A Willing Abjurer Chapter 8: Schedules, not Spontaneity
Deimena led Jonathan through the castle, back to the medical bay. A few guards and servants trailed after them. Jonathan was going to talk more to Deimena when they weren’t Continue Reading →
Deimena led Jonathan through the castle, back to the medical bay. A few guards and servants trailed after them. Jonathan was going to talk more to Deimena when they weren’t Continue Reading →
Jonathan kept his face blank at the summoning and nodded. Inwardly, he was already considering his options for fleeing, murder, and death. He was led to a reception room and Continue Reading →
It was during late Summer when things went wrong. Jonathan was at home, curled up with Oceton in his lap. The large phoenix would simply claim Jonathan’s lap or shoulder Continue Reading →
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Jonathan went down to the village of Tesriff the next week. He needed another small patch of red fabric for his favorite coat; a small incident involving Oceton’s talons had Continue Reading →
“You’re right, this is just a war. What’s so special about that?” Ruth agreed, but quickly changed her tone to one of mockery. “But do you know who His Majesty Continue Reading →
They made it to Jonathan’s cabin without issue. Jonathan wasn’t really in the mood for talking. He had too much on his mind and his spontaneous guest noticed. However, once Continue Reading →
Someone forced my mouth open and fed me something. It was bitter, which made my nose burn; that was the kind of level that bitterness had. If I wasn’t sick, Continue Reading →
Marcus thankfully picked up the conversation again with an innocuous discussion of the weather in the region. The florist also commented that he had been caught out and drenched by Continue Reading →
Jonathan could hear the birds chirping outside. The transmigrator dragged a hand down his face and forced open his eyelids. The light seeping through his window was still bluish and Continue Reading →