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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 38 days 11 hours 29 minutes
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Winter in Hieron 17: Undelivered Resignations
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Winter in Hieron 16: Is There Anyone Else?
Aloysha, War is coming to Velas. Ordenna is coming to Velas. And while I believe in the strength of the velasian people and in the ...
Winter in Hieron 15: Settle Your Matters
TO: Impetor Fela MalleLiving Blood of Steel, I have it. It is at the top of the tower, in a room my soldiers cleared of ...
Winter in Hieron 14: What Do You Want Here?
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Winter in Hieron 13: Rosemerrow, Oh My Rosemerrow
Hey chief,This is a weird one, and I almost didn’t bring it to your attention, but Carver insisted. There was this guy shouting out near ...
Winter in Hieron 12: A Chaotic Cataloging
TO: Chief-Justiciar Qinta QuatrónaLiving Blood of Fire, you know I write you this at great peril, because it is you who imperils me. But whatever ...
Winter in Hieron 11: The Importance of Names
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Takin’ a Snow Day
Sorry for being so late to announce an off this week but we need a little extra time to make a big special thing a ...
Winter in Hieron 10: Fire and Blood
It's been four days since His sun left us, Tutor.On the first morning without it, I woke early--before its light would have graced us on ...