The Devil In Blue
He will come for you. He will find you. He will destroy you. All my life, that’s all I’ve been told.
Briar
It was a kindness, what Lucien did. Taking a girl from an asylum to raise her and care for her did not earn him any praise amongst the nobles. I should be thankful, but…
Something is missing.
There is a dark void inside me. A past I can’t remember. A part of me that’s shattered.
On Allhalloween night, we are invited to the catacombs for what is promised to be an unforgettable masquerade by a mysterious Count of Norbrooke. With our faces hidden, we can lose ourselves to lavish celebrations without the burdens we carry otherwise.
But somehow, even with a mask… he found me.
Rune
I have gone by many names, but the whole world knows me as the Devil in Blue. I am the King of the Glyn, where all souls go before they reach their afterlife.
The title is taxing, but when I found her, everything became worth it.
Until she ripped my heart in two and left.
I plotted my revenge for years, but when I finally found my little bird, why couldn’t I destroy her?
She claims she doesn’t know me.
Impossible…
But I will play her game.
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