Author: Jess Mahler
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Planting Life in a Dying City (S4: Kyawtchais, Season Finale)
…when ey reached the gate, Kolchais and Lefeng were waiting for em. Kolchais held a skein of yarn. It was nearly impossible…
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A Smear of Blood (S1, E3)
For three months, the Great Goddess trained Iberto. Not just hunt training, but also what it meant to be called…
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Planting Life in a Dying City (S4: Kyawtchais, E9)
Season Content Notes: (internalized) ableism Dinner was a pleasant memory and Kyawtchais had used up all eir fiber. Ey was debating whether to return to the SilentSpinner compound or stay there for the night. Kolchais had made it clear several weeks ago that ey was welcome, but Kyawtchais was still feeling eir way. Especially with…
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A Smear of Blood (S1, E2)
content notes: violence The surprising thing was that everything ached. Iberto had expected death to be stillness. But every muscle in his body cried its mistreatment, his hands and feet worst of all. At first, he could see nothing, but then a pair of eyes gleamed at him and he remembered. “Goddess.” Almost he slid…
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Planting Life in a Dying City (S4: Kyawtchais, Interlude: Lefeng)
Season content notes: (internalized) ableism The next day, Lefeng and the Spinner near-adult head out on the trail. Lefeng was surprised to find that ey had almost no knowledge of plant life. Ey was also completely uninterested in plant life until Lefeng connected it to animals — what different animals eat, use to make nests,…
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A Smear of Blood (S1, E1)
Content Notes: violence His feet and hands were shredded, but he barely noticed as he slammed into the altar. Unthinkingly, reflexively, he muttered a half-forgotten childhood prayer under his breath as he levered himself up. Angry muttering had him looking around in fear. He’d thought– hoped– the temple would help him. Protect him. He’d miscalculated.…