#Iasonas

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Iasonas, my shadow sorcerer 🖤 from our regency horror dnd game.

This is my OC, please don’t tag as any other character

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Three weeks later a small deputation arrived at Kastro Daskalió, after only a couple of weeks preparations. It was late in the afternoon, and they were immediately treated with a first class meal.

- I must compliment you on your Simlish skills, Your Majesty. My knowledge in Toki Sulani is very limited.

- Thank you, Your Majesty. Actually my mother, bless her memory, was bilingual, so I learned Simlish from an early age.

- Really? Was she not born here in Katafygio?

- She was, but her grandmother was born in Manthos. And in our family we always appreciated the different languages.

- And the Prince? Does he know Simlish as well?

- He is still learning, so your visit will be good practice for him. Does the Queen speak any foreign language?

- She knows a few words of Tartosiano, since they had a servant from there at her father's castle. She was, as you know, born in Selinódasos, and although their Simlish is a bit different from ours, it's still fully understandable.

- Yes, of course. How is her father? I heard he remarried?

- He did, and he is getting older of course, but he is in good health, as far as we know. We will continue our travel to Selinódasos after our visit here. We have some important matters to discuss with him, as well as with you.

- I figured this was not just a courtesy visit. I look forward to discussing these matters tomorrow. Now, let's enjoy our meal and this lovely evening.

- Absolutely! I must say, the wild boar is excellent.

The King chose not to mention that he actually had no taste for meat. He was a sworn vegetarian, but also a pragmatic.

The next day King Mijararos explained to Queen Selhnh why he had come. It was an open and direct conversation, since the King felt he had nothing to loose by being upfront, even if he didn't know the Queen that well.

- I did a terrible misjudgement with that wedding and believing it would preserve the peace, King Mijararos said. We soon realized when Princess Amphiera arrived, that she poisoned the atmosphere at the palace, causing tension everywhere. And, the worst of all, we have proof that she killed my uncle, Prince Heraklis. A couple of weeks ago we also learned that King Turunusemis has his soldiers lined up close to our border. It's just a matter of time until they will invade. Our military wouldn't stand a chance. We were fooled to think we don't have enemies anymore. And on the top of everything, my sister is now literally a hostage at Turunusemis' castle.

- I understand, Queen Selhnh said thoughtfully. A tricky situation indeed.

- We could really need your assistance, Your Majesty.

- I would have to decline. I truly sympathize with your situation, believe me. I've had my own troubles with that monster over the years. However, going to war against Turunusemis entails too great a risk for us. His army is very strong.

- What if I could convince my father-in-law to join us?

- Full force? In an alliance?

- Yes.

- Maybe. I will consider it. I'm tempted, but it's still a risk. I have heard good things about you, but you are inexperienced.

- I'm willing to let you take the strategic lead over my men. I'm not a fool, I know my own deficiencies. If my uncle was still alive it would be different, but he isn't.

- In case I agreed on such an arrangement, wouldn't you be afraid that I might double-cross you?

- From what I hear, your word is solid. And, to be frank, I don't have that many options. In politics there is always a risk of betrayal, but it's one I'm willing to take. In worst case, if Manthos should fall, I would rather see it fall into your hands, than to Turunusemis.

- Interesting. Well, like I said. I will consider it. When will you travel to Selinódasos?

- As soon as possible. Within days I hope.

- I will discuss it with my son and our generals and give you my answer before you go. In the meantime, please enjoy our hospitality.

- I appreciate your kindness. I must ad, even if you should decide to decline our request, which I hope you don't, but still, you have my very highest regards.

- Likewise, Your Majesty.

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Iasonas Laios by Moljan https-/imageamplified.com/iasonas-laios-daring-sensual-in-fallen-angel-by-moljan/#. 

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Iasonas Laios by Jan Stuhr

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iasonas laios

[pointlesscrapilike]

[za-ra-h]

Iasonas, my shadow sorcerer for a regency inspired (horror??) game that’s coming up in the near future.

[imnosupaman]

[luegootravez]

Nadia Serlidou & Iasonas Laios by © Dionisis Andrianopoulos

[clarkkantagain]

iasonas laios

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Epilogue

When peace is preserved everybody is happy, but also: life goes on.

King Mijararos was said to show his happiness in quite an un-royal way when he got the news about King Turunusemis' passing. They Kings, Queens and soldiers all returned to their respective kingdoms and homes the following day.

The men was told that it had all been a rehearsal, and that there were no actual threat of war. Some believed it, some not. But everybody was happy to be home.

Sibyla, the nursemaid and Queen Ofelias confidant, went back to Strangepolis, but returned to Koilada Chalkou after a couple of months. She is now a housekeeper, a very high-ranking and respected position at the castle. She is also said to keep the Queen warm at night, but if you ever asked anyone at the castle about it, you would be told to mind your own business.

Prince Iasonas of Katafygio have been said to approach Queen Ofelia aiming at a matrimonial alliance. She politely turned him down. He is now in discussions with the King of Selinódasos, who is positive to a marriage between the Prince and his daughter Nikh. In a few years.

Princess Amphiera gave birth to twins the following spring. She is still kept in a separate part of the palace, and is not allowed to go outside unless she is accompanied by her husband, or an officer designated by him. She has her own servant and is allowed to see the children a couple of hours a day. They are otherwise cared for by Princess Konchylia, who might be surprising, considering that Princess Amphiera killed her husband. But, as she says, the children are not to blame for the sins of their parents.

Eteokardiás (Teo) decided to agree to a five year contract with the forces, where his main role was as a chef. He is entitled to a five days leave a couple of times a year. His mother suspects that his reasons for agreeing to the contract is personal, not financial.

On one of those hot summer days, after all of this, Kyrios Yousif Eláïom unfortunately passed away, most likely of a heart attack. His wife Eira, was of course heartbroken, but denies regretting marrying him. She is however worried about bringing up their little daughter alone. The girl, Maya, has now passed two years old, and is still not walking. Her mother took her to the temple as a baby, and the high priestess claimed that she was "touched by the gods"; a blessed child. Maya is a lovely, sweet little one, loved by everyone in the family, and in the whole village. (If they had access to modern medicine they would understand that Maya has Downs syndrome, but a blessed child she is nevertheless.)

[End of chapter 12]

A huge thank you to those of you who have followed, liked and commented on my story so far. It means a lot, and I am truly grateful. 💕

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End of Days by Chain Cult from the album Shallow Grave