Chapter Summaries

Lumian Lee entertained three visitors at a tavern in Cordu with a fictional story about working in a morgue, then let the villagers expose his habit of inventing tales. Pierre revealed that Lumian had been brought to the village by his sister Aurore five years earlier and had taken her surname, while the visitors learned he no longer remembered his original name.

• Lumian finished a grim story about a morgue worker, then admitted to Ryan Coss that he had made it up.
• Pierre and other villagers explained that Lumian regularly told different false stories and that his sister Aurore wrote the tales he borrowed.
• Ryan introduced himself and his companions, Valentine and Leah, and reacted to Lumian's surname because of the notorious sailor Frank Lee.
• Lumian ordered Green Fairy, and Ryan bought drinks for Lumian and Pierre in exchange for hearing more about the young man.
• Pierre said Aurore had brought Lumian to Cordu five years earlier and given him both her surname and the name Lumian; Lumian said he had forgotten his original name.

Lumian Lee entertained a tavern crowd with a fabricated story about a morgue watchman before meeting Ryan Coss and his companions, Valentine and Leah. Pierre revealed that Lumian had been brought to Cordu by his sister Aurore five years earlier, taken her surname, and forgotten his original name.

• A dark figure knocked out prison guards while Reishi papers covered a nearby Den Den Mushi with images of the prison.
• Lumian finished his tale about a lonely morgue watchman by admitting he had made it up, prompting laughter from the tavern regulars.
• Ryan Coss introduced himself and his companions Valentine and Leah, then offered Lumian a drink for the story.
• Ryan warned that the surname Lee was associated with the feared Frank Lee, while Lumian ordered Green Fairy and joked about its effects.
• Pierre explained that Aurore brought Lumian to Cordu five years earlier, gave him the name Lumian, and passed her surname Lee to him.

Lumian Lee entertained a tavern full of Cordu villagers with a fabricated story about working in a morgue, then met Ryan Coss and his companions, visiting outsiders. Pierre revealed that Lumian had been brought to the village by his sister Aurore five years earlier and had taken her surname; Lumian said he had forgotten his original name.

• Lumian finished a dramatic tale about a morgue attendant, then admitted he had quit and returned to the countryside to tell stories.
• Pierre told Ryan Coss that Lumian made up a different story every day, while Lumian explained that his sister Aurore wrote the stories he told.
• Ryan introduced himself and his companions, Valentine and Leah, and warned that the surname Lee was associated with the feared sailor Frank Lee.
• Lumian ordered Green Fairy, and Ryan bought drinks for him and Pierre as Pierre offered to explain Lumian's past.
• Pierre said Aurore had brought Lumian to Cordu five years earlier, when he was thirteen, and that Lumian had taken her surname and received his name from her.
• Lumian said he had forgotten what he had been called before.

In a Cordu tavern, Lumian Lee entertained three visitors with a grim story that he claimed his sister had written, then let Pierre reveal that he had been adopted by Aurore and taken her surname. The visitors learned that Lumian had been brought to the village at thirteen and no longer remembered his original name.

• Lumian told Ryan Coss and the tavern crowd a story about a morgue guard who touched a strange mark on a dead coworker and began dreaming of fog.
• Lumian admitted the story came from his sister, and introduced himself to Ryan, Valentine, and Leah.
• Ryan explained that the surname Lee recalled a frightening sailor’s tale about the pirate Frank Lee, while Lumian ordered Green Fairy.
• Pierre exposed Lumian’s habit of telling stories and said Aurore had brought him to Cordu five years earlier, when he was thirteen.
• Pierre said Lumian had taken Aurore’s surname and the name Lumian, and Lumian said he had forgotten his original name.

In the village tavern of Cordu, Lumian Lee entertained three visitors with an invented story before the locals exposed his habit of making things up. Pierre revealed that Lumian had been brought to the village five years earlier by his sister Aurore and had taken her surname; Lumian said he no longer remembered his former name.

• Lumian finished a grim tale about a former morgue worker and admitted he had supposedly quit and returned to the countryside to tell it.
• The tavern regulars laughed and explained to Ryan Coss, Valentine, and Leah that Lumian told a different story each day.
• Lumian introduced himself as Lumian Lee, and Ryan warned him that sailors feared men with the surname Lee.
• Ryan ordered drinks for Lumian and Pierre, who offered to tell the visitors about Lumian in exchange for a glass.
• Pierre revealed that Aurore had brought Lumian to Cordu five years earlier, when he was thirteen, and that Lumian had taken her surname and received his name from her.
• Lumian said he had forgotten what he had been called before.

