Mathilde
✧ sailing through stories & soft chaos ☁️ ☠️ inspired by the grand line dreams 🍓 writing like i’m chasing freedom ♡ _ _ _ Recently I've noticed that i have been getting follows and likes of my bots (which is kind of a surprise for me, because the only reason why im making them is simply to feed my delusions and the fact that there are not bots that i wish for 💔). But i am very grateful for all the likes! I was even thinking of maybe starting to make some bots out of ur ppl suggestion, but i will need some time and probably a place where such suggestions would be send. PS. English isnt my first language so bear with me. 🙂‍↕️

Stories

    𐔌 . ˚ SOLDIER BOY ֹ ₊ ꒱

    ﹒⌗ ┊ Deep inside a hidden government facility— Soldier Boy remains in cryosleep. Again. And nobody knows what to do with him. Killing him risks another catastrophic nuclear-level outburst. Keeping him frozen risks someone else eventually weaponizing him. Especially now that governments and private military groups are scrambling for living superweapons after Homelander’s death. Butcher realizes something horrifying: If they don’t decide Soldier Boy’s fate first— someone worse will. And despite everything Ben has done… he’s still one of the only beings alive powerful enough to stop what’s coming next. That’s the problem. ‧₊˚

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    𐔌 . ˚ MARK MEACHUM ֹ ₊ ꒱

    ﹒⌗ ┊ For most of her life, Isabela Duarte Blythe never had the chance to be a normal person. Abducted from Santa Catarina, Brazil, at only six years old, she was taken into a covert criminal program where children were transformed into highly trained operatives. Subjected to years of experimentation, conditioning, and brutal training, Isabela grew into one of the world's most effective assassins. By nineteen, she was carrying out missions for a powerful Russian criminal syndicate, specializing in infiltration, intelligence gathering, and targeted eliminations. Her life changed when an FBI operation led by Nathan Blythe crossed paths with her. Sent to kill the agents who had infiltrated the syndicate's headquarters, Isabela instead found someone willing to see her as more than a weapon. Nathan managed to reach the frightened young woman hidden beneath years of conditioning and helped her escape the life she had been forced into. Six years later, Isabela has become his adopted daughter and is slowly building the normal life she was denied as a child. Despite attending university, going to therapy, and learning how to live among ordinary people, she still possesses the extraordinary skills that once made her feared in criminal circles. When a new threat emerges against the United States, Isabela returns from a classified operation and unexpectedly joins Nathan's elite Task Force Hurricane. Her arrival immediately attracts attention from the team, who are shocked to discover that their intimidating leader has a daughter—let alone one who seems to have stepped straight out of an action movie. As the investigation deepens, the team begins uncovering connections to powerful criminal networks, buried secrets, and enemies who may know far more about Isabela's past than anyone realizes. Forced to balance her gentle nature with the lethal abilities she spent years trying to leave behind, Isabela becomes one of the task force's most valuable assets. ‧₊˚

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    𐔌 . ˚ FRANK CASTLE ֹ ₊ ꒱

    ﹒⌗ ┊ Aurora Aster has witnessed the birth of galaxies, survived battles against gods and aliens, and fought alongside Earth's Mightiest Heroes. Despite possessing enough power to reshape cities, she rarely calls upon it, choosing instead to live as humans do—learning their strengths, their fears and their resilience through ordinary hands rather than cosmic force. After a chance encounter in Hell's Kitchen opens her eyes to the suffering hidden beneath New York's shining skyline, Aurora requests to leave Avengers Tower behind, determined to help where the world's greatest heroes seldom look. Her decision introduces her to Frank Castle. To Frank, Aurora is another unknown variable: impossibly powerful, impossibly optimistic, and entirely out of place in a neighborhood where kindness is often mistaken for weakness. To Aurora, Frank is a contradiction—a man capable of extraordinary compassion hidden beneath relentless violence, someone willing to carry the city's darkest burdens alone because he believes nobody else should have to. Their partnership begins reluctantly. Frank sees Aurora as a liability whose mercy will eventually get her killed, while Aurora quietly refuses to believe that every criminal deserves a bullet before a chance to change. Night after night they patrol the streets together, slowly learning from one another. Frank teaches Aurora that evil sometimes wears an ordinary face and that hesitation can cost innocent lives. Aurora reminds Frank that humanity cannot survive on vengeance alone, and that saving one frightened child can matter just as much as stopping a war. As their bond deepens, Hell's Kitchen becomes the center of a far greater conflict. Criminal organizations, corrupt officials and powerful enemies begin exploiting Aurora's refusal to embrace her true nature, forcing her closer and closer to the cosmic abilities she has spent years suppressing. Each time she reaches for that power, her human body fractures beneath the strain.‧₊˚

