Author's Response: Thanks. I just thought a period piede would require more details than usual because of the unfamiliarity of everything from settings to characters :)
Author's Response: Thanks. I just thought a period piede would require more details than usual because of the unfamiliarity of everything from settings to characters :)
Author's Response: *lol* I don't even know a bit of Spanish. I just thouoght the myth interesting. Those words... I cheated ^_^ On-line translators - makes me seem like the linguist that I'm not. Thankd for your review :)
Author's Response: Thanks so much for your help. I does help to improve the flow. You corrected the last one really fast and your suggestion does help with the transistion. :)
Author's Response: Thanks Nicole. I just got it. Will post it ASAP.
*Squeals* I also just got word. This story is the winner for challenge it was written for :)
Author's Response: ^_^ I always did find that city romantic, timeless and there’s just an air of dark mystery to it.
*grin* the use of a ‘Black ancestor’ (especially one who’s a seer) will make sense once I reach the epilogue. At the same time it does give a more HP feel to this.
Author's Response: Thanks. The next chapter is in queue. Nicolas, Perenelle and Nathaniel are more like narrators here… I just thought that a timeless alchemist, his wife, and a young man wizard of the renaissance era would make for a more well rounded narration.
The real plot line is more of the story of Ascelpius twisted by yours truly, so to fit HP. The next chapter is has more mythological aspects, but HP-ism will penetrate more and more at each passing chapter.