Nadec

Blackie has been left at the statue, Patat has disappeared and might be displayed--or worse--during the coronation festivities official opening. Nadec and Melia have no choice but to go to the Square Market in the hopes of preventing disaster.

After a good night's sleep, Nadec wakes up to discover Patat is still missing. While making plans to attend the opening ceremony of the Coronation Festivities, she has to get to Blackie quickly. 

Note: Spring has arrived in this part of the world, and birds are overjoyed. So much so, that they can occasionally be heard in the background of the recording. Sorry for that.

Smelling awful after getting showered by Blackie's vomit, Nadec insist on having a bath upon returning to her room at the inn. Since it's the middle of the night, the request is a bit odd, but Nadec's new servant, Melia, gets it done anyway. It isn't until later, that Nadec disovers someone's missing, and the possible reason why. Not all is what they seem in the Ichau family. 

Nadec discovers that practicing her magic, the Line of Skipping, doesn't come without danger. 

In the middle of the night, Nadec and Kridec attempt to smuggle Blackie and Kitty inside of the city.

Decision made, Nadec goes into the capital city.

There is an overload on information. Nadec fails to connect dots she should've seen before.

Nadec believes the solution for everything is easy: stay hidden until the Crown drops on her head. Sounds good in theory, but of course it's different in reality. Blackie responds to a certain strong emotion coming from Nadec.

Nadec's aunt explains why Nadec had never heard of her. But the more answers Nadec gets, the more questions she has.

If you like fantasy audiobooks, you'll like Nadec. A narrative fantasy adventure, with silliness, self-aware tropes, and much more.