Chapter 1.30

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Released on: March 4, 2017, 7:22 p.m.

Last edited: March 16, 2023, 6:58 p.m.

Book: The Wandering Inn (1)

Most mentioned character

149 mentions

Some honourable mentions

Name	Count
Klbkch	43
Selys Shivertail	29
Krshia Silverfang	23

Most mentioned class

1 mentions

[Guardsman]

Some honourable mentions

Name	Count
[Healer]	1
[Innkeeper]	1
[Shopkeeper]	1

Most mentioned location

8 mentions

Liscor

Some honourable mentions

Name	Count
Free Hive	1
Izril	1
Rhir	1

Mentions

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Name	Text
Erin Solstice	Silence. Erin walked in it. It was the numbing static in her head. It was the sound of tears falling in her heart. It was everything.
Klbkch	Her arms were breaking, her lungs screaming as she carried Klbkch, almost falling, towards the gates, and a horn began to blare.
Erin Solstice	Noise. Erin still heard it echoing in her memories. They were scattered. She still felt like she was there, blood running sticky down her legs. Not hers. Seeing Liscor’s gates rising as Drakes and Gnolls ran at her, shouting.
Liscor	Noise. Erin still heard it echoing in her memories. They were scattered. She still felt like she was there, blood running sticky down her legs. Not hers. Seeing Liscor’s gates rising as Drakes and Gnolls ran at her, shouting.
Klbkch	“Klbkch? Summon the Captain! Get a [Healer], now!”
[Healer]	“Klbkch? Summon the Captain! Get a [Healer], now!”
Klbkch	“Klb? Buddy? Speak to me.”
Relc Grasstongue	—Bending down, throwing glowing liquid on him. Relc slapping a still face until someone knocked him down. A bright, blue badge covered in green blood. Running feet, a Drake shouting orders until a thousand Antinium, giants, were forcing their way through the crowd. And grabbing Klbkch. And her.
Klbkch	—Bending down, throwing glowing liquid on him. Relc slapping a still face until someone knocked him down. A bright, blue badge covered in green blood. Running feet, a Drake shouting orders until a thousand Antinium, giants, were forcing their way through the crowd. And grabbing Klbkch. And her.
Klbkch	Taking her down into a place no one could follow. Through walls of dirt and staring faces, each one like Klbkch’s. Workers. And Soldiers. Until she came here.
Erin Solstice	Then Erin woke from her dream.
Erin Solstice	Erin looked up. She was standing in a massive cavernous room. Across from her, something sat in the shadows. The Queen of the Antinium under Liscor.
Liscor	Erin looked up. She was standing in a massive cavernous room. Across from her, something sat in the shadows. The Queen of the Antinium under Liscor.
Erin Solstice	The gargantuan figure moved. Erin couldn’t see. It was so dark. But she caught a glimpse of a massive, bloated body and bulbous backside. The massive Queen of the Antinium was so huge she couldn’t move from her spot.
Erin Solstice	The Queen raised one massive foreleg. She wasn’t like her subjects, who looked vaguely humanoid. The Queen was completely insectile, and her wide, faceted eyes had no pupils nor color to them. They were blank, foreign, unreadable—yet hostile, a dull glow reflecting off the smooth surfaces under the dim light as they focused on the human before her. Erin could not read her face, but she saw the pain and anger. Even in this creature, in her voice.
Erin Solstice	She waited, but Erin said nothing. So the Queen continued.
Erin Solstice	“Your name is Erin Solstice. I have summoned you to explain the death of my subject to me. My…Klbkchhezeim. My Prognugator. Klbkch of the Centenium. Do you know what you have done?”
Klbkch	“Your name is Erin Solstice. I have summoned you to explain the death of my subject to me. My…Klbkchhezeim. My Prognugator. Klbkch of the Centenium. Do you know what you have done?”
Klbkch	“Your name is Erin Solstice. I have summoned you to explain the death of my subject to me. My…Klbkchhezeim. My Prognugator. Klbkch of the Centenium. Do you know what you have done?”
Erin Solstice	Erin looked at the Queen. She didn’t know what to say. Her chest was hurting, but her heart was already broken. They’d taken his body away. She felt like she was still dying. She couldn’t feel the pain, it was so great.

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