Les Compagnons du Crépuscule - Édition intégrale #[nn]

In the fog-wreathed woods of 1350 France, during the brutal Hundred Years’ War, the fugitive girl Mariotte stumbles upon a mysterious knight whose face is hidden beneath his helm. Believing he’s on a forgotten quest, the knight takes her in along with a young boy, Anicet, and together they journey through a shifting forest where dream and reality blur—where ancient legends walk and tiny spirits whisper in the mist.

In the autumn of 1350, as war scars the land of Brittany, Riddaren, Mariotte, and Anicet journey through a world where the line between dream and reality blurs. When Mariotte encounters the mysterious girl Yuna, their paths intertwine with the knight and the scholar, soon joined by the wandering troubadour Melaine Favennec. Amidst the ruins of a haunted countryside, ancient magic stirs—small trolls and malevolent douarders haunt the edges of waking life, while a hidden druid teaches a young apprentice in a time long forgotten.

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 quiet pilgrim Jacques and a traveling troupe of performers—Luce, Gerson, Anais, and their curious companion, the bear Martin. Amid the city’s shifting shadows, Mariotte crosses paths with the young monk Aymon, setting the stage for quiet tensions and unexpected connections.

In the winter of 1350, Jacques leads a hunt to kill a werewolf, but the pursuit takes an unexpected turn. Meanwhile, Mariotte begins work at the city’s bathhouse and finds herself drawn into a conspiracy that seems to be orchestrated from the castle.

In the frozen heart of winter, 1350, Riddaren and his companions arrive at the isolated Castel Montroy, drawn by whispers of ancient secrets. As the yuletide fires burn low, they find themselves caught in a tense struggle between the castle’s enigmatic mistress, Neyrelle, and her rival sister, Carmine—each wielding power as sharp as the frost outside.