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It turns out that there was really not much point to making a schedule. Kas and Helen visit the witch clan whenever Helen feels like it, and stay as long as she wants, and go when she wants to be somewhere else, and it all adds up to plenty more time spent with the clan than away.
After the aquarium jaunt with Ranata, it's a little more than a month before they visit the clan again.
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"I'll go find her," says Ranata, and she gets up and flies away.
A while later, Castarilan leads Shura to where they've all been sitting; Ranata returns a minute later.
"Helen, what's wrong?" Shura asks.
A while later, Castarilan leads Shura to where they've all been sitting; Ranata returns a minute later.
"Helen, what's wrong?" Shura asks.
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"I got kidnapped by some scary witches from another clan and they froze Kas into ice and Ranata had to stab him to make him better!"
"How does stabbing make somebody better?" asks Shura, peering at Kas, who doesn't look very stabbed.
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Kas pets Helen's hair.
"It's 'cause I'm so peculiar," he says to Shura. "If somebody tries to kill me, I get better from things instead."
"It's 'cause I'm so peculiar," he says to Shura. "If somebody tries to kill me, I get better from things instead."
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Kalavar snuggles up to him.
Helen sighs and hugs Kas.
"I'm still scared," she murmurs. "Even though we're safe now, I'm scared."
Helen sighs and hugs Kas.
"I'm still scared," she murmurs. "Even though we're safe now, I'm scared."
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"You're helping now," says Kalavar, nuzzling him.
"And you reminded us the clan lands are blessed," says Helen, "that helped."
"And you reminded us the clan lands are blessed," says Helen, "that helped."
"Any witch who's any good at magic does a blessing of the lands when she gets to be about fifty or sixty," says Ranata. "They add up. I did one myself."
The queen does in fact do this.
The Ontario queen is not interested in defending her subjects; they are flown onto Olympic ground, trussed up and gagged, their daemons tangled up in nets with them. (While not as traditional as bows and daggers, nets are sometimes used for things like this.)
"Are these those who harmed you?" the queen inquires of Helen and Kas.
The Ontario queen is not interested in defending her subjects; they are flown onto Olympic ground, trussed up and gagged, their daemons tangled up in nets with them. (While not as traditional as bows and daggers, nets are sometimes used for things like this.)
"Are these those who harmed you?" the queen inquires of Helen and Kas.
