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The Egaro held the Faro tightly, not caring who saw, who might be offended. A week was gone in the blink of an eye, the two were standing in the port, next to a shuttle that would take Reinard to Aegean Station, to catch a liner to Sothis. Minutes were slipping through their fingers, neither willing to break away, to leave, but Galen knew he had to be the one to push the Faro away. Reinard needed to leave, needed help that the tiger couldn’t give him. “I love you, my little fox,” he whisper
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SEILENOS “What is it about you that drives me so wild?” The faun stared at the covered body in the stables. They were hidden from the humans, his magic weak but still enough to misdirect any who glanced their way. Seilenos didn’t feel like arguing with the owners of the trading post about how he wasn’t out to steal from them. Okay, yes, he’d stolen a bit of grain to feed Elias’ horse. What was her name? Fedha? But he himself went hungry, tucked in the back of the hay loft w
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Sasha drove down the barren road in silence, his eyes adjusting to the rise and fall of streetlights in the eternal night. It had been nearly three bells since they left Novák House behind them, and the Faro could see fields of mushrooms growing on Lidikrys graves, a forest of life sprouting on either side of the road as he drove closer to the city. In the distance, floodlights shone into the dark sky, the Houbové Louky arena standing tall among various plantations that poked through the gr
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I said it before and I'll say it again. Shoot him in the dick!
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Shoot him in the dick! I mean... er... nice to see Jardines again...
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He stumbled through the door of the porneo, shaking from the freezing rain. For such a warm planet, their water was absolutely frigid. Or maybe it was because he had been walking since before dawn. Reinard didn’t know, and at the moment, he didn’t care. Nothing could fix him anymore. He was afraid to take the nepáta, and there was no way he could talk to Noreen about this. The Xanar would probably jail him for assault. He was surprised Themis hadn’t. The Faro didn’t even know what he w
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Eh, Daknar are vegan. It might be a little hard to eat a Lidikrys.
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The chapter didn't actually post at the right time, so there might not have been a notification.
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Rain streamed down the windows of the kitchen, Galen leaning against a counter as he watched the water whip around through the violent winds. This wasn’t even the same storm as the night before. The winds were so strong, they seemed to blow clouds by without a care for the tigers below, drenching the islands before retreating, only to drench them again an hour or two later. It was his least favourite time of the year, a season that would last nearly three months, locking the entire city dow
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“The Alliance fleet dragged the Lidikrys from their ancient homeworld orbiting a massive blue giant star. Many say that your forefathers were rescued by the fleet, as the Lidikrys homeworld has not been seen in hundreds of years.” Sasha stared at one of the history books in the library. Thick and covered in dust, the tome looked like it hadn’t been touched since the library had been built. But it would certainly do the trick, introducing his charge to the concept of Imperial history. Bohda
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Reinard scurried across the street, a joyful bounce to his steps. He felt good, normal, like a Faro who could conquer the world. Nothing could happen to him; he would show his segal they were safe, they didn’t have to fear the demons of the past. Things were changing; they could be free. A sudden bang brought it all crashing down again. Pain shot through his body, blood splattering everywhere as fiery metal rained from the sky. Everything was wrong, Reinard had never hurt like this before.
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The last of the med gel washed out of his fur. Sasha shook his body, running his fingers through the softening fur to make sure the liquid from the tank was gone. He didn’t want to spread any of it through the house. It was bad enough that the cloying smell of warm vanilla seemed stuck to his fur, invading his nose with every inhalation. A third of a bell in the shower had him clean, 40 breaths seeing him back in a uniform clean from blood. Taking a breath to steel himself, Sasha walked out
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JASON The neko sprinted across the field, throwing his arms around Devyn. Careful to support his brother, Jason buried his face in the werewolf’s chest, squeezing Devyn in his arms. “I’m so proud of you,” the neko’s phone said from his pocket. “But I didn’t win,” Devyn frowned, his nose inches from Jason’s hair. Jason’s ears twitched as hot breath washed over them. Stepping back carefully, he shoved a peeled banana at the wolf and pulled out his phone. “You did wi
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Screw it, I'm calling it. Good looking out for your friend Ryan ❤️
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He couldn’t sleep without the fox. Galen wasn’t sure why, but having the other side of the bed empty just made him feel incomplete. He needed Reinard, needed the warmth of a body beside him. And there was only one way he knew of getting it. Grabbing a heavy coat, the tiger wrapped it around himself, listening to the rain pouring down on the island. He let out a quiet sigh, wondering just what he was doing. The porneo was nearly twenty islands away, there wouldn’t be any boats taking pa
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Classical music played through his headphones as the neko stared at a screen. Tiny lines fluctuated with distorted signals, the cosmic radiation of the universe translated into visible signals that were recorded constantly. Watching them was tedious work, and there was little to no reward. Occasionally the radio would pick up a protoplanet in a nebulae, or rarely a pulsar, but Alex had long ago abandoned the thought of anything truly monumental happening during his watch. A sudden blip in t
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I can't say I ever completed my medical degree (or even started one) but something tells me these two could absolutely use cuddles.
