Ch. 38 – Idah
A muggy day in Growth, 935 The growing season hit Midormere like wildfire, heat rolling across the plains in buzzing […]
The Grimm and the Reaper
Buu Yati’s only hope of survival lies in controlling the death-spirit he unleashed—before it destroys everything in its path.
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Young Buu Yati, frail and burdened by poor health, longs to prove he’s more than a liability to his uncle. When his village is attacked by imperial forces, Buu is chosen as a sacrifice to appease a vengeful death-spirit.
In a desperate bid for survival, Buu inadvertently unleashes the spirit, which now haunts him, leaving chaos in its wake. Now, Buu must find a way to free himself from this dangerous and unwelcome companion.
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Ch. 37 – Buu
Free. Light. Comfortable. Buu grew aware of the mist around him without opening his eyes. He stood within a press
Ch. 36 – Tuag
Sleep 12, 855 The struggle for dominance among the humans entertained Tuag. The posturing, the brief, pathetic violence, the smell
Ch. 35 – Buu
Sleep 12, 855 Buu heard his name, spoken softly among a string of words his brain could not disentangle. Latching
Ch. 34 – Tuag
Sleep 11, 855 Tuag ran full speed across the snow, enjoying the flex and pull of his form. He stretched
Ch. 33 – Buu
Harvest 11, 855 Buu sat in a circle of open books, admiring the roundness of the arrangement he’d made. The
Ch. 32 – Dongers
Sleep 1, 855 Dongers didn’t like the dark. You never knew what might be waiting in it lately. He always
Ch. 31 – Buu
Harvest 52, 855 Buu started waking extra early to hustle to the cafeteria, scooping up the first serving of breakfast
Ch. 30 – Buu
Harvest 48, 855 Buu yawned as he entered the cafeteria, blinking as his eyes adjusted to the lanternlight. Students milled
Ch. 29 – Buu
Harvest 47, 855 The older boys didn’t comment when they saw Tuag trailing behind Buu as they arrived in the