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These past months (feels like months) I let myself be distracted by hiking in Scotland, the Total War series, and Europa Universalis IV. Mea culpa.

One thing in explanation to the last chapter: yes, the reason Cecilia has not received any letters is that Father Ottavio is acting as go-between. Until the 19th century, it was not usual for post to be delivered to one's house, instead, if one was expecting a letter or package, one would have to ask for it at the post office or when the post coach came to town. So, Cecilia sends Father Ottavio to retrieve any letters for her, which he makes disappear without showing her. Well-intentioned, of course, but ultimately foolish.

With this, the first part of Nunnally's arc is done. Now the next chapter will be Lelouch, then I'll separately post an interlude with Cecilia and start The Flight of the Eagle from Nunnally's POV. Also please keep an eye out the next week or so for a new oneshot by myself in the A Song of Ice and Fire / A Game of Thrones category - Business or Pleasure, Or 9 Tips for Surviving Being Stranded at the Airport. I also scribbled up a brief ASOIAF / AGOT oneshot a few weeks ago, The Old Man and the Sea. No relation.

No notes for this chapter, should be pretty self-explanatory. Next one will get plenty, though. (I love writing chapters with many notes!)

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Description
These past months (feels like months) I let myself be distracted by hiking in Scotland, the Total War series, and Europa Universalis IV. Mea culpa.

One thing in explanation to the last chapter: yes, the reason Cecilia has not received any letters is that Father Ottavio is acting as go-between. Until the 19th century, it was not usual for post to be delivered to one's house, instead, if one was expecting a letter or package, one would have to ask for it at the post office or when the post coach came to town. So, Cecilia sends Father Ottavio to retrieve any letters for her, which he makes disappear without showing her. Well-intentioned, of course, but ultimately foolish.

With this, the first part of Nunnally's arc is done. Now the next chapter will be Lelouch, then I'll separately post an interlude with Cecilia and start The Flight of the Eagle from Nunnally's POV. Also please keep an eye out the next week or so for a new oneshot by myself in the A Song of Ice and Fire / A Game of Thrones category - Business or Pleasure, Or 9 Tips for Surviving Being Stranded at the Airport. I also scribbled up a brief ASOIAF / AGOT oneshot a few weeks ago, The Old Man and the Sea. No relation.

No notes for this chapter, should be pretty self-explanatory. Next one will get plenty, though. (I love writing chapters with many notes!)

Please review