In the books, Jefferson gave the Unseelie and Seelie courts asylum after the European courts exiled them-however, as a caveat, Jefferson said that they could not set themselves up as gods, or they would risk being evicted from American soil.
However, as a caveat, Jefferson said that they could not set themselves up as gods, or they would risk being evicted from American soil. In the books, Jefferson gave the Unseelie and Seelie courts asylum after the European courts kicked them out.
In the books, Jefferson gave the Unseelie and Seelie courts asylum after the European courts kicked them out. However, as a caveat, Jefferson said that they could not set themselves up as gods, or they would risk being evicted from American soil.
In the books, Jefferson gave the Unseelie and Seelie courts asylum after the European courts kicked them out. However, as a caveat, Jefferson said that they could not set themselves up as gods, or they would risk being evicted from American soil.