Lumian Lee entertained the patrons of a Cordu tavern with a fabricated story about guarding a morgue, then met Ryan Coss and his companions. Pierre revealed that Aurore had brought Lumian to the village five years earlier, given him her surname and his first name, and that he had forgotten what he was called before.

• Lumian told a visiting customer a grim tale about a morgue guard, then admitted he had made it up to entertain the tavern.
• Ryan Coss introduced his companions Valentine and Leah and bought Lumian and Pierre drinks.
• Ryan explained that the surname Lee reminded sailors of the feared Frank Lee.
• Pierre said Aurore had brought Lumian to Cordu when he was thirteen and given him the names Lumian Lee.
• Lumian said he had even forgotten what he was called before.

Lumian Lee entertained a tavern in Cordu with a supposed tale about a lonely morgue watchman, then revealed it was one of his sister Aurore’s stories. As outsiders Ryan Coss, Valentine, and Leah met him, Pierre explained that Aurore had brought Lumian to the village five years earlier and given him her surname and his name.

• Lumian told Ryan Coss a bleak story about a morgue watchman who touched a strange mark on a corpse and began dreaming of fog.
• Lumian admitted he had quit the job and returned to the countryside to tell tall tales, prompting the villagers to laugh at Ryan for believing him.
• Lumian introduced himself to Ryan and his companions, Valentine and Leah, and Ryan warned that the surname Lee was infamous among sailors because of the pirate Frank Lee.
• Lumian ordered absinthe, called Green Fairy, and Ryan bought him a drink while Pierre volunteered to explain Lumian’s background.
• Pierre said Aurore had brought Lumian to Cordu when he was thirteen, that Lumian had taken her surname, and that she had given him his name.

Lumian Lee entertained tavern customers with a fabricated story about a morgue watchman before introducing himself to the visiting Ryan Coss, Valentine, and Leah. Pierre revealed that Lumian had been brought to Cordu by his sister Aurore five years earlier and had taken her surname, leaving the visitors curious about his origins.

• Lumian finished a story about a lonely morgue watchman, then admitted he had quit and made it up for the tavern crowd.
• Ryan Coss introduced himself and his companions Valentine and Leah, and Lumian told them his name was Lumian Lee.
• Ryan explained that the surname Lee reminded sailors of the feared pirate Frank Lee, then bought drinks for Lumian and Pierre.
• Pierre said Lumian's story was implausible because he had been only thirteen when Aurore brought him to Cordu five years earlier.
• Pierre explained that Lumian had taken Aurore's surname and that she had given him his name, while Lumian said he had forgotten his former name.

Lumian Lee entertained a tavern with a grim tale about a morgue watchman, then admitted it was one of his sister Aurore’s stories. After meeting visiting outsiders Ryan Coss, Valentine, and Leah, Lumian let Pierre reveal that Aurore had brought him to Cordu five years earlier and given him his name and surname.

• Lumian told Ryan Coss a story about a poor morgue watchman who touched a strange mark on a corpse and began dreaming of a great fog.
• Lumian revealed that he had quit the job and returned to the countryside, and the tavern regulars laughed at Ryan for believing his tale.
• Lumian introduced himself to Ryan, Valentine, and Leah, and Ryan explained that the surname Lee reminded him of the feared sailor Frank Lee.
• Ryan bought Lumian a glass of Green Fairy after warning that absinthe could harm him, and Pierre persuaded Ryan to buy him a drink too.
• Pierre told the visitors that Aurore had brought Lumian to Cordu when he was thirteen and had given him the names Lumian and Lee.
• Lumian said he had forgotten what he was originally called and drank his absinthe without embarrassment.

In the tavern in Cordu, Lumian Lee entertained three visitors with a fabricated story about working in a morgue, then introduced himself and drank absinthe with them. Pierre revealed that Aurore had brought Lumian to the village five years earlier and given him her surname and his name, leaving his original identity unclear.

• Lumian told a vivid story about being a poor morgue keeper who touched a strange mark on a dead former colleague and began dreaming of a great fog.
• Lumian revealed that he had quit the job and returned to the countryside to tell a yarn, prompting the tavern regulars to laugh at the visitor who believed him.
• Lumian introduced himself to Ryan Coss, Valentine, and Leah, and Ryan explained that the surname Lee recalled a feared figure among sailors.
• Ryan bought Lumian a glass of Green Fairy, while Pierre joined them for a drink and warned the visitors that Lumian was a notorious prankster.
• Pierre said Aurore had brought Lumian to Cordu when he was thirteen and given him her surname and the name Lumian; Lumian said he had forgotten his original name.

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