Les loups de Paris II. Les assises rouges

In the shadowed streets of 19th‑century Paris, a curious gathering of aristocrats, physicians, and a mysterious “wolf” named Muflier converges around a seemingly impossible resurrection. The Marquis’s lifeless body has been reclaimed by Armand de Bernaye’s experimental techniques, and the uneasy tension between science and superstition fuels a series of cryptic exchanges over a steaming cup, hidden doors, and whispered warnings. As Muflier tiptoes through the mansion’s dim corridors, he uncovers a tangled web of intrigue that hints at more than mere curiosity—there are rumors of a clandestine council, the Red Assizes, pulling the strings from behind the scenes.

The narrative balances razor‑sharp dialogue with a palpable sense of dread, inviting listeners to follow the uneasy alliance of characters as they navigate secret passages and uneasy loyalties. Early clues suggest that the revived Marquis may be a pawn in a larger game of power, betrayal, and hidden societies, leaving the audience poised on the brink of a deeper conspiracy that threatens to engulf everyone involved.