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1914 Time marches on, noticed even by those who pay little heed to the passage of the years. It is not so much the change in the years that concerns the Fae folk, as much as the changes in the world. The mortals, forever seen as inconsequential to the scheme of the Greater Powers, have suddenly proven to be far more formidable than any of the Sidhe could ever imagine. In the blink of an eye, they have proven they can fly through the air, terrorizing even the sturdiest of Will-o-wisps. They now wield weapons that roar like a dragon and will not yield to the sturdiest of armour. Although the Fae folk are not the target of the mortals new found magic, all fear a day may come in which that might change. In a world now fraught with turmoil and tension, both Seelie and Unseelie grow concerned enough to come together, an event not seen since before Elizabeth was Queen. And as in days long past, even in the gravest of times, the fun and frivolity of the combined Courts, together as one, was an event to be remembered. |