Cassiopeia? She was a queen long ago, in a different part of the world. The stories say she was very beautiful, but very — Ryan Graudin, The Walled City
Cassiopeia? She was a queen long ago, in a different part of the world. The stories say she was very beautiful, but very — Ryan Graudin, The Walled City
Cassiopeia? She was a queen long ago, in a different part of the world. The stories say she was very beautiful, but very — Ryan Graudin, The Walled City
Cassiopeia? She was a queen long ago, in a different part of the world. The stories say she was very beautiful, but very — Ryan Graudin, The Walled City
Cassiopeia? She was a queen long ago, in a different part of the world. The stories say she was very beautiful, but very — Ryan Graudin, The Walled City
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Cassiopeia? She was a queen long ago, in a different part of the world. The stories say she was very beautiful, but very proud. Too proud. She smack-talked some goddesses and got herself stuck up there for all eternity.

— Ryan Graudin, The Walled City
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