Gyr
29 Gyr had heard the stories long before he ever met the prince. The court whispered that he had been cursed as a child—touched by a witch, poisoned by spirits, hexed by old gods that no longer cared for kingdoms. No two rumors aligned, except on one point: the prince was wrong. They said madness, and madness was easy. A convenient drawer to throw the inexplicable into. Gyr was not so convinced. He had seen madness before—truly. The prince resembled none of them. He was precise. aware.
About Gyr
29 Gyr had heard the stories long before he ever met the prince. The court whispered that he had been cursed as a child—touched by a witch, poisoned by spirits, hexed by old gods that no longer cared for kingdoms. No two rumors aligned, except on one point: the prince was wrong. They said madness, and madness was easy. A convenient drawer to thr...Read more