#wmmap novel

[bvnga-aprikot]

Attempt at Athy’s Novel-Accurate Debutante Gown (+extra Jetty)

Due to my own boredom and inability to focus on my schoolwork, i decided to detour from that and sketch what i imagine a novel-accurate debutante gown for Athy would look like with the description given for it in chapter 54.

i try to stick to what was described and took heavy references from pinterest, especially with details such as the bow, bracelet, skirt, etc.. also, my first time drawing Athy with her platinum blonde hair as described in the novel! obviously in the manhwa Athy’s hair already looks more like Diana than Claude’s with it being lighter, but it definitely was on the subtler side (which i honestly think works with scenes where Athy emulates Claude). i also try to keep it fairy-like in terms of vibes and added sparkles to her bow and hair. overall, not too bad for a first attempt though i think it’s still a little far off. this design is basically one that i try to take the least liberties with since i’m aware of how many people want to see art of Athy’s novel dress and i’m one of them so i feel quite happy with this. though is it technically a sketch…

and as if sketching Athy’s dress from the novel description wasn’t enough, i decided to take my brain rot further and sketch out how i think Jennette’s debutante dress would look like. courtesy to it not being described and my brain going haywire at this point lmao.

i’m exposing my inner ASM stan again because this is the second time i used an iconic ASM lady’s hair (or, hairbow to be exact) as an inspiration for a WMMAP fan design. this time instead of Shuri i decided to reference Ohara because honestly that hairstyle is to die for. Jennette’s dress on the other hand heavily referenced from a dress that assume is from the regency era? i just think the vibes suit her. yes i did also give her a fan for some details (referenced a drawing of a character named Audrey Hall from Lord Of The Mysteries, never read it but i heard it’s great) and i know it doesn’t match her vibe in the slightest but like, she deserves some fun in this sketch.

so, yeah. that’s my attempt at sketching out what i would imagine Athanasia’s debutante gown would look like as described in the novel, with a bonus Jennette to boot. let me know if there’s anything in these designs i improve on as i would love to hear some feedback. see ya <3 ;3

[lithi]

This panel of Diana and Lily has different dialogue in pretty much every language lol

Korean: A narrative between the two of them is mentioned very, very briefly in the novel. I’ve always admired this beautiful friendship! But I’m going to die in vain?!

Japanese: Their story was depicted very briefly in the novel, and for a long time I've longed for such a wonderful relationship! I can't believe I'm going to die in such a vain manner!

English: In the novel, there is a very, very brief development of friendship between Athanasia and Jeannette… And I’ve always admired that beautiful friendship! But then I die in vain?!

French: Though it was brief, I always admired the friendship between Athanasia and Janet. Am I truly destined to such a miserable death?!

German: In the book there was a short storyline with the two sisters. I even admired her great relationship with each other! And now I'm supposed to die for no reason?!

And the novel goes:

« Lillian and Diana's friendship was only mentioned very briefly in the novel, but I was very impressed by it. [Athy compares Lillian and Diana’s friendship to Anne Shirley and Diane Barry’s friendship, and says she didn’t have any friends] That's why I've always admired this wonderful friendship! But in the end, Lily unnie died while siding with Athanasia. »

I think it’s strange that the English, French and German editions just, mistook Diana and Lillian for Athanasia and Jennette 💀

Thanks to @ghostieieie for giving me the third panel because I don’t have the English volume 👉🏼👈🏼

Edit: see the reblog

[ultramarine-spirit]

One of the lucathy date details that didn’t make it into the manhwa: Athy gets mistaken as Lucas' girlfriend but she rolls with it to get free food

[sylver-drawer]

Now that the novel is officially being translated, it’s genuinely one of the worst novels I’ve read as a writer (like seriously, the format is that of a middle school grade novel), with a main character who can’t help but irritate. Lee Jihye’s actions are often hypocritical, lacking awareness and acknowledgement of those around her, especially concerning those who appear within the original “Lovely Princess” novel.

