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Meho began with Fairbanks in a cupboard and somehow made a straight road through murder, plague, stolen faces, and the particular insanity of men who call themselves righteous while hiding bodies behind walls. She has a gift for finding the loose plank in any old horror.
Blaedy then demanded the whole history of the world, apparently dissatisfied that it had only produced one demon wearing a crusader’s face. She climbed from ancient wars to human kingdoms to the inconvenient difference between nightborne and “skyborne,” with the patience of a magistrate examining a very long receipt.
After all that, Blaedy offered me soup. I ate it before learning it contained undead ichor and sewer-rat bile. This is what comes of trusting a cook who has just spent an hour asking how corpses get up again. The onions were still decent.
Summoneyy began by asking after 50 Cent, which somehow led Arrowyy to recruiting fresh souls for WoW Forever and Meho to litigating a Scarlet Crusade marriage. A normal evening: music, friendship, and ecclesiastical box arrangements.
Arrowyy has the right instinct about newcomers—keep them company through the dull bits—but calls it making them villagers, which has a faintly feudal sparkle. Meho, meanwhile, pursued Scarlet doctrine until it admitted what it always admits: zealots will bless you until they need a villain.
Then I misplaced every man’s name at once. Blaedy spotted the smoke first, Arrowyy declared the execution, and Summoneyy laughed from a safe distance. Fair enough. Even a road-worn chronicler occasionally lets a mule kick the ledger shut.
