TWSB – Chapter 40: Churn, churn, churning (3)
Marquis François Duhem stood a large trunk next to him and started speaking with the piece of cloth in one hand. The Imperial doctor slowly packed up as the Marquis’s Continue Reading →
Marquis François Duhem stood a large trunk next to him and started speaking with the piece of cloth in one hand. The Imperial doctor slowly packed up as the Marquis’s Continue Reading →
The carriage shook gently as it moved. Ganael’s voice was shaking as well. “I’ve committed a grave sin, your highness. Please forgive me.” “It’s okay, Ganael. People sometimes forget things Continue Reading →
– Crrrrr……. The heavy door closed again once everybody who was going to use the portal stepped inside. Imperial Prince Cédric and I were in the front of the group, Continue Reading →
“The Imperial Palace feels so empty without the children.” Aurélie Boutier leisurely commented. She was savoring the scent of the coffee in her hand. Empress Frédérique snorted at the Cardinal’s Continue Reading →
However, that actually became reality. “The group…… Has grown quite large.” I opened the door and looked at the group of children standing in the hallway. There was an excited Continue Reading →
The eyes of the knight who had been protecting the entrance of the Puzzle City City Hall were sparkling. The radiant shield slowly became dimmer as it disappeared from the Continue Reading →
Alberu looked toward Taylor Stan with an elegant smile on his face. “You will take control of the House of Stan and help me out if I give you the Continue Reading →
Alberu got a headache thinking about how to explain this situation to the King who did not look kindly on him right now. ‘I want to handle this incident.’ Cale. Continue Reading →
Early at dawn… Silence descended upon this remote alley. Nobody dared to say anything. Clopeh Sekka had a calm smile on his face as he looked up at the sky Continue Reading →
“Kahahahahaha!” Toonka was laughing so hard his shoulders were moving up and down. He briskly walked over and grabbed the iron bars of the cell as if he couldn’t hide Continue Reading →