Skymningens färdkamrater #[nn]

In the summer of 1350, during the Hundred Years' War, the girl Mariotte flees her burned village and stumbles upon a mysterious knight whose face is hidden beneath his helm. Believing he’s on a fated mission, the knight takes her in along with the boy Anicet, and together they vanish into a fog-wreathed forest where dream and reality blur—haunted by ancient legends and the quiet presence of small trolls.

In the autumn of 1350, Riddaren, Mariotte, and Anicet journey through a war-torn Bretagne, where the line between harsh reality and dreams filled with tiny trolls and malevolent douarders blurs. When Mariotte meets the girl Yuna and the troubadour Melaine Favennec joins their path, their quest deepens—echoed by a parallel tale of a druid teaching a young apprentice in another time.

In the autumn of 1350, Mariotte, Anicet, and the Knight arrive in the walled city of Montroy, seeking shelter at a humble hostel. There, they meet the pilgrim Jacques and a traveling troupe of performers led by Luce, Gerson, Anais, and their bear, Martin. Amid the quiet rhythms of the season, Mariotte forms an unexpected connection with the young monk Aymon.

In the winter of 1350, Jacques leads a hunt to kill a werewolf, but the pursuit takes a turn no one expected. Meanwhile, Mariotte begins work at the city’s bathhouse and finds herself drawn into a conspiracy that seems to echo from the castle’s shadowed halls.

In the frost-laden halls of Montroy Castle during the winter of 1350, a knight and his companions arrive on Yuletide, only to find themselves caught in a silent war between the castle’s mistress, Neyrelle, and her estranged sister, Carmine. Written by the author of the Skymningens färdkamrater series and illustrated by its interior artist, this 28-page tale weaves mystery and tension through a winter-bound fortress where every shadow holds a secret.