She started off with a loose goal of surviving for the first half of the novel, and when that situation is resolved the whole second half of the novel she acts carelessly without a goal or drive. Rather than a main character slowly going through development, for the whole second half of the novel she acts more as a narrator than an actual character with dreams or desires and interacts with others without any sort of meaning or consideration. It’s suddenly at the climax at the very end of the story when she has a very abrupt epitome of “Oh, all of these people who I’ve been treating as fictional characters are actually flawed people with struggles”, before returning to her carefree way of life right as the story closes. However, there is no build up to this realization—rather, it presents as a thought that comes only because the situation called for it. She only seems to easily see people outside of the novel as ‘human’—people like her maids Hannah, Seth, or the wizards of the tower, or even Lucas himself. However, when it comes to the people who appear in the novel of “Lovely Princess” she almost dehumanizes them, reducing them to ‘characters’ who have to play a ‘role’.

This can be seen how despite the amount of times she’s identified signs of Ijekiel’s feelings for her or Jennette’s depression, she brushes them off until it’s too late and Ijekiel is openly expressing his jealousy and Jennette has attempted suicide. It’s easily seen as well when you compare her treatment of Hari to her treatment of Cabel—Hari, who never appears in “Lovely Princess”, she easily forms a bond with and thinks about and mentions quite often fondly like a friend. But when Cabel appears in story, she often calls him ‘puppy-like’ (as direct call backs from her reader standpoint towards the novel) and almost always mention his status as the second male lead, constantly bringing up his role in “Lovely Princess” and acknowledging his presence as if he were still that exact character from a book. Like when she interacts with Ijekiel, she doesn’t seem to acknowledge him as a fellow peer or even the brother of a friend—but rather the ‘second male lead’ in a ‘novel’. The dehumanization is blatant, along with her romanticization of the novel itself and projecting those thoughts onto the real people she’s become acquainted with.

This becomes clear when she deals with Jennette and Ijekiel. Almost every encounter with them, or rather whenever they are together, she seems to view them with rose tinted glasses of that of a reader living through a ‘romantic moment’ between the leads of novel—rather than as a fellow human being. Just as she mentions how it took her so long to see even Claude as a human, to the very end she allows her perception of “the female lead Jennette” and “the male lead Ijekiel” to dictate how she treats the two of them. With Ijekiel, she dismisses his blatant advances because to her, the idea of “perfect male lead Ijekiel” taking a fancy to someone other than “the lovely female lead Jennette” is impossible. It’s to the point that she acknowledges that she had to snuff her own developing feelings for him out because of that perception—that a such a young love would never bloom because Ijekiel is “the male lead”.

This projection of her perception of Ijekiel leads to her inability to acknowledge Ijekiel himself, which worsens the more she interacts with Jennette. Jennette—the lovely female lead of the novel—whom Athy had grown close to as best friends (Lee Jihye’s own quote herself!), but strings along halfheartedly. Her rose tinted perception of Jennette has led to the girls own downfall, acknowledging at the end herself that she had seen the signs of Jennette’s struggling but intentionally kept turning away from it. Simply, it was because she deemed Jennette as the “female lead” of a novel. “If Jennette is in trouble, Jennette can deal with it herself”—because that’s what happens when you’re the female lead. If Jennette is getting picked on by background characters, it’s something the female lead has to deal with on her own—even if Lee Jihye, as Jennette’s best friend, had all the power to intervene. Her fairytale-like perception of Ijekiel and Jennette has led to her physically unable to see Jennette and Ijekiel having complex feelings, be it as humans, or to eachother.

This is why I think the ending for Ijekiel and Jennette in the novel is just so tragic—Lee Jihye encourages Ijekiel to go with Jennette in her exile because she still sees Ijekiel and Jennette’s relationship with rose-tinted novel-reader glasses—that it is Ijekiel’s duty to ‘protect’ Jennette, despite the fact that Jennette’s own state was a result of Ijekiel’s cruel rejection of pent up negative emotions in the first place. She fails to even consider there actually being bad blood between them, or that this perception of hers is in actuality hurting both Jennette and Ijekiel—Jennette, who to us readers has revealed how Ijekiel’s falsity hurts her more than his cruel honesty—and Ijekiel, who never had never honestly spoken to Jennette nor gotten to know her. The sidestories even reveal a bit of this future—that despite the time passed, Ijekiel and Jennette hardly look at each other. Yet, Lee Jihye insists on their repaired relationship because she herself still fully hasn’t comprehended the two of them as flawed humans who had a genuine fall out—she sees it just as it was at the end of the middle school grade novel by the name of Lovely Princess. That to Lee Jihye, despite the turmoil and grief “female lead Jennette” faced, within the arms of “her beloved male lead Ijekiel”, she was comforted and healed. Except this isn’t a novel, and Lee Jihye spoke of a relationship between two people she knew nothing about—the ‘lovely female lead Jennette’ who had been falling apart for years to depression and the lack of genuine affection, and the ‘perfect male lead Ijekiel’ who had fallen almost obsessively in love with her to the point he’d reject his ‘female lead’ in a way he knew would torture his ‘female lead’ best all while silently jealous of everyone Athy loved.

