Guard of Laughter

Guard of Laughter

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The queen is searching for another entertainer for her court, so she calls for performers to come to her castle in order to prove their worth. A young jester girl is one of those performers. She doesn't believe that she has what it takes to impress the queen, but once given the chance she finds that her jokes make the queen burst out into uncontrollable laughter. She gets accepted as one of the queen's entertainers, finds herself becoming friends with her, and ends up getting to know one of her royal knights. (for a friend. This story has a lot of inside jokes)
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Gael thought he knew what to expect after arriving at Castle Brimstone. In all the stories he'd read castles were majestic places with valiant heroes, grand feasts and wondrous magic. He dreamed of becoming a squire and eventually dubbed a famous knight who would compete in tournaments across the land. Instead, he's given the job of court jester, forced to attend feasts in motley and capering to nobles for laughs. It's not all bad. Gael's best friend is an actual princess. Talia taught him to read when he was a shabby boy in the forest and she's the only reason he became free of his abusive uncle. But now Gael's discovered the king's life is in danger, and nobody believes him. After all, he's nothing but a fool.

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