Oct 20, 2024
Fallen London through paintings: Traitor Empress
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Fallen London through paintings: Traitor Empress
Fallen London’s True Identities
Queen Victoria as the Traitor Empress
So what I want to know is how has the rest of the UK fared after London fell and the Traitor Empress completely rearranged the government into an absolute monarchy client state of the Masters. Do they just have their own new government now? How about the colonies, like Canada, India, Australia, New Zealand, and others? Did they go free or are they all still bound by the insane corrupted government created by the Neath? Curious stuff.
Red Sasha has now quit her job of being a professional ratter/mouser of Fallen London and become a journalist. Her little red book will dismantle the robber baron empire of the capricious Masters and bring about a new age of true ordnung and cooperation under the flag of humanity. An age of voluntary order, not enforced by a truncheon to the head but connected and harmonious minds of rationality and true compassion. Revolution is coming. But as the immortal bard once said, "When making the mother of all omelettes, one cannot fret o'er every egg."
PS Infiltrating the Traitor Empress's court. I lost my ratting piece but as has been iterated and reiterated several times, this body remains a deadly weapon of danger and peril. I'll keep you all updated on the status of the queen maggot! Infiltrating a palace.
The Empress’ Court: Not Even Once.
Entry for @failbettergames‘ Fallen London Memories Competition!
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The Traitor Empress: Suns haunted.
Literally everyone else: w,,,what?
The Traitor Empress, attaching cannons to trains: Suns haunted.
Why is the Empress' Palace shuttered? / Clearly, the power's gone to her head.
Apparently the Empress doesn't like light. Or sudden movements, loud noises, foreigners, treason, peaches. When you're Empress, you can do this kind of thing.
A thing about the Church in Fallen London / A respectable sort of place, then.
Churches still hold services, London still has its bishops, the Traitor Empress is still the head of the Church of England. Theology has become more flexible, of course. People are more polite about Hell. A few of the saints seem to have had a change of name.