In a speech broadcast from the Palace’s Western Balcony before a sea of lantern-carrying citizens, King Edmund delivered his first full national address since the end of the Marelian War, offering reassurance, resolve, and a frank accounting of the Kingdom’s trials.Continue Reading
The iron gates of Inverness Prison still clang each evening with the echo of treachery, and among the visitors who pass beneath them, none draws more uneasy glances than Elara Bianchovi — widow of the man once called The Liar. Clad in mourning black and carrying herself with the wary grace of one accustomed to whispers, she returns day after day to the chapel within the prison walls, where her husband Rodger met both judgment and the hangman’s rope.Continue Reading