Curio Coin Leads Kitty Gray to Court in Grahofep
Kitty Gray, a newspaper woman, tracks a mutilated inscription from a half coin to an inner circle of the Grahofep realm. She is captured and brought before King Cortislaw, who questions her while Count Sachie presents the coin and demands answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty Gray
Cortisian
Samety
Count Sachie
Mademoiselle
Gretzhoffen
Cortislaw of
Grahofep
Kitty
Sachie
Rolean
Grahoffen
Cortislaw
The Coin Half Read In Court Of Kings
Kitty guards a coin claiming both halves reveal a hidden inscription. The king Cortislaw and Count Sachie press for the full message while guards seize the coin. Kitty argues the coin belongs to the people and seeks justice and liberty, not royal whim.
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Kitty
Mademoiselle
Cortislaw
Our Majesty
Our Fathers
Sachie
Gretzhofen
Grahoffen
Saal
Queen of Gretzhoffen Escapes from Palace Car
In Gretzhoffen, Kitty defies guards by stealing a car and fleeing the palace grounds. King Michael and Count Frederick react as Sachie’s agents scramble to recover the missing American. The escape threatens the court’s plans and stirs fears of espionage and war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Kitty
Grahoffen
War Department
Sachie
Bartel
Gretzhoffen
Michael
Pursuit and Escape from the Ritz in a Hidden Car
Kitty and Rolan flee in a left-hand drive car after a palace escape, pursued by rivals as they reach the Ritz hotel. At the desk, a servant reports Count Frederick of Gretzhoffen seeks access per royal command, though no search appears done. Kitty finds a missing portrait from her room, signaling a traced investigation.
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Grahoffen Palace
Sachie
Kitty
Hersef
Roleau
Deus Ex Machina
Excellency
Rolan
Rolean
Ritz
Frederick of
Gretzhoffen
Gretzhoffen Road
Count Sachie
Bartel
Gretzhofen
Frederick
Mademoiselle
In the Name of the King chases Kitty through Gretzhofen
Count Sachie pursues Kitty as a hotel murder unfolds sparking alarms and gendarmes. Kitty reenters Count Frederick's palace where a Gretzhofen coin test and a hidden stair reveal strained loyalties and a looming confrontation.
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Mademoiselle
Kitty
Count Frederick
Ian
Count Frederick of
Gretzhofen
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By Emerson Hough
Grace Cunard
Wright A. Pattersc
Michael of
Cam
Sachio
Palace
Dullard
Gut
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