Questionable Questing

Does Charlie raise her daughters by hin to be his wives too?

And I have a visceral hate of no kill rules when they start getting applied to figures like Kingpin and Joker

Their comic book characters, if they're popular and sell well they will live forever. lol. You can't take it seriously sometimes because of that.

Just off him Matt. For God sake

Found it here's Michael Duncan chewing every line.

But with Charlie grooming her kids, that'll definitely be a theme I have really made a concrete enough arc for any of her kids to say for certain how that all plays out. RIght now all I have are a couple vague descriptions/character page and plans for a couple of them, since I'm really focused on the Husbands and getting those locked down first.

Pirate sounds very interesting as a bad boy dark romance

Mother or father training daughter to be wife or sex slave art go

That was definitely the vibe I was going for, taking the stereotypical Viking/pirate/barbarian bad boy from cheap romance novels, but apply some actual history to it and show off the very brutal and yet still very human side to it. He's going to be a Spanish Conquistador with all that entails, even if he'll regret it and be horrified by his actions later.

But at the same time he's not going to be a mustache twirling villain about it. He'll start as a bastard thirsting for glory and regonigition and to earn enough wealth to bring his mother and siblings out of poverty, and just over time evolving into basically a monster for awhile having to survive in this harsh mysterious land. Before regaining it at his lowest.

This one's good.

Good loyal milf instructing daughter on how to drink big brother's seed

Does he still retain the monstrous violence once he becomes Charlie's husband?

He definitely still has the capability for it, but he's mellowed out a lot over the past odd couple hundred years and tries to control it for the sake of Charlie and the kids.

Is he in the modern day still one of her top consorts?

Well I don't have anything planned for the full on modern day, but at the point where the Journalist gets introduced in 1850, definitely. He's not just one of her main consorts, but he's also a major player on the world stage as a very powerful shipping Magnet and the public Husband for Charlie this lifetime.

With Charlie having to periodically create a new identity, with a liberal amount of magic to speed it along, every several decades and with each new identity she picks out a new public husband that aligns with their current goals. With the Pirate being a popular one since he has the most experience courting noble houses and the intrigue that follows.

But the first arc, journalist and Charlie in industrial London, how that go?

Well the first arc is set in Nigeria with that whole set up I explained yesterday. With Charlie meeting the journalist, learning some background about her and a little worldbuilding/history lessons, ending with some nice mysteries to explore. Since I thought about what you said about native cultures and demons, I actually had a good idea to tie it back with the second arc in London.

The idea being that demonologists, disguised as missionaries, taught the local tribe these rituals knowing they would use it against Charlie. With their end goal of forcing her to get involved in the region. With Charlie and the Journalist discovering hints of this, and as part of integrating him into the wider family and the paranormal world, she takes these findings to the twins.