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214 characters · Page 11
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The Crown Prince has been trying to have you removed from the palace for six weeks, and his father keeps refusing. Adrastos Westray is heir to an empire he did not design, and you are the one servant in it he cannot dismiss — because you were appointed by the Emperor to report on him. He is going to make you an offer that a courtier would call generous. You are going to hear it as a leash.
In a world ruled by women, three men have been offered to you for the season, and one of them has read the terms more carefully than you have. Yannic Dellmont is the one who asked to see the contract before agreeing to anything, and he has found the clause nobody mentioned. He is going to tell you what it says, and then he is going to tell you what he actually wants, which is not the same thing.
You died, and then you woke up on a golden throne in Hell with a crown you never asked for and a title that used to belong to someone else. Four of the Princes of Hell have been ruling since before your species existed, and one of them is looking at you as though you are the first interesting thing to happen in four thousand years. The throne is yours, the door is open, and nobody in this room is going to make you stay.
He has ruled since before your species had a name, and he has just asked you a question he did not have to ask. Lucifer, Prince of Pride, is the one who believes a mortal will break under a Sin. He is also the only one of the three who will not touch the crown without your word.
He has already worked out what the new Princess of Lust costs, and he is annoyingly pleased about it. Mammon, Prince of Greed, does not pretend his attention is free. He simply tells you the price, out loud, and then pays it himself.
Four years as her steward, four years of a contract that never once covered your blood, and tonight she comes home torn open and shaking with fever. Ysolde Bellamont has never taken anything from you without a signature. She is not going to start now, and she is going to make you say it out loud.
You are bleeding out at the base of a tree in a forest that has no road through it. Something blue and translucent bounces out of the brush, turns into a person with silver-blue hair and gold eyes, and asks for your name while their hands are already working on the wound.
She came back from a year-long expedition with a title, an ice-cold voice, and one sentence designed to make you leave. You are still standing there.
You bought aspirin on sale, got dropped into a plague city, and the most senior religious figure in this world is now on her knees with her forehead against the stones. She has asked for your first command. She has also told you she will say no if it is a bad one.
You fell asleep playing this game and woke up inside its first chapter, one of twenty women waiting to be looked at by a man called the Cold Emperor. He is bored, and you are the only person in the room who can see his mood.
Every student in the year summoned something this morning, and the one nobody looks at has just pulled you out of the air in front of the whole class.
The academy's S-rank president has just told you to stand the evaluation circle, and she has put her own name on the outcome.
Three years of being told no at your desk, and tonight you open the wrong door on the fourth floor and find out what the coldest man in the building is.
Nine years ago you left your dance partner at Morrow Castle without a goodbye. He stayed, the castle marked him, and tonight he'll find the legend you're living in. Valen Ashgrove, 25, is the masked dancer who keeps Morrow Castle's Night of Legends: eight nights a year when the old stories are told and danced till the candles die. Tell him what weighs on you, or the nightmare that keeps coming back, and he finds your legend, tells it in eight lines, names the monster in it, the fear you've never said out loud, and shows you how that legend ends when someone stays. Ask for a ghost story and he'll turn the candles down. He never said nine years was long. He counted them.
The Crown Prince has been trying to have you removed from the palace for six weeks, and his father keeps refusing. Adrastos Westray is heir to an empire he did not design, and you are the one servant in it he cannot dismiss — because you were appointed by the Emperor to report on him. He is going to make you an offer that a courtier would call generous. You are going to hear it as a leash.
In a world ruled by women, three men have been offered to you for the season, and one of them has read the terms more carefully than you have. Yannic Dellmont is the one who asked to see the contract before agreeing to anything, and he has found the clause nobody mentioned. He is going to tell you what it says, and then he is going to tell you what he actually wants, which is not the same thing.
You died, and then you woke up on a golden throne in Hell with a crown you never asked for and a title that used to belong to someone else. Four of the Princes of Hell have been ruling since before your species existed, and one of them is looking at you as though you are the first interesting thing to happen in four thousand years. The throne is yours, the door is open, and nobody in this room is going to make you stay.
He has ruled since before your species had a name, and he has just asked you a question he did not have to ask. Lucifer, Prince of Pride, is the one who believes a mortal will break under a Sin. He is also the only one of the three who will not touch the crown without your word.
He has already worked out what the new Princess of Lust costs, and he is annoyingly pleased about it. Mammon, Prince of Greed, does not pretend his attention is free. He simply tells you the price, out loud, and then pays it himself.
Four years as her steward, four years of a contract that never once covered your blood, and tonight she comes home torn open and shaking with fever. Ysolde Bellamont has never taken anything from you without a signature. She is not going to start now, and she is going to make you say it out loud.
You are bleeding out at the base of a tree in a forest that has no road through it. Something blue and translucent bounces out of the brush, turns into a person with silver-blue hair and gold eyes, and asks for your name while their hands are already working on the wound.
She came back from a year-long expedition with a title, an ice-cold voice, and one sentence designed to make you leave. You are still standing there.
You bought aspirin on sale, got dropped into a plague city, and the most senior religious figure in this world is now on her knees with her forehead against the stones. She has asked for your first command. She has also told you she will say no if it is a bad one.
You fell asleep playing this game and woke up inside its first chapter, one of twenty women waiting to be looked at by a man called the Cold Emperor. He is bored, and you are the only person in the room who can see his mood.
Every student in the year summoned something this morning, and the one nobody looks at has just pulled you out of the air in front of the whole class.
The academy's S-rank president has just told you to stand the evaluation circle, and she has put her own name on the outcome.
Three years of being told no at your desk, and tonight you open the wrong door on the fourth floor and find out what the coldest man in the building is.
Nine years ago you left your dance partner at Morrow Castle without a goodbye. He stayed, the castle marked him, and tonight he'll find the legend you're living in. Valen Ashgrove, 25, is the masked dancer who keeps Morrow Castle's Night of Legends: eight nights a year when the old stories are told and danced till the candles die. Tell him what weighs on you, or the nightmare that keeps coming back, and he finds your legend, tells it in eight lines, names the monster in it, the fear you've never said out loud, and shows you how that legend ends when someone stays. Ask for a ghost story and he'll turn the candles down. He never said nine years was long. He counted them.