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The series is broken up into chapters. [[Word of God]] states that there will be 10 - 12, give or take. When finished, the entire series will be around 500 pages, again give or take, once completed. As of the present, about 350 have been completed.
'''Caution''': This is definitely an '''R''' (or '''M''') rated work! Sexuality is very common element in this series to the point where it's one of the defining things about it in the form of [[Nipple
=== '''STORY SYNOPSIS''' ===
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* [[Fantastic Light Source]]: Runemotes, small willow wisp-like entities.
* [[Femme Fatale]]: Both Callista and Annalae.
* [[Full
* [[Genre Blind]]: At one point, cute wolf girl Deirdre decides to crawl into the big hole in the Fair Harvest's cellar wall, alone and without telling anyone where she was going. Do we really need to put a spoiler tag on the fact that did it not end well for her?
* [[Griping About Gremlins]]: Sure, they might not have planes to disassemble, but they are a very prominent presence in this story, all the same. They're the primary henchmen of the big bad. They make their first appearance in ''Rats in the Cellar {{spoiler|when they gang up on Valerin, tie her up and strip her naked save for her boots}}.
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* [[Loads and Loads of Characters]]: Enough so that the cast needs to rotate from chapter to chapter to give everyone some focus, with new characters being introduced almost every chapter.
* [[Nice Job Breaking It, Hero]]: Luther. Just Luther. {{spoiler|The man has single-handedly managed to send five women and a whole battelion of men off to their dooms thus far.}}
* [[Nipple
* [[The Nudifier]]: Runemotes. Small willow wisp like creatures that will burn away a patch of clothing each time they swoop in and strike a victim. They tend to work as a swarm, quickly overwhelming their prey.
* [[The One Guy]]: The role of male presence has actually been taken by two guys, Luther and Jervil, but the principle still stands. No, they're not [[Those Two Guys]].
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