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Sedna was not following the Aerius politics closely. As a matter of fact, she barely had any interest in it. As long as she was able to go there and meet Rán, she was fine, and nothing else mattered.   She knew the basics about the necrosis, more or less, and what it meant for Dextroluma who had contracted it. She knew that there was a mad royal couple and that their insanity was related to their condition. But she had not expected them to start a war. It was unnecessarily com...

This was all wrong, everything was just so wrong! Things were not supposed to be that way. Rán's thoughts were racing, and the inner turmoil resulted in her swimming frantically in- and outside her home, with no apparent pattern. Despite being a corrupted Dextroluma herself. Rán did not support what the rulers of the Blighted Lands were doing. She had somewhat expected that there was going to be an attack against the abyssal region, and her main concern regarding that prospect had been maki...

Ruby frowned, despite the first wave of news being positive overall. It was ingrained into her nature to be suspicious, especially when things seemed to be too easy. She was convinced that the Corrupted Court was planning something bigger than just these first launches of attack. There was something much more sinister going on behind the curtains. Ruby had volunteered to fight for the Verdant Kingdom as soon as the news about the war had reached her. Having spent her days as a bounty hunter, ...

Momme paced in circles around the main room of the cylindrical tower he lived in. The news of the war were devastating. Even though he was safe in Maquette, tucked away securely within the forest of a hidden valley, he knew this war was affecting him. He knew he was lucky, though. His home was not threatened. He could, in theory, decide to simply not visit Aerius and continue living here as if nothing ever happened. But that would be wrong. Every bit of himself refused to indulge in this igno...

The main ballroom was breathtaking. The high ceiling was heavily ornamented, and huge crystalline chandeliers hung down from it, covering every surface in the large room with rainbow speckles of fractured light. The wall sconces looked like they were smaller clusters of crystals as well, seemingly growing out of the walls as they aided the chandeliers in illuminating the room and decorating their surroundings with an intricate play of lights and shadows. Hints of previous stones framed by gil...