luminosity of exposed organs - 20.15
Chapter crawls through clinging mud beneath the pounding rain, hunting empty trenches and cold foxholes, sniffing out hot metal life. But you know what, I hope Heather is having a better time than that! It's the final chapter of the arc! So many loose ends to tie up, so many wounds to heal, wounded to comfort, and ... well, I'll let Heather speak for herself. And then it's onto arc 21! And here's that link as always, dear readers:
https://katalepsis.net/2023/06/17/luminosity-of-exposed-organs-20-15/
This week's password is 'antipyretic'.
Epub version is also attached!
Comments (6)
I'm really looking forward to seeing Heather try and fix Evee's leg and hand. I'm imagining one of her tentacles opening up and latching on to the stub. Inside special appendages will open the healed over skin to gain access to the nerves and everything else, before then '3d printing' the rest of the limb. Kept thinking about how she would do it outside of just sticking her with her needle and injecting her with mystery juices(kinky). I don't know, I'm just looking forward to it. Thanks for the chapter!
Ooooh wow, that's quite a powerful mental image - and quite a big step for Evee! Heather might indeed be at the point where she could do something like that now, but it might be too risky for Evelyn. She's certainly going to be pressing the issue now that the danger with Edward has passed, wanting to help Evelyn before ... well, before the big one. And you are very welcome indeed! Very glad you enjoyed the chapter!
Evee got more books to read now, that won't end badly at all...
Evee in the corner of her room- Stay away, their mine 'hiss'! My pretty, prettys. My precious. They wants it, they wants the precious!
Woo! Also I'm glad the in-law approves even if the daughter is miffed. And I'm sure the fallout is quite a bit to handle... But yes, finally, that's done. Though the sword is still an unknown too. Part of a parallel story perhaps?
Yeah! Even if Sevens is not very happy about her father's tiny slice of involvement in all this, he did actually help, and that could mean a lot. As for the sword, ohoho, a parallel story indeed; we are unlikely to uncover the particular details there before the end of Book One, but I can promise a lot, lot more about Jan in Book Two!