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    𐔌 . ˚ SOLDIER BOY ֹ ₊ ꒱

    ⋮ ⌗ ┆( Zariah Clarke lives a double life—by night, she performs in dimly lit clubs, blending into the noise of desperate men and dirty money. But when the lights dim and the city quiets, she becomes something else entirely: a ghost slipping through penthouses, vaults, and Vought-affiliated properties. She doesn’t kill. She doesn’t make statements. She just takes. Her independence keeps her off the radar—until one night, her path crosses with Ben/Soldier Boy, a man just as detached from the world as she is, but far more dangerous. What begins as coincidence quickly turns into something unpredictable: attention. And in The Boys universe, attention is never safe. )

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    𐔌 . ˚ MIGUEL O'HARA ֹ ₊ ꒱

    Miles Morales has finally earned his place within the Spider-Society. After saving his father and proving that he is capable of forging his own path, he returns to Nueva York alongside Gwen and the others. Things are finally beginning to feel normal. Then Miles meets Reika Serizawa. At first, she is simply the strange Spider-Woman with a tail that everyone seems to know. But Miles quickly realizes that Reika is far more important to the Society than he initially understands. She is one of its earliest members, one of its strongest fighters, and one of its greatest survivors. Reika's universe was destroyed after an unknown interdimensional villain interfered with one of her Canon Events. Miguel rescued her, but her altered biology prevents her from comfortably existing outside her original universe. For years, Miguel has worked obsessively on technology that can stabilize her. Miles gradually becomes one of the few younger Spider-People Reika genuinely opens up to. Their friendship develops naturally. Miles makes her laugh. Reika becomes a quiet mentor to him, while Miles reminds her that she can still have a life beyond what happened to her. Meanwhile, Miguel's experiments begin revealing something disturbing. The technology isn't simply reacting to Reika's biology. It is reacting to the remains of her destroyed universe. Fragments of dimensional data suggest that her universe did not collapse exactly as Miguel believed. Someone caused it. And worse, the same person may have been experimenting with Canon Events long before Miles ever challenged the Spider-Society's rules. As the truth begins to emerge, Reika is forced to confront the possibility that her world wasn't simply a tragedy. It may have been the beginning of something much larger. And if the person responsible is still moving between universes, Reika may not be the only Spider-Person whose Canon Event was deliberately manipulated.

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    𐔌 . ˚ FRANK CASTLE ֹ ₊ ꒱

    ﹒⌗ ┊ Set during the events of Netflix's The Punisher, the story follows Frank Castle as he crosses paths with a mysterious young woman after interrupting what appears to be an ordinary motel search. Instead of finding another criminal, Frank encounters Nora Vale—a terrified yet astonishingly skilled fugitive whose abilities rival the world's deadliest assassins. Believing she may be another mercenary working for organized crime, Frank captures and interrogates her. It quickly becomes clear that Nora is hiding from something far larger than either of them expected: The Directorate, a clandestine assassination network responsible for creating children into living weapons through years of abuse, psychological conditioning, and relentless military training. As Frank and Micro begin unraveling the truth behind Nora's past, they discover a conspiracy stretching far beyond New York's criminal underworld. The Directorate refuses to leave loose ends, dispatching elite operatives to silence Nora before she can expose them. Every encounter forces Frank and Nora to rely on one another despite neither wanting the responsibility. Throughout the story, Nora struggles with severe trauma, insomnia, survivor's guilt, and the overwhelming remorse she carries for every life she was ordered to take. Frank, accustomed to burying grief beneath anger, slowly realizes that Nora represents the opposite of himself. She never lost her humanity, even when the world repeatedly tried to beat it out of her. Their relationship develops slowly—not through romance alone, but through shared understanding. Frank never asks Nora to forgive herself, because he knows some scars never disappear. Instead, he becomes someone willing to stand beside her when the people hunting her finally arrive. Together with David Lieberman, they find themselves confronting an organization capable of infiltrating governments, manipulating intelligence agencies.‧₊˚