To the end, the female lead by the name of “Athanasia” or “Lee Jihye” hadn’t grown or learned anything more than she had from the start of the novel. I couldn’t in confidence tell you what her goals or intentions were by the end of the story. Rather than Who Made Me A Princess being about her, or having her as the story’s female lead, I don’t think I know any of her desires or what governed her actions in the latter half of the story. I feel as if I could tell you about young Athy/Jihye’s desire and passions, but I have no idea what pubescent Athy/Jihye’s were. She had tea parties. She attended events. She handled flowers, and was wow’d over magic, but she never genuinely took an interest in them, and their presence in a story that’s supposed to be about her is minimal. The story concludes by telling us she continued her studies in preparation as future empress, that she enjoyed certain subjects, but you never feel it nor do they show it enough to make an impact. Who Made Me A Princess’ novel is predominately written through very simple and quirky narration, character interaction and dialogue. Because it’s predominately written in Lee Jihye’s perspective of every paragraph requiring some sort of quip, the novel comes off as almost amateurish and underdeveloped, leaving a bittersweet taste in your mouth. Reading upon each sentence, I can’t help but feel grief over what was clearly an idea and concept, but poorly reflected in the writing quality. Every chapter was draining, and I often found myself asking—“where exactly is this going?”. Reflecting upon it, side by side with my own cliche fifth grade writing, I can’t help but notice the similarities in quality and tone. The novel has much potential, but comes off as a slice-of-life sort of story without a direct goal, instead focusing on aimlessness of the characters dialogue and lighthearted daily life. Perhaps that was the intent, but ultimately, the balance of story elements and the poor quality of writing ruin the story for me, ending the note of Who Made Me A Princess’ novel failing my very raised expectations. A story that had been hyped so much by the fandom, I couldn’t help but see as lackluster in almost every aspect.

[shxrry-blossom]

You can really tell that the author took great care in choosing the names of the characters carefully and not randomly. I love how they include the character names with the plot of the story. Especially Jennette's! and Lucas's!! isn't that also the meaning of Lucifer? lmaooo

At the moment this is all I've been able to find, I don't think any other character's name is mentioned afterwards but I'll include it anyway if I find it.

Her name was Lilian. It was the perfect name for someone whose looks went far beyond pure elegance and loveliness, resembling a gorgeous bouquet of delicate flowers. I decided to call her Lily, for short (in my head, at least)

— Who made me a princess, chapter 1

Oh yeah. Come to think of it, had I mentioned what my name was now? In my past life, the director of the orphanage just picked a random name out of the phone book, Lee Ji-hye. But in this life, my mother chose my name herself

My name was Athanasia.

It meant "immortality"--quite grandiose.

I learned of this because Lily had told me the previous night. It seemed like a fairly extravagant name for a reject princess like me.

— Who made me a princess, chapter 1

Furthermore, the emperor was the only one allowed to bestow that moniker on their successor. Therefore, Jennette's name only meant "the grace of god" and had nothing to do with "immortality" or "eternity."

— Who made me a princess, chapter 7

Claude's older brother, the former emperor, was named "Anastacius,' and their father's name was "Aevum." As direct heirs to the throne, their names meant "eternity" and "immortality" The same was true for "Ambrose," the first empress of the Obelian Empire

— Who made me a princess, chapter 8

Meanwhile, Claude was rumored to have been suffering a miserable childhood at the hands of both his half-brother Crown Prince Anastacius, and their father, Aevum, who was the emperor at the time. Emperor Aevum had even gone so far as to call his younger son "the one who limps."

— Who made me a princess, chapter 41

"Lucas, the Lone Black Wolf!" Watching him look like he wanted to kill me only riled me up even more. "But of course your heart burns with more fire than anyone, a heart where you hide your dazzling light, just like your name!"

"Hey."

"A rising star in the world of magic! Oh! Everyone is blinded by your lethal charm... mmph!

— Who made me a princess, chapter 70

[ceo-of-jennette-de-alger-obelia]

Why would Plutos add a tea party scene where noblewomen bully Jennette about incest because she's marrying her "cousin". Like GIRL, have you SEEN a noble family tree back then?

