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Grim and Mild from Aaron Manky. Listener discretion advised. If you've been listening to this show

for a while, you're probably wondering why it's taken me so long to discuss any royal from the

kingdom of Esfi. Really, the truth is, I'm embarrassed.

It's been a real oversight on my part, and I'm taking full responsibility and rectifying it

immediately. Just kidding. I can't take this bit any further, mainly because the notion of England

and France under a single monarchy is too absurd., mainly because the notion of England and France under a single

monarchy is too absurd. That's what the kingdom of Esfi is. It's an acronym for England,

Scotland, France, and Ireland. And it is, in fact, a fictional land in the 1666 proto-science fiction novel The Blazing World.

In the young novel, a young woman from Esfi, ESFI, is kidnapped onto a boat by a spurned lover.

This act angers the gods who blow the boat to the North Pole and spare only the young woman from hypothermia.

From there, the ship floats into a parallel land called the Blazing World, a utopia populated by human animal hybrids who believe the young woman is a goddess.

This new empress, a student of the

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