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Yes, but at the same time, no. Reinard is the descendant of the original Reinard's brother, who bonded with their servant before his death.
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“What is that on my son’s plate?” Sasha’s ears folded at the snarled question, his head bowed as he continued cutting Evžen’s food into bite sized pieces. Meat covered the young Lidikrys’ plate, mixed in with pickled cabbage and a small pile of mushrooms. A separate plate sat aside with a trio of strawberry dumplings glazed with grains of sugar. “Jahodové knedlíky, Pane,” the Faro replied. “I specifically said I wanted a healthy supper for my son.” “Yes, Pane.” “Are you
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WULFRIN The gnome watched the fighter leave the camp, his face burning in rage. All she knew how to do was quit, and they were better off without her. “You’re being unfair to her,” Hope pointed out quietly. “Actually, both you and the writer are. She’s had a hard life. Is it too much to ask to be left in peace?” “It is when your path in life has already been determined,” Wulfrin growled, turning back to the food they had scrounged up with Ilyas’ help. “Keep that tone u
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RAMIEL Abapad vanished around a corner, scouting ahead for the bloodied party. It was hard missing their main scout, and Ramiel begrudgingly agreed that they needed the amurrun back. Mentally the aasimar reached out, trying to touch the connection with the devil that he’d been assured he’d have by now. He came up short yet again, and Ramiel let out a snarl, following Abapad through the tunnels. The damned devil had lied to him about abilities he was supposed to have. “You t
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DEVYN “Nice shoes Dev!” The wolf frowned as he lowered himself into the bus seat. Connor smirked at Devyn’s wedges from the seat in front of him, and it made Devyn wonder if he was being sarcastic or not. A swat from Brienne aimed at the human’s head helped with that. “Leave him alone. I think they look great on him,” the girl scolded. “Ow! Hey, I was being nice!” Connor protested as the bus rolled away from the school. Devyn grunted, leaning against the window. H
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Reinard- The Pain of Abandonment
Yeoldebard commented on Yeoldebard's story chapter in Reinard- The Pain of Abandonment
The choices they've made are starting to add up. Turning around would have been so simple, and no one would have blamed him. But Reinard's stubbornness is not to be dismissed lightly. Even if Galen does show up, we have to wonder if Reinard would accept his intrusion on his self-forced loneliness. -
“Are you sure you want to do this?” Reinard shrugged helplessly, staring at his feet. His suitcase was packed beside him, the fox almost insulted at how fast Galen had packed it. As though the Egaro couldn’t wait to get rid of him. The tiger himself was missing, their goodbyes already said. Themis leaned against the door, not taking a step into the house. It was some weird tiger thing. Supposedly if she didn’t step into the house she wouldn’t have to eat Galen’s food. Reinard didn’t un
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ELIAS Before his eyes, Yona fell once more, cut down by a murderous petitioner. The musket gleamed on the stranger’s shoulder, smoke billowing from the end, and Elias felt his grip tighten on the dagger in his hand. A deep painful breath, and the memory shifted. Cast out of Alkenstar for murder, with nothing more than a whispered name to guide him. The amurrun stumbled under dehydrating heat, not daring to lament the loss of his mother. Tears were precious here, liquid that coul
