Princess, It's almost over

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Fairytales are for children. So it begs the question, what happens to adults at the end of their bedtime stories? The exciting conclusion of Princess and The Pirate is up next!

Ah, the super fantastic, Damsel in Distress, slightly fetish, slightly tongue and cheek, medieval swashbuckling story is coming to a close. In the Nineteenth and final release, all the good and all the evil within Rocqueburne comes full circle. For better or worse.

Oh Princess Jacqueline, what trouble has managed to get its hands on you?

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The Princess and The Pirate prt 1.I
Rocqueburne was a kingdom on the west coast. A forest behind it, an ocean in front, really, it was a self sufficient place that rarely required any real attention from the Empire it was apart of. Now. But, it wasn't always so.
Bustling enterprise doesn't just happen. The King and Queen of Rocqueburne were implanted here by the Empire ages ago. Back when the town was held together by sticks, crime and even a whole different name, Capebluff. It was only by years of blood, steel and iron, did their kingdom become a great shining gem by the sea. The people became educated and were more prosperous for it. Crippling plagues were forced from the city, winter after winter, fewer innocents died. Each spring, a budding culture renaissance came closer and closer. A proud, civilized nation was forged from the once dilapidated mire.
And when Capebluff was washed away, Rocqueburne stood.
Problems were expunged but capitalism has always been fraught with troubles. As happiness and wealth came, peo