The Lead Crown: Ch 4a, It's Pronounced Cameo (Pt 1)

The shaman finished for him, "kesst. _we are going to_ newport _for_ kesst." _gift-of-the-earth_ sighed, "kesst _is something i... cannot understand, metal-eyes_."

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The Lead Crown: Ch 7a, Un-Escaping (Pt 4)

Thanking his good fortune, kesst began the next step to his wandering.

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The Lead Crown: Something or Someone?

"kesst! now! we have to go!" rather than feeling a daze or confusion, kesst was instantly aware of his surroundings and immediately alert.

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The Lead Crown: Ch 5a, What's In a Name? (Pt 4)

The party returns to the university and seeks help in uncovering who took kesst. d) the party looks to sanmer and his underworld contacts to seek out who took kesst. e) the party stays at the inn room and attempts to discover anything they can about the dragon's

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The Lead Crown: Ch 5a, What's In a Name? (Pt 1)

Theo clarified for the sailor, "we are looking for kesst's builder." the human quickly pointed out a problem, "so first we were looking for a way to help kesst, and we didn't know where to start looking for it.

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The Lead Crown: Ch 6a, A World Apart (Pt 4)

The professor let out a sigh, "kesst... have you ever heard of the term 'techlar'?" kesst scowled, "church men. they create clockwork creatures that are so real it's almost like they're alive.

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The Lead Crown, Chapter 10.1: Mechanations

kesst was a dragon. he was no longer hunted; kesst was now, at long last the hunter.

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The Lead Crown: Ch 4a, It's Pronounced Cameo (Pt 2)

More importantly, why was he so eager to think of kesst as an 'it'? that final question steeled his resolve, "i'm here til we can figure out a way to help kesst, professor... you're stuck with me." the bear smiled, "well alright then.

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The Lead Crown: Ch 5a, What's In a Name? (Pt 2)

Is it possible the same might be true for kesst?"

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The Lead Crown, Ch 9.6, Noriene

Theo realized kesst had left early but he wasn't sure where the dragon had gone off to. he addressed the issue. "princess... kesst is missing." gift-of-the-earth provided some clarity. "he was tired.

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The Lead Crown: Ch 9.1a, Accountability

She seemed to have a lot of faith in kesst's creator and that gave him hope. if she truly felt that he'd help her then kesst knew that by her side would be the best place for him.

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The Lead Crown: Ch 7a, Un-Escaping (Pt 2)

kesst is going to look for leverage and/or defense. d) kesst really can't find a reason to trust noriene.

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