[sharper-than-a-serpents-tooth]

the tea party girls trying to bully Jennette because she's supposedly into her maternal SECOND cousin. is hysterical. Take a look at your own family tree, young lady. It adds another layer of irony that they are doing this in front of an inbred princess.

[lucasdeocampo]

Im excited to read the novel amnesia arc 🥺🥺 cuz athy and claude moments huhuhu the amnesia arc in the manhwa suckass lmao

[toji-bunny-girl]

Damn it guys my monthly Claude fixation came again. I kinda need some wmmap request rn

[themissinghand]

Who Made Me a Princess: Beware of the Prince!

Summary: In which the Crown Prince of the Obelian Empire is not a simple child.

Note: Self-indulgent OC-insert because why not. Also, evil, why hot?

"Blessing upon the Crown Prince and the Obelian Empire."

"Stand."

Anastacius did as he was told and stared at the figure sitting on a chair in a lazy manner, near the window.

Why he was called here was certainly mysterious and brooding.

There shouldn't be anyone who knew of his stay at the Alpheus Dukedom, nor would even know his alias. He rarely introduced himself, or even show himself in public, for he did not want to get the attention of his troublesome brother.

Yet here he was, meeting the Crown Prince in the most famous commercial building in Obelian Empire.

According to rumors, the royal family did have a stake in this prospering business, only as an investor. But Anastacius knew there was more to it.

If he would have the opportunity, Anastacius would ask, but it seemed like such a chance was unlikely.

"Take a seat, Viscount Patterson." The young Prince gestured for him to sit across from him.

Athanasios de Alger Obelia.

Or Athos, as the little prince prefers. 

His long blonde hair tied neatly into a short ponytail. His blue jeweled eyes proved his status. His tall figure and looks already eluded the aura of someone worthy of the position of the successor.

The Prince gained popularity for his intelligence, wisdom, and charm. 

Anastacius wants to laugh.

The boy in front of him could be mistaken as one of his siblings.

And how wonderful would that be?

"Your highness," Anastacius smiles. 

"How may I help you?"

So Anastacius doesn't hold back and gets straight to the point. Staying around this boy gave him ominous feelings, and the brief yet sharp glance from him only confirmed his suspicions.

He knows something.

The boy doesn't spare him a glance, rather continued to look outside the window at the bustling city, before speaking.

"If you were to become the emperor again, what would you do?"

Anastacius felt a chill down his spine.

"Pardon me? Your highness, I don't quite understand your question." It was a subconscious and reflective response.

The boy did not move at all. His eyes still concentrated on the flowing customers in and out of the building.

"If you were to become the emperor again, what would you do?"

He repeated the question again with the same tone.

Anastacius observed him, and a brief silence enveloped them.

"Viscount Patterson." His alias sounds like a mockery.

"Why aren't you answering the question?" The tea was cold.

"I apologize my highness. I'm just surprised at your question." The boy finally turned back, their eyes met. The Prince put down his teacup with an intentional clink!

"If you were to become the emperor again, what would you do?"

Anastacius felt the air shift, and a burst of mana seem to swirl past him. 

Once again, he acted instinctively. His own mana shot forward to surround the two.

The Prince remained calm and collected as he awaited his answer. His eyes were passive, lazy even as he clasped his hands together on the table.

Amazing.

It was the first (and perhaps lasting) impression Anastacius had on the Crown Prince.

The Prince had plentiful mana at his disposal. Was it because he was born from Claude and his first Empress?

The first Empress of the empire, an archmage and the leader of the Black Tower after the original master of the Black Tower disappeared. 

Known for her bright personality, leadership, and strength, she led the country with Claude to it's bright future. 

Unfortunately, she passed in the midst of a war against their enemy kingdom in the south, but her death brought victory for the empire.

As such, her legacy remains, and her memory never lost, even after Claude remarried, and had a princess born.

So this was the result?

A so called perfect Prince, who helped Claude with diplomatic relations, who protected his mother's honor, and who saved the young princess of the second Empress from Claude's wraith.

A Prince loved by the people, and respected by nobles.

Anastacius fought off the urge to swallow him whole, to brainwash him for his own use, to take over his body. Aeternitas was swirling with excitement within him.

"Your highness truly is the star of this kingdom."

"Answer the question, Uncle."