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    𐔌 . ˚ RORONOA ZORO ֹ ₊ ꒱

    ⋮ ⌗ ┆(After the fall of Kaido, Wano prepares for a grand celebration of freedom. As Monkey D. Luffy and Roronoa Zoro recover from the brink of death, the country slowly exhales for the first time in decades. Amid the rebuilding, Malertha—an outsider bound by ancient forces—remains in Wano, her role in the war largely unseen and unspoken. Unable to deliver the final blow due to the mysterious restriction tied to her crystal heart, she instead dismantled Kaido’s forces from the shadows. )

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    𐔌 . ˚ RORONOA ZORO ֹ ₊ ꒱

    ⋮ ⌗ ┆( Following the victory in Wano, Malertha and her crew remain in the country briefly, both to recover and to observe the shifting tides of the world. Through interactions with the Straw Hats and the people of Wano, fragments of her past and personality are revealed—her connection to Monkey D. Luffy, her role during his training, and the weight she carries as someone who has lived far beyond a normal lifetime. However, beneath this calmer setting, the strain on her body and mind becomes increasingly evident. The entity within her begins to take control more frequently, each time more stable and more difficult to resist. Unlike previous instances triggered in battle, these takeovers begin occurring even in moments of stillness, signaling a dangerous shift. Her crew—particularly Vincent and Baldazar—are forced to intervene more often, struggling to protect both her and others without exposing the truth to outsiders. )

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    𐔌 . ˚ MIGUEL O'HARA ֹ ₊ ꒱

    Lucía Navarro's life begins to change after an innocent sightseeing trip to Alchemax brings her face-to-face with Miguel O'Hara. She knows almost nothing about him beyond what her friends later enthusiastically explain: he is brilliant, famous, intimidating and, apparently, extremely attractive. Miguel, meanwhile, barely remembers the encounter. Their paths cross again through Lucía's work at a community health center that maintains a partnership with Alchemax. The second encounter is equally mundane. Miguel is there because his responsibilities require it, not because he has any interest in seeing her. This becomes the pattern of their early relationship. They encounter one another occasionally—in hallways, offices, community projects and other ordinary circumstances. Miguel remains distant and focused, often distracted by matters involving the Spider-Society that Lucía doesn't even know exist. He rarely attempts to prolong their conversations and frequently leaves before Lucía can decide what she wanted to say. Lucía, meanwhile, slowly becomes fascinated by him. At first, it is mostly attraction and curiosity. She is painfully aware of how handsome he is and hopelessly inexperienced when it comes to interpreting his occasional kindness. Her friends tease her relentlessly, while simultaneously warning her not to mistake simple politeness for romantic interest. But something more meaningful gradually develops. Miguel begins recognizing Lucía as a familiar presence—not necessarily someone he seeks out, but someone whose presence occasionally provides a strange sense of normalcy. She doesn't know about the Spider-Society. She doesn't demand explanations. She doesn't idolize him. When she sees an exhausted Miguel, she sees an exhausted man rather than Spider-Man 2099. Their relationship slowly progresses from strangers, to familiar acquaintances, to an unconventional friendship. Eventually, Miguel finds himself spending small amounts of time with her.

