Tag Archives: Jane
The Lupine Saga 90
“Oh? That is strange. What queen?” Jin asked. Shiroi’s gaze, focused on Jin, noticed a twitch in his face, a micro-expression, the slight beginnings of a smile, cut short before it could truly live. There was a slight widening of … Continue reading
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Tagged Darius, Darius' scheme?, Diren, freedom, heir, Jane, Jin, Madam Jane Lucrene Melonscone, Regent, Regent Jin, Right of the Ruler, Shiroi, Shiroi's pain, The Right
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The Lupine Saga 89
The teacup rattled. The dish clanked when Jane tried putting it down calmly. Finally managing to do it, the dishes remained on the table for only a minute before a servant came to remove them. And when they did, Jane … Continue reading
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Tagged Jane, Jin, missing, queen, queen is missing, Regent, Regent Jin, Shiroi
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The Lupine Saga 88
The long fence passed to Kelin’s left for a while, and then he arrived at the entrance to the estate. Guarding it were a bearan and a swine. They looked down at Kelin with mistrust in their eyes. “Keep moving,” … Continue reading
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Tagged investigation, Jane, Kelin, Madam Jane Lucrene Melonscone, missing, Ruby is missing, Va'il is missing
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The Lupine Saga 74
Far to the east, news of recent events made their way across the continent sometime after the death of Fidel. A young man in his twenties stood before a figure of most imposing authority. As the young man knelt before … Continue reading
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Tagged east, freedom, Gardos, glibness, Grip, Head Lord, Holy Human Republic, intro to Gardos, intro to Grip, Jane, journey to the south, Marquis De'un, Ruby, southern journey arc, Welnic
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The Lupine Saga 58
“Jane Melonscone enters!” the herald announced. It was a normal afternoon meeting in Fidel’s throne room, however today Jane was entering through the corridor. Vacant from her place in the gallery, she had come seeking a direct audience with Fidel. … Continue reading