Th'yolden Bewreaked - Condemn

Th'yolden Bewreaked - Condemn

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Wed, Jul 1, 2026
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Fiction
Mystery
Conspiracy
Amateur Sleuth
Murder
This is part one of a low fantasy story set in Middle England, where werewolves and magic exist. Kaspar is a werewolf, just trying to live his life in a world where his kind are feared and hated, and often hunted. Now captured and left for dead, he is given a chance to get revenge on the people that did this, but must relinquish a piece of himself to attain it. There will be some gay smut, but around that there is a story of adventure, action, love and hate, and a bit of gore! Note: As this is a medieval story, there will be a lot of language using archaic or downright obsolete words or phrasing. I encourage anyone to research anything you don't understand, but I'm also more than happy to add context in the comments if you have a question. I do intend to make a glossary at some point, but not until the end. For example, the title: Th'yolden bewreaked, abbreviated from "The Yolden Bewreaked", simply translated in modern English is "The Yielded Avenged". Yolden is the past participal of yold, an obsolete spelling of yield. Bewreaked is the past participal of bewreak, an obsolete word meaning to avenge. I would have chosen awreaked, which more exclusively means avenged but I thought bewreaked sounded better and avoided the YA abbreviation.
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This is a folktale concept that came to me many years back, but it was only recently that I found myself able to shape it into the kind of story that I wanted. It's a bit longer and more detailed than my other short stories, about twice as long actually, which is why I've split it into two parts. Just to provide some context, it is meant to take place in a medieval, Germanic setting, shortly before the Protestant Reformation when religious fervor was at an all-time high. I really hope you all enjoy this as it took quite a lot of work to finally write down. Feedback welcomed and encouraged as always!

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