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@slayerk1d drew the deercats and living space ships from the stars are legion!!!

page 135/ chapter 15: “then we are a good pair” 147/ 17: zan wonders if das muni is staring at her with desire or actual hunger 148/ 17: das muni stays w zan, follows her 150/ 17: “I am yours.” 153/ 18: “It is not a terrible life, we can live here together.” 160/ 18: zan reacts to das muni’s face and das muni is 8( and I cried so that counts as a gay thing 167/ 19: they hold hands over the bridge 168/ 19: “I can lick you clean” -das muni, master of subtlety 171/ 19: zan notes that das muni doesn’t look away when she bathed. “‘Are you thirsty?’ I ask Das Muni. (…) She lowers her gaze. Nods.” 174/ 19: holds Zan’s arm 175/ 19: leans into her 176/ 19: leans her head against Zan 191/ 21: grabs at Zan’s suit 209/ 23: sits with (on?) zan 215/ 24: zan helps das muni clean up and is concerned about her 226/ 24: das muni takes zan’s arm, casamir is done with her clinginess 241+242/ 26: das muni sleeps on zan 260/ 27: “'I have more reason to trust her than you,’ I say.” 260/ 27: “'I would do anything for you,’ she says softly. ‘Don’t do it for me,’ I say. ‘Do it for you.’” 260-262/ 27: gut balloon scene 277/ 29: das muni takes zan’s hand. this is the last time she initiates casual physical contact with zan for the rest of the book 284/ 29: das muni sacrifices herself for zan 286/ 29: “'Why are you such a little fool?’ I say, and I press my head to her shoulder.” 293/ 30: das muni cares for Zan in the crystal caves 295/ 30: Zan notes that das muni isn’t being clingy for once 351/ 37: zan realizes that das muni knew who she was the entire time 353/ 37: “'I am yours, Lord,’ she says.” 353/ 37: “'No,’ I say. ‘You kill her, you kill me.’ 'You don’t care about her,’ (spoiler) says. 'Maybe some other version of me didn’t,’ I say, 'but I do.” 361/ 37: “When I close my eyes and think of love, it’s not Jayd in my mind now but Das Muni and Casamir and Arankadash.” 376/ 39: “'I was never happy there,’ she says. 'I didn’t fit there, either.’ 'You will now,’ I say. I take her hand. 'I have always loved you, Lord,’ she says. 'Just Zan,’ I say. 'I’m Zan, always.’

Tsal is a playful goddess, almost childlike in her demeanor. However, while not easy to provoke, Tsal's power is no less deadly. With Mas Marodi at her command, the goddess of wind could raze tows or uproot entire forests. Fortunately, she's never had cause to do so...