Ander - Part 3: Subchapter 2

"father, i don't -" "kadai, where are you?" kadai turned his head and saw shekka shuffling towards them, a bowl of deer blood in her hands, her fingers dripping crimson.

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Ander - Part 3: Subchapter 12

Open your hand, kadai. finish it._ _but..._ _the first will be the hardest. if you can do this, you can do it all. open your hand, kadai. open it._ kadai opened his hand and the earth fell upon his daughter in a brown cascade. it felt like...

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Ander - Part 3: Subchapter 27

_i will get you back for what you did, kadai.

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Ander - Part 4: Subchapter 30

kadai blinked his eyes, and each time he did, the snakes became a little paler.

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Ander - Part 4: Subchapter 20

_oh kadai, you are such a liar_, he thought.

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Ander - Part 3: Subchapter 9

"kadai?" for just a moment, kadai thought it was the cora speaking to him.

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Ander - Part 1: Subchapter 6

kadai asked, looking ander up and down with his shrewd eyes, searching for any signs of weakness. "yes, i am sure," ander responded. then, after a moment's hesitation, added, "father." kadai nodded, satisfied, then spotted hezzi. "get up. now."

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Ander - Part 2: Subchapter 37

kadai pleaded, awkwardly holding his son in his big hands. "just, please talk to me!" sarah couldn't. she just couldn't. seeing kadai again was a torture even worse than the long road she had to walk to get here.

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Ander - Part 2: Subchapter 23

It happened the moment she felt kadai's lips lightly touch the top of her head. "kadai?" "shhh..." she could feel his pressure on her shoulders, pushing her down.

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Ander - Part 2: Subchapter 17

kadai shouted, killing the argument right there. "above all else, he hates fighting! there is no way he'll raise his hand against his own people!" "but, chieftain," garten said, "he already _has_." kadai sighed. "i know, i know..."

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Ander - Part 3: Subchapter 13

kadai whispered, looking left and right, his voice completely drowned out by the babbling of the river.

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