reading
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Tagged an awkward dinner, Aoi, bribe, doctor, Duke Tourney, Eason, gamble, illness, Jane Melonscone, Madam Jane Lucrene Melonscone, plans, unresolved mys
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The Lupine Saga 46
The crab arrived shortly after Jane had finished yet another random topic of discussion that only interested her and Duke Tourney. Eason’s sour mood quickly improved once he saw the luxurious food placed in front of him. “Well, I suppose … Continue reading
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Tagged an awkward dinner, Aoi, cough, doctor, Eason, illness, Jane, Jane Melonscone
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The Lupine Saga 45
A few days ago, in King Fidel’s room, Aoi sat next to Fidel while she served him a meal. “What happened to the flavor? This taste is strange. It’s unpleasant.” Fidel made a face in disgust. “What does it taste … Continue reading
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Tagged Aoi, Fidel, Fidel and Aoi, illness, letter, Madam Jane Lucrene Melonscone, progressing symptoms, Rillin
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