mischief and craft; plainly seen - 21.13
Chapter creeps through the abbey dorms, scratching on doors and tapping on stone, disturbing the sleepy nuns within, until somebody chases it off with a broom. And here it is! Another chapter, another spooky Sharrowford sunset (well, okay, Brinkwood sunset), and ... Zheng is here. Zheng is hungry for revenge. Zheng is going to cause problems on purpose. A small crisis for our squid-angel! Let's see how she navigates this one, and maybe, just maybe, Zheng needs some attention too. Poor Zheng. On with the show! Hope you enjoy this one, dear readers!
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This week's password is 'hyaenidae'.
Epub version also attached!
Comments (4)
Heather can be quite the pervy little squid sometimes. All 7 of her minds lost in a steamy pink mist.
She's just enjoying the sights! And to be fair, she was rather blindsided there. She's weak to this kind of thing. All of her are weak to it.
Nun the Wiser chasing off our poor squeaking, scrabbling chapter with a broom, how dare she! ... I'm imagining Sister Michael from Derry Girls, actually. TYFTC! Edit: No typos detected. And I think giving Zheng the naming is inspired; TY
Oho, Derry Girls! Haha, I quite like that mental image, thank you. And you're very welcome for the chapter, glad you enjoyed reading it! And no typos, hooray! Heather had a stroke of genius there, indeed; after all, she helped name a then-nameless demon once too, didn't she? And that worked out rather well.