It is going to take time for me to catch up to speed here.
I really loved the inauspicious start. Mmmm, teasing exactly who this Laprima is and what effect she will have on the royal circle of Solitude. No doubt you are a long way into the story and I am miles behind, haha
Solitude was perfectly describe- just how can a capital be designed like that, and how can can we get lost when walking up that hill. I have felt exactly that!
Tasty! I like this story!
edit- Ahh, she is the niece and the bride-to-be.
Why do I get the feeling that is not going to work as planned, haha
I can see her standing there watching the execution, blood flying everywhere, in her stately gown!
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Acadian: thanks! Next season shall return in December, I'm hoping. We had a "real" winter in 2025 this year, it actually got pretty cold. If the end of 2025 is similar LPD shall return in December.
Florens: Ah I see, so Henry walked amongst his troops to get a feel for what they thought about him.
Siouxie is clearly up to something, and now I have the next eight months to figure out what it is.
Graci
My zeal hasn't dried up surprisingly, it's merely shifted! I wrote the pilot chapter for Joan's next season last week and was surprised how many words got onscreen before I had to quit. But yeah, always bad to force words that aren't there.
Kane: I used to be like that in my teens and 20s: I could couch surf anywhere!
In '99 into 2000 I lived in a van, couch-surfing again at a variety of friends' places when it got too cold. But nowadays I'm too germ-phobic. Never been a floor sleeper though, that's remarkable!
Lopov: As said to 'Rosa above, during the next eight months I'll dwell on this story here and there so that the mysteries are further revealed to me. Because I know what's to come sort of, but hopefully by December I'll really know what's to come.
Winter Wolf: Thanks so much,
Hope you enjoy. I only play Skyrim if it's below 65F (18C for Aussies, I think), overcast days, and mostly bleak foliage, or flowery spring outside. Now that it's warm I switched to Morrowind.
Okay, you're reading about the wedding and such, so that's way back. It's quite a lot, but I can break it down for you in a message if you like. I've written synopses here and there from season to season, but can't remember how extensive they are.
Alright, shall return in December. Or January. Especially if we have another "springlike" winter in 2026.
Florens: Ah I see, so Henry walked amongst his troops to get a feel for what they thought about him.
Siouxie is clearly up to something, and now I have the next eight months to figure out what it is.
Graci My zeal hasn't dried up surprisingly, it's merely shifted! I wrote the pilot chapter for Joan's next season last week and was surprised how many words got onscreen before I had to quit. But yeah, always bad to force words that aren't there.
Kane: I used to be like that in my teens and 20s: I could couch surf anywhere!
In '99 into 2000 I lived in a van, couch-surfing again at a variety of friends' places when it got too cold. But nowadays I'm too germ-phobic. Never been a floor sleeper though, that's remarkable! Lopov: As said to 'Rosa above, during the next eight months I'll dwell on this story here and there so that the mysteries are further revealed to me. Because I know what's to come sort of, but hopefully by December I'll really know what's to come.
Winter Wolf: Thanks so much,
Hope you enjoy. I only play Skyrim if it's below 65F (18C for Aussies, I think), overcast days, and mostly bleak foliage, or flowery spring outside. Now that it's warm I switched to Morrowind. Okay, you're reading about the wedding and such, so that's way back. It's quite a lot, but I can break it down for you in a message if you like. I've written synopses here and there from season to season, but can't remember how extensive they are.
Alright, shall return in December. Or January. Especially if we have another "springlike" winter in 2026.
Looking forward to December.
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