Ch 18 – Buu
Harvest 11, 855 Neither of them slept after the first nightmare. Buu sat at the edge of his bed, fully […]
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 17 – Sister Moon
Harvest 11, 855 As her blow fell, Sister Moon shrieked with rage and triumph. This boy — this mortal, Zadyan
Ch 16 – Buu
Harvest 11, 855 Buu did not like the moaning wind that gave the Aching Wood its name. He found it
Ch 15 – Buu
Harvest 10, 855 Buu sniffed his new clothes before he put them on. They stunk of soap, chemical, and flowers.
Ch 14 – Grimm
Harvest 10, 855 The boy would be relatively safe within a place of walls, Tuag knew. He would rejoin with
Ch 13 – Buu
Harvest 10, 855 Buu almost collapsed with relief when Three Lakes University’s towering timber walls came into view. Working with
Ch 12 – Buu
Harvest 8, 855 Buu slumped onto a log, holding his hands out to the meagre fire he and Aru had
Ch 11 – Buu
Harvest 8, 855 Buu shivered, drawing his cloak tighter around himself and shuffling close to the iron brazier and its
Ch 10 – Buu
Harvest 7, 855 “You can’t go anywhere with that monster on the loose,” Uncle Kavir shouted, red-faced. Buu flinched as
Ch 9 – Buu
Harvest 5, 855 Buu flinched as another distant scream punctuated the night. They grew fewer and further between as the