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Wow. A excellent chapter. I hope Lupin pulls through though

He condemns Lupin for trickery and cheats, but welched on deal and fled as a coward. Noah was right in that everyone is the hero in their own story, to themselves.

Nice story. Lupin was the first nudist resort I ever visited, years ago. Unless it’s changed since then, there is no overt sexual activity and erections in public are quite taboo. But what happens behind closed doors or tent flaps is private. I prefer open sexuality, views of nice erections.

Well, hey, in my mind, Mr. and Mrs. Lupin should have known better than to name their baby Remus ... talk about asking for it! I can just see their conversation after he was diagnosed. I told you! I told you we should have named him after _my_ grandfather! Now, look. Just look.

Thanks for a great story.
Sounded like Lupin. Tents & all.
Thanks for sharing.
I too want to hear about the weekly escapades
when they’re all home. Maybe in time, William
will bring a friend for 2 on 1 & with Mary.
Could be a great series.
Thanks.
Bob
Fresno

MakesticJ. Yep, but that is how life goes. Calling them beastmen was the first step onto the slippery slide. It is hard to overcome hate and fear as a group. Unfortunately, it only happens one at a time, and only the Str ng of will and sense of self will succeed. Hence the reason Noah is the heroes. Sure, he has skills and abilities, but that is not what makes him strong. It is that he knows who he is and no one can usurp that from him. That being said, Lupin is coming into his own. I hope he doesn't give in to his feelings for Nell. I hope he and Nell can be strong and be friends, count on each other and become a force for unity in Uther. Excellent story, now Bring Noah so he can destroy the rebellion.

Thanks for the book! See you next year!
As for what happened during the book: wow, that was a roller coaster ride. I do hope Lupin survived. If he did, that opens up so many possibilities. He could try to assert his right to the throne over Galvin, and likely fail. Or he could simply decide to see the silver lining of the situation, stay dead, and go live a quiet life with Nell.
Speaking of Galvin...yeah, that whole situation with him is suspicious. Stinks to high heaven. If that really is Galvin and not some doppelganger (or even if it is a doppelganger), I'm betting that he's the Liege who insisted the Profane send an army to destroy Uther. All just so he could pull that stunt with the WMD and secure his position on the throne.
Valia...the poor woman. Her mind is clouded, and she faces temptation. She seems to have forgotten about the Star that Noah made for the elves, the one that would prevent any Profane from getting within five miles of the city. If she were to fall to temptation, she'd never be able to return there. She would never be able to join Noah and his child there. That is something she needs to be reminded of, I imagine.
Finally, Bella. Oh, so broken Bella. I can see a possibility where, if she manages to track down Noah and not immediately try to eat him and those around him, he can potentially bend her to his will. She is devoted to him, in a very twisted way, but that is probably something Noah can work with. He could possibly use her as a double agent, sending her to infiltrate the Profane, learn their secrets, and undermine them from within. If the Profane can use spies and collaborators, so can Noah, and he likely has more experience at doing so.
TL;DR, anyways love the story and looking forward to what happens in the next book.