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The Villain's Dead Wife

As a kid, Grandma's stories were all about a lovesick maid and a prince, thwarted by a villain who never quit. But here I am, waking up in a princess gown that weighs a ton, with flaming red hair and eyes like bling-bling. Seriously, universe? Turns out, I'm Meredia Seraphine Valtoria, the forgettable princess of Dukedom Saltorra. The punchline? I'm already dead in this story, a ghostly cameo before it even starts! Thanks, fate. But no more Miss Nice Princess. Royalty? Nah. Impending doom? Not my scene. With the finesse of a startled squirrel, I'm hightailing it-from that pesky villain and this ridiculous plotline.

Flower_Ashesh · Fantaisie
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Fading Embrace

In the temple's dimply lit room, the flickering lights casts eerie shadows over the walls adorned with spells. The ceiling was dominated by a star-shaped structure that seemed to pulse with a life of its own. Seated in a cushioned wooden chair was an elderly man, his long white beard brushing against his chest, and his eyes-one silver and the other completely white-reflecting the weight of nearly a century of life.

When he spoke, his voice was deep and raspy, as though each word dragged itself through a lifetime of coughs and weariness. "The lady-in-waiting of Lady Seraphine was the target. It doesn't make any sense."

Before him stood Ancillin, dressed in his usual princely attire, his cloak bearing the symbol of a half-moon with rays radiating outward. The contrast between the High Sanctifier's ancient presence and Ancillin's youthful vigor was stark.