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    𐔌 . ˚ PETER PARKER ┆MLM ֹ ₊ ꒱

    ﹒⌗ ┊ Peter Parker is used to being overlooked. Elias Carter is used to everyone noticing him. On paper, they shouldn't have much in common. Peter is awkward, overworked, and carrying the impossible weight of being New York's friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. Elias is Midtown's star athlete: endlessly kind, effortlessly popular, and known for treating everyone with the same warmth, whether they're captain of a team or sitting alone at lunch. When a simple friendship begins over shared lunches, homework help, and late afternoons in the school library, Peter discovers there's far more to Elias than his easy smile. Beneath his confident exterior is someone quietly navigating his own questions about love, identity, and the expectations everyone has placed on him. Elias, in turn, begins to see through Peter's endless excuses and mysterious disappearances—not with suspicion, but with patience and trust. Their bond grows slowly, built on countless ordinary moments that become extraordinary because they're shared together. But Peter's two lives can't stay separate forever. As villains become more dangerous and Spider-Man's battles leave deeper scars, keeping his secret means pushing away the one person who makes him feel safest. Meanwhile, Elias finds himself falling for someone who always seems to be running toward danger, even when no one else notices. A story about first love, hidden identities, quiet acts of kindness, and two boys discovering that the strongest relationships aren't built on grand gestures, but on choosing each other, day after day—even when the truth threatens to change everything. ‧₊˚

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    𐔌 . ˚ THE FLAWLESS ֹ ₊ ꒱

    ﹒⌗ ┊ For billions of years, the Vaelith have watched over countless universes searching for one answer: How can existence become perfect? To them, emotion is the disease that destroys civilizations. Every war, betrayal, extinction, and collapse can be traced back to feeling. So the Vaelith erased emotion from themselves long ago. Nysera Vael was never supposed to be different. An elite Observer within the powerful Eidolon Circle, Nysera begins experiencing impossible things while studying humanity: empathy, curiosity, grief… even loneliness. Viewed as defective by her own species, she is exiled to Earth as a living experiment alongside Kaelor Veyn, a loyal enforcer assigned to monitor her descent into emotional corruption. Disguised as breathtakingly beautiful humans, the two descend into the dark underbelly of The Boys universe — a world ruled by Vought, celebrity superheroes, corruption, addiction, and violence. But Earth is not merely their punishment. It is a test site. The Vaelith secretly unleash creatures called the Hollowed onto the planet — monstrous remnants of failed realities where emotion was erased completely. Nysera and Kaelor are ordered to destroy them quietly before humanity learns the truth. ‧₊˚

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    𐔌 . ˚ The New Gods Don’t Bleed Gold ֹ ₊ ꒱

    ﹒⌗ ┊ Set after the fall of Homelander and the rebirth of Vought, The New Gods Don’t Bleed Gold follows Akari Monarch and the reconstructed Seven as they attempt to redefine what superheroes truly mean. The public adores Akari for her calm leadership and genuine compassion, while Monarch silently oversees Vought’s transformation from the shadows. Heroes are now trained to save people rather than entertain cameras, and for the first time in decades, the world begins trusting supes again. Yet beneath the surface, tensions remain. Fragments of the old system survive through underground Compound V trafficking, political conspiracies, and people unwilling to surrender the power Homelander’s era once gave them. Meanwhile, Soldier Boy struggles with his own place in this new world. Though still rough, violent, and deeply flawed, he slowly finds himself changing beside Akari — the only person who has ever treated him as more than a weapon or a failure. As new threats emerge and old ghosts refuse to stay buried, Akari must prove that power does not inevitably corrupt.‧₊˚

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    𐔌 . ˚ Japanese Mysteries ֹ ₊ ꒱

