Given that last time, a whole set of dinnerware had been smashed.
Miss Annie Brittany did not lose her temper again, but she spent a considerable sum to hire the author who wrote the spin-off to make a second comeback, adding a new plotline to "The Legend of Charles".
Charles Meklen bravely dueled the youngest lion of Notruden for Miss Annie Brittany and sent the spoils of his victory to Miss Annie to treasure forever.
Annie believed that the whaling ship was only temporarily in the hands of Sophia Garanord, but it would always belong to her, Annie Brittany. She even decided that once she reclaimed the whaling ship, she would display it at 221B Baker Street in the Val de Vaz District and then invite a few noble ladies over for coffee.
Annie even wrote a "monologue" personally for the Annie in "The Legend of Charles".
"Indeed, I cannot compete with Sophia Garanord for the spotlight."
"But in love, it's victory, not reason, that counts."