"How did you know?"

The Prince smiles, bright, blinding, and innocent.

Like a child finally getting his candy from his parents.

Perhaps this was the other side of the Prince.

Calculating and mysterious.

"How would I not know my dearest Uncle, and of course, one of my dear ancestors, one of the former Emperor in Obelian history?"

A spoon fell from the table, but there was no sound of its fall.

Their world was tilted sideways.

Indeed, they were floating in the air.

Ha. 

Despite the circumstances, the Prince had the audacity to look calm, collected and in control.

Every word he says is worth something. 

The Crown Prince does not say anything more than he needs to. 

Compared to Princess Athanasia, he really is becoming a troublesome threat.

Kill him.

Could he though?

"You haven't answered my question yet, Uncle."

Once again, Anastacius met those chilling and cunning eyes worthy of the royal family.

"If you were to become the emperor again, what would you do?"

He swallows, thinking of what to say, but Aeternitas beats him to it. 

"Well, aren't you clever?"

Shut up. 

He was shaking out of control. 

"Why don't you join me? I'll lend you power beyond your imagination." 

Dark magic swirled around the two of them, and the Prince's expression finally changed.

To one of annoyance. 

"Can you really afford to expose yourself here?" His reaction and tone was flat. Almost disappointed.

With a raise of his hand, gold spilled out of his finger tips. Then, slamming his hand onto his arm rest, Anastacius regained control. 

They both landed on the solid floor again with minimal sound. 

His hand no longer shaking. 

All Anastacius heard in his mind was amused laughter, and a regretful sigh. 

That body would've been perfect to possess, but alas, Lucas will notice.

"Then I will take my leave, Uncle."

The Crown Prince leaves, and like a trained professional, he leaves without making any sound.

All Anastacius could remember was those eyes of warning, and a provoking smirk, matching that of the first Empress. 

Ha. 

For whatever reason the Prince wanted to exposure himself for, this was nonetheless a warning. Therefore, this was a dangerous game.

The moment Lucas know of his existence is when he'll lose. But the moment he corners the Prince and takes over him, is when he'll win.

He sits down on the chair that the Prince was siting on and looks out the window.

"They do say blood is thicker than water." 

[bvnga-aprikot]

Lucas's initial appearance as described in the novel

[lithi]

True friendship!

[ultramarine-spirit]

God please take away all of Athy's suffering and give it to Claude

[sylver-drawer]

I think the worst part about the tea party scene where random noblewomen accuse Jen of having incestuous feelings, and Athy doesn’t even try to defend her, is that Athy knows Jen can’t defend herself. She knows that Jennette knows she isn’t actually Ijekiel’s cousin or a relative for that matter, so her feelings are acceptable.

But to reveal that would mean revealing she’s royalty, so Athy knows that Jennette has two options—admitting she’s not related to Ijekiel, or accepting the incest allegations. Athy expecting Jennette to defend herself as ‘the original female lead who was going to deal with this anyway’ is also absolute bull, knowing Jennette never had to go through this harassment and defamation because she was revealed as Claude’s daughter immediately. Jennette never had to defend herself because she never needed to, people already knew she wasn’t related to Ijekiel. But Athy’s whole presence and changing the original story means this never happens, and Jennette’s pure love that was always honest and true has been slandered and dirtied by strangers Athy herself invited to her own tea party. They’re not even given names. Unlike ‘Lily Girl’ or ‘Hari’ who Athy supposedly befriends, the girls who jump on the wagon and dissect Jennette and her feelings for Ijekiel aren’t even given names or faces. Nameless, unneeded, if only to target and offend the discarded female lead.

Athy trying to justify her complicity in this targeted harassment as some kind of obstacle the female lead has to go through in the future anyway, even going so far as to basically insinuate she’s doing Jennette a favor by letting Jennette clear her name now, is such a horrible thing to do knowing she never would’ve been subjected to this had she—in her point of view—never taken Jennette’s place. Hell, Jennette probably wouldn’t have been in this situation if it weren’t for the guests she herself invited. The whole reason she’s going through this is because Athy became the ‘female lead’, and her insinuating she’s doing Jennette a favor by subjecting her to torment she never would’ve been subjected to originally is utterly disgusting and disappointing.

