CREDITS & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Thanks to: Marije Stœlwinder, Mélanie Louna, Louve and Teretwen for their drawings. Aline and Sébastien Bordes for being the custodians of the novel.
Mr Xavier Helary (professor at the Sorbonne) for having given us a lecture during the history degree year on Foulque Nerra, Count of Anjou, which gave birth to Fulk Arken/Maahar.
Anne Seillant, Romain Roussel, as well as Nathanaël Maillard for the inspiration they brought me directly or indirectly. David Joulin for having listened to me at length while I described my story. My thanks also go to my family for their encouragement.
Special thanks for the witness protection program provided by the Simerian Barbarian nicknamed "The Eraser". Throud Steelhammer "You have just... been erased"
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