MARIE AZALAÏS KASTAMONU
de Al Khas
She is the youngest daughter of a family as colorful as they are powerful. These two attributes go together, as their power resides in their diverse backgrounds and viewpoints.
Marie thinks she is powerless.
Rare is the wilted flower that can blossom again, and twice as wondrous as before.TASARIOS KASTAMONU
Marie's father. A Byzantine exarchos of royal blood destined to the territories of the Kingdom of Jerusalem as diplomat and emissary.MAGALI DE AKKA
Marie's mother. Noble of Occitan as well as partly Christian-Palestinian origins. As much a learned traveler as her husband.THIBAULT MAZARD V de Akka
Half brother of Marie. The eldest. The best swordsman to have never seen battle.PETRA MAZARD de Akka
Half sister of Marie. The aloof and independent child, too mature to still be seen with her family.SHIRIN JEDDA KASTAMONU
de Al Khas
Sister of Marie. Two years older. The crafty sister whom everyone can count on.HIRAM ALI KASTAMONU de Al Khas
Younger brother of Marie. Nobody knows how he came to be as witty as he is for such a young age.FRIAR TORRES
The Christian physician. Disagrees with Abu.ABU
The Muslim physician. Disagrees with Friar Torres.GUILLAUME DE TYR
Always the intercessor.RENAUD DE CHÂTILLON
The renowned charlatan.RAYMOND III DE TRIPOLI
The discontent count who can never ascend.JOSSELIN III D'ÉDESSE
The content seneschal.AGNÈS DE COURTENAY
The zealous and tantalizing Queen who never was.SIBYLLE DE JÉRUSALEM
The gregarious princess.BAUDOUIN IV DE JÉRUSALEM
The boy king, the leper king, the Saint king.
Do not look too closely at him, for it is as looking at the sun.playlist
Kyrie eleison
chantFlood/Requiem aeternum,
Masked ball
by Jocelyn PookBelisarius
by Farya FarajiThe mirror / Phantom of the Opera
Acre Underworld
Byzantium
by Jesper KydA poem for Byzantium,
Lamentation,
Terra firma,
Myth,
Amongst the ruins
by Deleriumtheme from the plague
By Vangelis
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Historical FictionThe day Marie got the news was marked as the day of her death. And why not? It looked like the end. Nothing awaited. No more joy, no more embraces, no more beauty. No love, no sons, no daughters. Casted away but not quite exiled. A sudden burdening...