Today, we start in on another bridging story, "Interregnum," which takes place not long after the events of "Red Sky at Morning." We find that the Master of Elfhame is taking advantage of a reward that he truly cherishes, his membership in the Literary & Historical Society of Faerie, to do research. While there, he bumps into an old (self-appointed) mentor, and learns a few interesting things.

The L&H, by the way, is based on the New York Law Institute, a library I used to have access to about 25 years ago. It was located in downtown Manhattan, and had been at its then-current location in the Equitable Building since the teens. It had an upstairs room that hardly anyone went into with all manner of law and local books going back to the early 19th century (it was an old library). I had one book completely copied, which was a book on now-vanished streets of lower Manhattan. I wonder what's become of those books.

Continuing the story set in the world of Faerie created by  tegerio, and also used by  Walt46.