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In the mountain-locked kingdom of Virelle, the crown does not pass by birthright — it chooses. For centuries, the ruling bloodline has obeyed the ancient rite of inheritance: when the reigning monarch weakens, the Crown of Saint Aerem awakens, selecting the next sovereign with a whisper no one hears but the chosen. It is an honor. It is a curse. And it always costs more than it gives. When the current king descends into madness and the heir dies mysteriously, the crown falls not on a noble’s head, but on Elian, an orphaned scribe with no claim and strange dreams. As Elian is dragged into the palace's suffocating world of ritual, decay, and shadows-that-move-wrong, they begin to uncover a horrific truth: the crown is a prison for something ancient. Something that feeds. And it is waking faster this time. With war on the horizon and whispers in the walls, Elian must choose between breaking the cycle — or becoming its next vessel.
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Fan Casting Grandmother Tuule(Salt Seller)

Role added by orz1992 on April 17, 2025

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Description of Grandmother Tuule (Salt Seller):

Wrinkled, wiry, and endlessly muttering, Tuule sells little packets of salt, ash, and thorn-bark — “protection sachets,” she calls them. Children are told to avoid her, but adults secretly seek her out when dreams get bad. She claims she remembers the last time the crown stirred. Nobody believes her. They should.

 

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