A crowd of excited onlookers gathered outside as a small procession, including two representatives of the Auxientia Police Patrol (APP) and one Silas Stanley, made the transition from jail to courthouse. The crowd’s mood seemed gleeful, akin watchers at a sporting event, although no match was to take place later
Read MoreFive years ago . . . Henrietta Lynx released her debut tell-all novel I Went Where the Wyvern Fly, which remained on the Auxientia Observer list for seventy-four consecutive weeks. Ten years
It has been four weeks since the former Mayor Abner “Boss” Shifter’s
It’s a wonder of the modern age, isn’t it, that information, truthful
In the Republic of Poyais a grief stricken populous yearns for their First Lady to come home. President Ferdinand Stewart is reportedly inconsolable and spends each day locked away in the makeshift
After their tragic accident several weeks before the Mayoral Summit, former President Hattenfield has remained confined to their quarters. Although the injury seemed to have largely been confined to the President’s hip,
It’s a wonder of the modern age, isn’t it, that information, truthful or otherwise can be spread quick as a spark to the whole of a city. This reader wonders, if maybe
It has been four weeks since the former Mayor Abner “Boss” Shifter’s death. Occurring just a handful of days after the largely successful mayoral summit, former Mayor Shifter was found deceased in
In what marks a busy week for the Auxientia Police, Chief of Police Tanik Robard announces the inaugural case for the opening of the Auxientia Police Unsolved Cases Unit. As previous articles
Observer journalist Stan Hislop managed to secure an interview with Celio D’Amore, operating representative from the Irregular faction. The following is a transcript of that interview which both parties hoped would shed
Five years ago . . . Henrietta Lynx released her debut tell-all novel I Went Where the Wyvern Fly, which remained on the Auxientia Observer list for seventy-four consecutive weeks. Ten years
A crowd of excited onlookers gathered outside as a small procession, including two representatives of the Auxientia Police Patrol (APP) and one Silas Stanley, made the transition from jail to courthouse. The