Tourney in Aborku, Part 7: Bureaucracy
Jun 01, 2023
Sir Kiljaos has to struggle with bureaucracy as he tries to get his belongings back. Thanks to his past deeds he does get his house and belongings back, but not his horse Stormblåst. As this happens, Stormblåst has been taken to the keep courtyard and he's gone wild. A foolish guard threatens to whip him but thankfully Sir Kiljaos and the others show up right on time.
J.K.Borealis
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" Since they are both lions" xDDD this had me in tears 😂 😭
Seeing Kiljaos get mad was so funny. I can understand his fury though.
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