The writer gives life to a story, the reader keeps it alive.
Alex has a writer full of potential cures, and needs to get her group out of the facility, unnoticed by the guard. This means remaining with the socialites for a few hours longer, to avoid suspicion. (A note from the author: Fight fascism. Never give up on hope and love and a future where everyone is treated with respect, dignity and equality.)
The Guild Master’s General materialises outside of Inajda’s cabin, along with Abouna Panak.
The group have been waiting for Alexand to return, and have set camp back in the cave, near Lake Baikal.
The group have spent the day attempting to catch fish in Lake Baikal, as a day has passed with no sign of Inajda returning. They have lit a fire and wait for Inajda, but everyone knows she should have returned by now.
Inajda doesn’t need to scan the grave to realise what has happened.
After the mountain becomes too hazardous for the horses, the group have to walk on foot towards the next checkpoint.
After leaving the army, Jarad has made a life for himself as a translator. He waves goodbye to another of his rich students, and attempts to settle down by the fire with a nice cold beer and a book. CLICK HERE for next chronological story.
As a boy Anum Anzeti encountered a man who claimed he was a future version of himself. See issue 19: Anum Anzeti. The man seemed mad, and Anum dismissed him as a local lunatic. By the age of twenty five, Anum enrolled as a curator in Cairo Museum. He never married, his work was so consuming, and he grew older, until at the age of eighty he was approached by a young man called Georges De Somme. CLICK HERE for next chronological story.
The fabulous Ivana Cockatoo has retired for the night and left her rather underwhelming alter ego, Zero Merevija, to contemplate his life. (Also featuring Grace O’Malley) CLICK HERE for next chronological story.
