Ronnie (host)
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3,054 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 13 Jul
Ronnie (host)’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Has the magic of Dusk Court, specifically like the land itself is magic, right?
The land is alive, the land has a heart, the land has the magic of the evening star, and it exists almost independent of time.
And we get kind of like the the description of the prison too when we're in it is like constantly misty, constantly kind of like you don't really experience time when you're there.
Like you don't there's no sun, there's no time of day.
When you're at the prison, you're just in like a misty gray place.
So it kind of makes sense.
But very early in uh the Acatar series in Akamap chapter five, we learn that the night court is definitely different than this dusk, permanent twilight, right?
So, and it's sp very explicitly called out.
Fair says, I thought it'd always be dark here.
I said, if only to not look quite as desperate for that life-giving tea so early in the morning.
Or one of the three solar courts, he Reese said.
motioning for me to sit with a graceful twist of his wrists.
Our nights are far more beautiful, and our sunsets and dawns are exquisite, but we do adhere to the laws of nature.
I slid into the upholstered chair across from him.
His tunic was unbuttoned at the neck, revealing a hint of the tan chest beneath.
And do the other courts choose not to?
The nature of the seasonal courts, he said, is linked to their high lords, whose magic and will keep them in eternal spring or winter or fall or summer.
It has always been like that, some sort of strange stagnation.
But the solar quartz, day, dawn, and night, are of a more symbolic nature.
We might be powerful, but even we cannot alter the sun's path or strength.
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