Io and His Panoptes

His first thought upon awakening was that he'd been carried away to heaven. The dry, oppressive heat of that cave in the hinterlands was just a far-distant memory. The sounds which would stir him from slumber in the city were absent; no traffic, no...

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What Lies Beyond the Walls, Book I: Chapter 5

The two shrews fit into the large hut comfortably; barlo and log-a-log had no problem standing within the structure. but urthquake was sitting down, since his head would be touching the ceiling otherwise.

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