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From the 2nd book "Misrule" of the book duology "Malice" by Heather Walter
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Fraser was in the Fourth Reality to track a man who could become an obstacle for Mistress Jane. After completing the mission, he stood in the cemetery, holding the nanolocator in his trembling hands and waiting for Jay to teleport him back to her. However, there was a catch, which he knew all too well: Mistress Jane would only return him when she needed him, so Fraser didn't expect a quick response. The winter days were short, and it had long since been dark outside. He stood in the darkness among forgotten graves and trees (since he was in the forest). He had little opportunity to go anywhere, because even though no one knew he was an outsider here, teleporting from reality to reality was only possible in cemeteries.
The longer Fraser stood waiting, the more the cold from the metal of the nanolocator burned his hands and the more the blizzard beat in his face.
Fraser Gunn
Fraser is a man with a somewhat complex character. He serves Mistress Jane, but he fears her because one wrong move and she doesn't need him, which means he can be disposed of. He has the ability to travel across Realities—versions of the world. No one knows which Reality came first, but we know about the Thirteenth Reality—it was completely destroyed by a mutated but very powerful version of Chikarla; the Fourth Reality—a Reality with a completely ordinary world, the one we're used to; the Eleventh Reality—a Reality where people are very tall, over eight feet tall; and the Ninth Reality—a place where people are very short and, due to excess weight, resemble balls of dough, although this is a very rough comparison. In addition, there is the Splinter Reality—a completely "broken" and fragmented Reality. Mistress Jane lives in the Twentieth Reality; she is extremely cruel and has many "pets" who are aimed only at causing harm. As mentioned earlier, Fraser is afraid of Mistress Jane, but despite this, he dreams of one day taking her place, which is why he pretends to be a "good boy" (like everyone who serves her). He is a spy. He has brown, slightly tousled hair, pale skin, and dark circles under his eyes. He wears a black turtleneck, a gray coat, black trousers, and leather boots. He always carries a nanolocator with him, through which he sends signals to Mistress Jane so that she can take him from one Reality or another back to her own.
Fraser appears selfish at first glance, but this is merely a mask reinforced over the years. He also enjoys causing harm to people, though it's impossible to tell whether this is true or just part of the deception.
NOTE: Chicarda is the force that governs Quantum Physics, or Q.P., which in turn governs Realities. Each Reality has its own Q.P. and Chicarda.
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From the 2nd book "Misrule" of the book duology "Malice" by Heather Walter
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