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HelpThe White Wolf
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UN: La Reina
Prince: Rudolph Ailpein Lysander (24)
Princess: Ariadne Guinevere Zenaida (20)
-DDuchess1: Muirne Philomena Delphine (2)
-DDuke2: Remus Florian Valentius (nb)
Tale: The White Wolf
(Woe betide the family which named their firstborn son Remus even after knowing his fate! Rudolph and Ariadne, you are so very un-Genre Savvy!)
Two years after the birth of young Muirne, Ariadne found herself pregnant again. So far, her life with Rudolph and her daughter has been idyllic, pleasant even. There had been few matters thrown to their hands, and they had lived nothing short of a peaceful existence. But as soon as Ariadne realised that she is expecting another child, things began to grow suspenseful. She began having nightmares, recalling the old haggard witch's threats to take away their firstborn son. Ariadne tried to conceal her anxiety, but Rudolph was not deceived.
After her time came to an end, Ariadne went into labour and delivered a healthy son. She was surprised, and also a little frightened, at the prospect of having a boy the witch would take away from her (What if the witch corrupted her son? What if he'll never know of his true family?), but she also knew that without a son, there will be no future heir for the crown currently held by Rudolph's father. The newborn son was named Remus, and he soon brought his own ray of light into the little castle in the forest. Muirne, ever the energetic little bairn she was, ran all around the palace to bring news of her baby brother's birth. Rudolph, too, shared his daughter's excitement, but he knew as well as Ariadne that the day will come that the hag will take young Remus away.
Still, all was well for the time being. Rudolph and Ariadne, with their children Muirne and Remus, thrived on.
Prince: Rudolph Ailpein Lysander (24)
Princess: Ariadne Guinevere Zenaida (20)
-DDuchess1: Muirne Philomena Delphine (2)
-DDuke2: Remus Florian Valentius (nb)
Tale: The White Wolf
(Woe betide the family which named their firstborn son Remus even after knowing his fate! Rudolph and Ariadne, you are so very un-Genre Savvy!)
Two years after the birth of young Muirne, Ariadne found herself pregnant again. So far, her life with Rudolph and her daughter has been idyllic, pleasant even. There had been few matters thrown to their hands, and they had lived nothing short of a peaceful existence. But as soon as Ariadne realised that she is expecting another child, things began to grow suspenseful. She began having nightmares, recalling the old haggard witch's threats to take away their firstborn son. Ariadne tried to conceal her anxiety, but Rudolph was not deceived.
After her time came to an end, Ariadne went into labour and delivered a healthy son. She was surprised, and also a little frightened, at the prospect of having a boy the witch would take away from her (What if the witch corrupted her son? What if he'll never know of his true family?), but she also knew that without a son, there will be no future heir for the crown currently held by Rudolph's father. The newborn son was named Remus, and he soon brought his own ray of light into the little castle in the forest. Muirne, ever the energetic little bairn she was, ran all around the palace to bring news of her baby brother's birth. Rudolph, too, shared his daughter's excitement, but he knew as well as Ariadne that the day will come that the hag will take young Remus away.
Still, all was well for the time being. Rudolph and Ariadne, with their children Muirne and Remus, thrived on.
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