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Chapter strides across the burning sands, singing to the deep dwellers down in the loamy deep. And here it is! Another chapter, another chance for Heather to gather more information; it can't be that hard to get Jan to talk, right? She's hardly our heroine's foe. Heather has some difficult questions; but then again maybe Jan does, too. Hope you're enjoying, dear readers! And here's that link, for clicking, as always!

https://katalepsis.net/2023/07/29/mischief-and-craft-plainly-seen-21-6/ 

This week's password is 'biosynthesis'.

Epub version also attached!

Comments

HY

Heart's been struck through the heart!

Trip Space-Parasite

Wow, and I thought it was hard being Jan in the last chapter!

Trip Space-Parasite

I notice she didn't disclaim the sword being Excalibur. Also there are a lot of other characters in the Arthurian Mythos, many of them heroic and doomed. I wonder if a real Arthurian scholar could figure out who she is based on "January".

HY

She keeps going deeper and she doesn't like what she's finding down here!

HY

Indeed! She didn't say anything about the sword in her chain of denials. which was odd. There's a lot more potential people she could be (or be descended from), yeah!

Trip Space-Parasite

I don't think she's the Lady of the Lake, though (who IIRC is who ended up with the sword after Arthur). That seems more a Heart kind of role.

Trip Space-Parasite

She likes Lozzie! But maybe she doesn't like that she likes Lozzie.

HY

Well, she does have that sword, as if ready to hand it out to somebody else.

HY

She wishes Lozzie had less dangerous friends.

Trip Space-Parasite

I feel like that's not giving Lozzie (created at least three new species, travels realms inimical to human life and comes back with hickies) anywhere near enough credit!