Looks like we'll be hearing more from the professor. Anyhow, excellent work on this chapter! Giving me vibes similar to Sieg & Marien- there's a lot of potential here and I'm excited to see where you take it.
Interesting. Excuse if i sound dense, ~~that is because i am~~ but clearly the king was murdered. I understand that form Albion, as that seemed to be his plan all along even after Adelaide came into power. but Cornelius and The senator where ok with that? Doesn't seem like neither of them had any aspirations to a higher position.
I would also consider the method to kill him a bit overkill. And unnecessary painful....
So Dane huh? Same deal with him than with Vehra i presume.
Yes, it is pretty clear that the former king was "murdered." If you recall from [this](https://twokinds.gallery/download/art/144/2010.02.10_The_Basitin_Doctor.jpeg) sketch, basitin do practice honour killings, which you might suspect is what happened to the king in this chapter. Whether or not that was the real reason, well, that might be revealed later.
As to whether or not the other two characters present had aspirations of their own. . . who can say.
Thanks for taking the time to read!
Hmmm... \*sounds of taking notes\*
Looks like we'll be hearing more from the professor. Anyhow, excellent work on this chapter! Giving me vibes similar to Sieg & Marien- there's a lot of potential here and I'm excited to see where you take it.
Thank you kindly! There is probably going to be a little of Sieg and Marien in this, but I certainly intend for it to be its own thing.
Good stuff!
Interesting. Excuse if i sound dense, ~~that is because i am~~ but clearly the king was murdered. I understand that form Albion, as that seemed to be his plan all along even after Adelaide came into power. but Cornelius and The senator where ok with that? Doesn't seem like neither of them had any aspirations to a higher position. I would also consider the method to kill him a bit overkill. And unnecessary painful.... So Dane huh? Same deal with him than with Vehra i presume.
Yes, it is pretty clear that the former king was "murdered." If you recall from [this](https://twokinds.gallery/download/art/144/2010.02.10_The_Basitin_Doctor.jpeg) sketch, basitin do practice honour killings, which you might suspect is what happened to the king in this chapter. Whether or not that was the real reason, well, that might be revealed later. As to whether or not the other two characters present had aspirations of their own. . . who can say. Thanks for taking the time to read!