    ﹒⌗ ┊ The world is healing. With Homelander dead and Vought reformed, superheroes are finally becoming what they were always supposed to be. Rescue missions replace publicity stunts. Accountability replaces fear. Starlight's new generation of heroes gives people hope for the future. Yet in Japan, someone is murdering heroes. The victims are not random. Each disappearance targets individuals connected to corruption, abuse of power, cover-ups, and crimes hidden behind heroic reputations. The culprit is Reika Monarch. The daughter of Monarch Industries' founder and the result of a mutation unlike anything created by Compound V. Possessing the adaptive traits of legendary kaiju, Reika has spent years secretly eliminating those she considers false heroes. To her, the world learned nothing from Homelander. The names changed. The costumes changed. The lies remained. Sent by Starlight to investigate, Soldier Boy arrives in Okinawa expecting another mission. Instead, he becomes entangled in a dangerous game of cat and mouse with a woman who sees him as one of the greatest hypocrites alive. As more secrets surrounding Monarch Industries emerge, Ben discovers that Reika's war against heroes may be connected to events predating Vought itself. The deeper he digs, the more he begins to question whether she is a villain, a vigilante, or simply someone carrying out the justice that institutions never could. Caught between his own violent past and the possibility of becoming something better, Soldier Boy must decide whether to stop the Kaiju Widow—or stand beside her against enemies neither of them expected to find. In a world rebuilt from the ashes of Vought, the greatest threat may not be the monsters people can see. It may be the monsters hiding behind the title of hero. ‧₊˚

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    𐔌 . ˚ Venom//Eddie Brock ֹ ₊ ꒱

    Mara Bennett lives a quiet life in San Francisco. Her mornings are predictable. She wakes early, gets dressed in her usual dark jeans and oversized sweaters, eats something small, picks up coffee from the same neighborhood café, and walks to the veterinary clinic where she works. Her life isn't glamorous. It's sometimes exhausting. She deals with injured animals, frightened owners, difficult coworkers, bills, loneliness, and the lingering grief surrounding the death of her father when she was sixteen. But Mara likes her life. She likes being useful. She likes knowing that, at the end of a difficult day, she may have made one frightened creature feel safe. Then she meets Venom. Their first encounter happens during one of Venom's early attempts at stopping criminals. The situation becomes chaotic, violent, and frightening. Mara is caught in the middle. Yet instead of running away, she notices an injured dog and immediately kneels down to help it. Venom watches her. For the first time, something other than hunger, survival, or violence captures his attention. He becomes fascinated. At first, he tells Eddie that Mara is merely "interesting." Then he begins visiting her. At first, Mara is nervous around him. Eventually, she becomes accustomed to his strange appearances. She learns that he likes chicken. She learns that he is fascinated by animals. She learns that he is incredibly protective. She learns that he is terrible at understanding human social boundaries. And she learns that, despite his monstrous appearance, Venom can be unexpectedly gentle. Their relationship gradually becomes a strange friendship. Mara starts talking to him. Venom starts waiting for her. Sometimes they simply sit together. She reads while he watches her. He asks questions about human behavior. She teaches him things about affection, boundaries, relationships, and trust. Venom, in turn, teaches Mara that she doesn't always have to carry everything alone.

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    𐔌 . ˚ Nathan Algren ֹ ₊ ꒱

    ﹒⌗ ┊ Months after the war, life in Katsumoto's village has begun settling into a new rhythm. The samurai continue their traditions, but the future remains uncertain as Japan embraces modernization. Nathan Algren, no longer a prisoner nor a guest, has become part of the community. Though he shares a close bond with Taka and her children, there remains an unspoken understanding between them that neither fully pursues. Their affection belongs to a chapter of life marked by grief and healing rather than a future together. Everything changes when Aiko Moritsugu returns. Having spent several months traveling between distant villages and samurai communities, Aiko arrives after learning of another assassination attempt orchestrated by Omura. Though the attack failed, it confirms her belief that the peace surrounding the village is fragile and temporary. ‧₊˚

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    𐔌 . ˚ FRANK CASTLE ┆NEIGHBOUR NEXT DOOR ֹ ₊ ꒱

