November 5 - November 10

Shortly after the Masquerade Ball, there has been accusations leveled against the new King. Accusations that make it sound like he was the one who was behind the events at the Masquerade Ball. Prince Phillip of Maghden and Claude Frollo are working together to take down the new King. Will they succeed? Find out next week!

The twins have royal suitors who will be meeting them later this week. The King is pushing for an alliance with a different country and one of his children must marry. If you would like to audition as a possible suitor, here are the rules: The male suitor hails from the prosperous kingdom of Maghden which has a large war force. He is the eldest son of King Stefan and Queen Leah. The female suitor hails from the lush kingdom of Lipswich. She is the youngest of five siblings, and her parents are King Hubert and Queen Elisabeth (her mother died shortly after she gave birth to her) The other rules are the same as when you first auditioned.

"Come one, come all! This year during October 15th-18th the Royal family will be hosting the annual Blood Moon Festival, which will conclude with a ball. All are invited to participate, come see all the festivities that will entertain you and your friends!"

The Blood Moon Festival occurs every five years, the date holds special meaning to both supernatural and fantasy creatures. During this time, powers will increase but only until the end of the Blood Moon Festival after that everything goes back to the way that it was. No one really knows why it's only during this time of the year that everything changes for the supernatural and fantasy creatures. The Festival itself started as a time for renewal and new beginnings, however through the years it has taken a bit more of a darker tone. People disappeared, tales of corpses walking the earth spread through the land and while the Claude has tried to do away with the Festival there has been too much of a public outcry. Anything can happen during the Blood Moon Festival so keep your eyes open.