Crown Prince Nikky in peril amid palace plots and a royal marriage scheme
In Livonia, Crown Prince Nikky faces a dangerous web of intrigue as terrorists threaten the kingdom. Queen Hedwig reveals a forbidden love for Karl, while chancellor and nobles scheme a royal marriage to secure power. A desperate search for Nikky follows a tense night of secrets and schemes.
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Synopsia
Livonia
Ferdinand William Otto
Tate Park
Morane
Elwucester
Nikky Lartvel
Ull de Ento
Pune
Tos
Kiel
Nessenger
Ep Kurt
Nikky Foils a King’s Escort in a Late Night Escape
Nikky Loeiseh disguises himself and seizes a chance to deliver a secret letter to the royal lodge at Wedeling. He feigns calm as he confronts a door guard, navigates a crowded hunting lodge, and plans a covert run to the capital, hoping the letter reaches the king.
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Nikky
Jnouther
Wedellng
Karl
Wedeling
Gate of Wedeling
Tome
Chave
Hit
Queston
Amall
Niburg
Karma
Kaiser
The Letter Plot Strikes at Court
Nikky and an agent uncover a forged envelope swap aimed at entangling a royal letter. Karl of Karma confronts the ruse, while the king faces the threat amid family tension and looming unrest as Hedwig’s marriage is debated and Annunciata presses for drastic caution.
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Karl
Nikky
Nlburg
Ava
Niburg
Old City
Aire
Aineteen
Hedwig
Annunciata
Hedwigs Sacrifice Averts Destitute Kingdom in Crisis
Hedwigs offers a sacrifice to save the tottering kingdom. The act signals Nikky’s escape from a desperate plight. Read about these developments in the next installment.
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Hedwigs
Tottering
Nikky
Respect for a fallen foe in a wartime wreath ritual
In Edgar Wallace's Tar o the Scots, Tam, a daring Royal Flying Corps pilot, carries a wreath to burial for German ace Von Zeldnitz. He lands near Ludezeel, lowers via parachute, and observes a respectful ground procession as enemy lines halt fire.
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Edgar Wallace
Tam
von Zeldnitz
Royal Flying Corps
Ludezeel
Snowing Him Up in New York and Wartime Humor
A New York piece quotes James W. Gerard urging continued fight against German aims and mockingly contrasts a loan shark parable with wartime resolve. The piece then shifts to wartime hardships noting soldiers at camp sites and Valley Forge with broken bottles, cold equipment, and a surgeon’s tale of a Continental soldier with bare feet.
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James W. Gerard
New York
Joan Shark
Valley Forge
Good roads spur business and progress across the land
An article argues that good roads boost mobility and prosperity beyond mere motorist convenience. It links road expansion to wider car use, rural access, reduced isolation of farmers, and stimulated business and new town growth, highlighting the link between infrastructure and economic expansion.
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L. J. Oller
Chicago Tribune
Future highway needs shape smarter road policy
A historical briefing argues roads and bridges must plan for future traffic. It warns today’s design could fail tomorrow with rising truck use. Emphasizes straight gutters for safety and better appearance. Also notes sheep farming needs simple housing and flexible fencing and pastures. Meat-type poultry grows rapidly with abundant flesh at maturity.
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Long
the King
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Numfort
Mathilde
Angin
Tim
Sikky Laraeh
Haneetion
Nikky Loeiseh
Ulster
Carl
Prine
Nikky Cot
Keawig
Tix
Summer Palace
Aetter
Mettlich
I Burt
Ean
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