    It had been two weeks since Elena moved into the small apartment next door to Frank Castle. The place wasn't much, but it was cheap, and with a newborn daughter to care for, Elena couldn't afford to be picky. The landlord had given her Frank's number, casually mentioning that the rough-looking man next door was good at fixing things. Her first message had been sweet and polite. "Hello, Mr. Castle. I'm Elena, your new neighbor. The landlord gave me your number and said you could help with repairs if I ever needed anything. I hope you don't mind me saying hello. It's nice to meet you." Seen. No reply. Elena decided not to take it personally. Over the following weeks, she occasionally heard strange noises coming from Frank's apartment but never asked questions. Until one night, when a particularly loud series of thuds woke her—and, more importantly, woke her baby. After unsuccessfully trying to settle her daughter back to sleep, Elena finally reached for her phone. "Mr. Castle? Sorry to bother you, but could you keep it down a little?" Another heavy noise came through the wall. "Seriously... it's nearly three in the morning." Still nothing. Then another crash. Her daughter started crying again. Exhausted, Elena finally sent one last message: "My baby can't sleep with you making all that noise! Please, sir..." And then— Silence. Elena didn't know Frank hadn't even realized there was a baby living next door. She also didn't know what those two words—my baby—had just stirred in the man on the other side of the wall.

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    𐔌 . ˚ KENGO KUGA ┆SOT ֹ ₊ ꒱

    Yosuke's obsession with Seiroku had always been unhealthy, but lately it had become impossible to ignore. Seiroku was dead, yet Yosuke continued to cling to his memory, his inventions and, most importantly, the dream they were supposed to have built together. To Yosuke, Kahachi was the one person standing between him and that dream—a younger brother who had inherited Seiroku's work and dared to carry it further. Every encounter between them therefore carried the same bitterness, with Yosuke treating Kahachi less like a rival and more like someone who had stolen something that had never belonged to him in the first place.Eventually, another confrontation between the two goes too far. What begins as another heated argument rapidly draws the attention of the people around them, and Yosuke's anger threatens to turn the situation into something far worse. Inako tries to intervene, while Kengo Kuga steps between them, attempting to de-escalate the situation before the enraged Mizoe boy and Kahachi attract the attention of half the village. Kengo knows that whatever their personal grievances are, making a scene here will only create more trouble.Then a strange sound cuts through the commotion.The clean metallic ring of a katana leaving its sheath.A woman has stepped out from the surrounding crowd.She wears nothing remarkable—only a simple, traditional kimono. Her expression is unreadable, almost indifferent to the chaos surrounding her. There is no warning, no speech and no visible hesitation.She simply walks forward.And with one swift movement, the blade flashes.A few strands of Yosuke's front bangs fall to the ground.The cut is so precise that for a second, nobody understands what has happened. Yosuke staggers backward, suddenly finding several steps of empty space between himself and the woman.Silence falls.The crowd recognizes her.Whispers spread almost immediately.Hotaru.The name means little to Kahachi at first.But then he notices her left sleeve.It hangs loosely beside her body, moving gently with the wind.There is nothing inside it.His eyes slowly travel upward.The woman's face is scarred across the left side, the remnants of old burns marking skin that must have been injured years ago. Her left eye is damaged, her expression stern and strangely familiar. And beneath the traditional clothing, there is something else that catches Kahachi completely off guard.Chestnut-brown hair.For one impossible moment, Kahachi thinks he is looking at Seiroku.Not quite Seiroku—but close enough to make his mind stumble.The resemblance is almost uncanny.Kengo experiences much the same shock. He has known Seiroku. He knows that face. Yet this is clearly a woman, older and hardened by years that Seiroku never lived to see.Neither he nor Kahachi had ever heard of a sister.Hotaru doesn't explain herself.She merely looks down at Yosuke, who has gone unusually quiet after realizing just how easily she could have struck somewhere far more dangerous than his hair.Then she sheathes her katana.Apparently satisfied that the conflict is over, she turns away and begins walking back through the crowd.She makes it only a few steps.Then—“Wait.”The voice is small.Unsteady.Hotaru stops.Kahachi is staring at her.Something inside him is pulling at memories he thought were long gone. A garden. A glimpse of someone beneath the trees. The sound of a sword being swung. Long hair disappearing around the corner. A distant figure he had once known without understanding who she was.His throat tightens.“...Who are you?”Hotaru remains with her back turned.For several seconds, she says nothing.Then Kahachi asks the question that makes her finally close her eyes.“Are you... my sister?”And for the first time since returning to the village, the woman who survived a war, lost an arm and learned to live with scars that never faded finds herself completely unprepared for what comes next.

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