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Soryne stood on the dais which overlooked the city square. The stones were cold even through her sandals, and a sea breeze wafted through the crowds as she and the other muses sang before the city. The sun set in front of them and was slowl...
The next day at about lunchtime, Soryne left the temple; she had just finished her morning prayers, and was about to go back to the palace for a light meal before she resumed them. The path was just as pleasant as usual, the myrtle speckled...
The night was crisp and the hallways were empty as Fornia left her bedroom and slowly passed each of the muses’ doors. They were all closed, and no lamplight shone from underneath them.
Fornia stopped when she came to Soryne’s door. There...
Again the prince looked over, and Soryne looked down; but she could not withhold her curiosity, and bent her eyes upward without moving her head. There she could see Prince Epnotides staring blankly at her, and she reddened and would look a...
Soryne left the temple shortly after Monepothes did. It took her a moment to sort through the idea of a woman wanting to murder her own husband; but still, she knew it was a fallen world, and that the gods had ordained this to happen. All s...
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