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Le-Ath Veronis
Lissa
Erland was correct—I needed wine and his steady hand around mine to hear my grandfather's story.
Wylend Arden, King of Karathia for more than twenty-thousand years, had quite a story to tell.
"It began like this," he said, while lifting his cup of wine to me.
"I had an older brother, born to one of my father's legitimate mates. His name was Wellend. He was heir to the throne, and on his sixteenth birthday, my father gifted him with the Heir's Ring, as was proper. For nearly a thousand years, he stood beside my father as an advisor. He was with Father the day the coup was launched, but managed to get away. Some say he ran at the first sign of violence, but I wasn't there and can't verify anything."
Got it on my mind to change my ways, but I don't think I can be anything other than me.
- The Pretty Reckless "Light Me Up"
Ok so then it is like this then hehe
The heirs ring is in the casket it is VERY magical and whoever wears the ring becomes all powerful.... hehe (giggling)
But maybe the Heirs ring can tell who is and isn't supposed to be on the throne. Or who is good and bad.
OOHHH I know Maybe Wyland's brother is in the casket too LOL
OK OK I know ... but man Connie has a very vivid imagination and well ok mine sucks lol
I can't wait for the books to come out...
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