#yerrininae

Kane to Afafrenfere is like "You've fucked before, right? Okay, so you need to edge yourself." (Why are there so many orgasm analogies in this book? First this, then the primordial)

"Whimsy I accept." Do you, Kimmuriel? Do you?

Malagdorl is out here trying to kin his grandfather (and because it's better than the incest I'm shipping him with Ravel now because of the wink, enemies to lovers arc) Also I swear in Maestro Tsabrak was called one of Zeerith's sons, but even if he's "only" her nephew, the Xorlarrin's do not get to be judgmental about that. (ALSO BRACK'THAL, THIS ISN'T EVEN THE FIRST TIME, RAVEL YOUR FATHER WAS YOUR HALF-BROTHER)

Good to see that Ravel and Saribel have like an actual sibling bond though, they're the only normal people here

Oh so Catti-Brie is just entirely out of the loop on what's happening. I get that they were dealing with stuff, but really, nobody told her anything

Idk why but I feel like the dynamic between Beniago & Kimmuriel should be "Is that your human-sona? That's cringe" "You're cringe" *cut to Kimmuriel 'I wish I was born an illithid' Oblodra staring at himself in the bathroom mirror* (he would never allow himself to actually cry)

Not Afafrenfere pulling an Obi-Wan, ffs stop killing(?) characters I like (obviously Drizzt wouldn't stay "dead", he's the main character)

Yay, Dinin's back. Also unless stated otherwise I will assume that Yerrininae is also one of the driders that was turned back, he's totally fine

(So it is technically possible to turn a vampire back into a living person, very interesting thing for my tav to be vaguely aware of when it comes to Astarion.)

(Might skim through the German version that I found sometime soon, to see how they translated stuff. Also completely unrelated, but I bought a French fantasy book because I thought the cover was really pretty & there's no translated edition and now I gotta figure out if I still remember enough French to read it or if I need to learn again.)

Reading every d&d book progress: 37 (3,06%)