Invocatus Rex, Part II: Lucie, Chapter II
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tamingthemuseTitle: Invocatus Rex, Lucie, Chapter II
Fandom: Original Fiction, The Witch War Histories, Vol. III
Prompt: #44 Riposte (still smiling over how perfect this one was)
For: by Taming the Muse
Warnings: mild language
Rating: PG-ish
Summary: Lucie thinks on her past with Etienne. Lucie and Sylvie waste time in London while waiting on the investigator’s report; Sylvie drops a bombshell on Lucie. Kioshi delivers some of the goods. Kincaid loses his cool.
Word Count: quite a lot again (6,278)
A/N: Ongoing story, in chronological order, here.
This chapter has been moved, along with all prior chapters, to my LJ, where they're located in chronological order in the IR section of my memories.
Fandom: Original Fiction, The Witch War Histories, Vol. III
Prompt: #44 Riposte (still smiling over how perfect this one was)
For: by Taming the Muse
Warnings: mild language
Rating: PG-ish
Summary: Lucie thinks on her past with Etienne. Lucie and Sylvie waste time in London while waiting on the investigator’s report; Sylvie drops a bombshell on Lucie. Kioshi delivers some of the goods. Kincaid loses his cool.
Word Count: quite a lot again (6,278)
A/N: Ongoing story, in chronological order, here.
This chapter has been moved, along with all prior chapters, to my LJ, where they're located in chronological order in the IR section of my memories.
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Date: 2007-05-21 04:40 pm (UTC)This is a good chapter for Lucie insight if not for story mobility. The reintroduction of Tim and Declan are really the only big plot points. Next chapter gets us moving again; so, I do hope the prompt is good!
I've been looking forward, and I'm a little worried about how some of what's to come will be taken. So, we'll see. *frowns* I trust you'll tell me if I've gone too far off course.