Ander - Chapter 6, Subchapter 4

nilia grabbed hold of the deadbolt and slid it back. "let's go."

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Ander - Chapter 8, Subchapter 4

nilia, hey -" nilia had circled around and was now poking her head through the gap between his legs. "seriously, what are you - nilia! niliaaaoooohh my gods!"

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Ander - Chapter 5, Subchapter 49

It was deeper, more raspy, probably as the result of crying all night, but it made nilia even more convinced that the wolf standing in front of her was _not_ danado. "why not, dan?" nilia asked.

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Ander - Part 6: Subchapter 18

nilia and mateo have been chatting for the better part of an hour, which was a bit strange, but it didn't really worry ander all that much.

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Ander - Chapter 6, Subchapter 28

nilia couldn't say for sure. she had spent almost her whole life actively avoiding emotion of all kinds.

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Ander - Chapter 7, Subchapter 78

_ nilia increased the pressure, biting down harder and harder.

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Ander - Chapter 7, Subchapter 32

As he came closer, nilia saw it was a wooden tent peg. "well, if it isn't nilia and ander! heroes of the foxes! the great backrollers!" he raised the peg above his head like a dagger.

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Ander - Part 6: Subchapter 187

nilia and mateo were lying on the floor in each other's arms, both of them only half conscious.

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Ander - Part 3: Subchapter 2

Yanek repeated, and garten and nilia, who were closest, started to pull the heavy gates apart one agonisingly slow inch at a time.

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Ander - Chapter 5, Subchapter 17

nilia asked, punching a training post hard enough to make the top vibrate. it was a bit scary to watch, actually, since hezzi couldn't stop imagining that post as his own head. not that nilia would ever ever hurt him, of course.

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Ander - Chapter 7, Subchapter 44

nilia screamed. "_put that out right now!

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Ander - Chapter 6, Subchapter 5

nilia, ander, sorrin, and salem approached the table. amos peered at each of them in turn. nilia already had the impression that this fox never _looked_ at anything, but always _peered_.

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