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TW: Mention of blood, panic attack, and stabbing
Sickness welled in Soryne’s throat. On and on Fornia read, her poetry piercing the ears of all the kingdom. The syllables rippled through the crowds like a tempest, and the sea crashed below...
Soryne crept down the hallway, away from Thysia’s room. The girl’s door being open was normal; but the voices coming from the room were not. As soon as Soryne realized that it was Fornia, she turned back immediately, knowing that her chance...
Fornia went directly from the queen’s chambers to Soryne’s room, which she found empty. She assumed that it would be this way; she had seen the girl walking to the gardens when Fornia was first called to see the queen.
Memories flooded int...
“Fornia, so kind of you to join us. I have good news and bad news; I will allow you to choose which I tell first, since my children will not speak up.” The queen paced her chambers that night as Fornia entered, having been called in just mi...
Soryne read poetry all night, and began to attempt to write it all the next day. She nearly missed her morning prayers, and completely skipped the midday meal in order to spend it practicing. Though her attempts did not reach anywhere near...
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