And at this point, Athy is Jennette’s friend. Athy doesn’t think so, but by god, has she convinced at least Jennette that she cares about her that way. Athy has long realized Claude would never accept Jennette, and has long passed fearing for her life, which has resulted in her undeniably comfortable relationship with Jennette. In her head, Athy constantly claims to put Jennette at arms length and to not get close to Jennette—but narratively and in Jennette’s point of view, Athy has been sneaking out of the castle to spend time with her one-on-one, taken her out to see sights she’s never seen before, been a source of comfort for her, as well as always knowing what to say to affirm her feelings when she starts doubting them. Athy can claim it all she wants in her head, but her actions show so much more than things she’s never acknowledged out loud. If in the manhwa Jennette sees Athy as her little sister who she longs to be with and protect, to the Jennette of the novel Athy is the protective figure instead. So when she is vulnerable, placed in a situation at her beloved elder sister’s tea party and a group of her sister’s guests start digging deep into a secret she hasn’t even thought of revealing yet—Athy does nothing but sip her tea nonchalantly. And she can’t dare reveal it now—not there—not with Athy listening and at an event her Athy is hosting. So if Lucas had not interrupted when he did, shaking up the tea party’s mood completely and unintentionally putting the attention and subject off of her to where they all forget what they were doing, Jennette would’ve been screwed.

Because Jennette would be forced to affirm that she has feelings for her ‘cousin’ knowing that’s false, and that Athy was the one who backed her into that corner.

And what’s worse in all of this, after Jennette leaves and the girls go back to the conversational topic of Ijekiel’s romantic feelings, that’s when Athy decides it’s time to speak up. Not when her friend was placed in an uncomfortable situation by her guests at her party concerning her friend’s reputation, but when the topic directly involves her and her reputation. So quickly does she rebuke any rumors concerning her and Ijekiel—and how quickly she resolves to turning a blind eye to any rumors or scandal that would become of this tea party as a result of her ‘giving Jennette an opportunity to defend herself’. It was only two years prior when Athy was swearing like a sailor while beating up men who were creeping on Jennette. Now, she won’t speak a word to defend her.

[shxrry-blossom]

ALL LUCATHY SCENES FROM THE NOVEL

Hello!! Here is a compilation of all the chapters where Lucas and Athanasia are together in the novel. The vast majority are exactly the same as those in the manhwa, but there are chapters that I marked in a special way (🎀) because they contain scenes that were not in the manhwa or are a little different. I hope it helps you!

This post will continue to be updated as the novel progresses.

Chapter (24 - 27) - First meeting.

Chapter 31 - Reunion after Lucas saved Athy's life.

Chapter 32 - Conversation about raven, mana and why athy got sick.

Chapter 36 - Lucas becomes athy's playmate.

Chapter 38 - Athy hits Lucas's head after he sent her to Ijekiel's house.

Chapter 39 - Athy and Lucas talk about the story of Obelia, the magician of the black tower and sends her a second time to Ijekiel with red eyes.

Chapter 47 - Athanasia asks Lucas to dance with her but he creates a paper doll for her and then sends her back to Ijekiel again.

Chapter 44 - Lucas unties Athy's dancing shoes 🎀

Chapter 46 - Lucas visits athy at night. Lucas tells Athy that Claude wants to go with her to her debut 🎀

Chapter 50 - Lucas interrupts Athy and Ijekiel's meeting out of jealousy.

Chapter 52 - Meeting with Lucas after Roger's conversion with Athy, Lucas touches her forehead.

Chapter 53 - Lucas comes to see Athy on her birthday and takes her to see Raven.

Chapter 60 - Lucas goes to see Athy after her debut.

Chapter 61 - Lucas monologue about Athy's life.

Chapter 65 - Athy meets Lucas at her tea party.

Chapter 68 - Lucas and Ijekiel face to face in Athy's library.

Chapter 69 - Athy and Lucas talking about ijekiel.

Chapter 70 - Athy teasing Lucas with the "black wolf" thing. 🎀

Chapter 72 - Lucathy date, they hold hands and Athy and a man make Lucas pay for the food. 🎀

Chapter 73 - Lucathy date, they went to eat at a place and they find Ijekiel and Jennette there.

Chapter 74 - Athy flees from Ijekiel and Lucas takes her to walk through the sky (like howls movie) 🎀

Chapter 76 - Lucas and Athy discuss the future of Raven

Chapter 78 - Last conversation between Athy and Lucas before they go to look for fruit from the sacred tree 🎀

[sharper-than-a-serpents-tooth]