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It was only after her mane had been all teased out that she trotted over to Cora's place. It was better this way: she'd been both dusty and sweaty after the long trek over. Now, Nue was practically a presentable elkh. The spa's employees had even helped her out of the mesh shawl she usually donned during training to help air circulate better and into the lovely star-studded one she and Cora had purchased together a few years ago. Designer Millo's work complimented her fur so well, and ...

Nue shook out her mane as she began to shift gears into a cool-down walk. The sun was rising higher into the sky now; shadows shrinking for the benefit of the Miatians who'd get to enjoy the upcoming day. Afternoon was the worst time to train under a desert sun, so Nue usually spent hers on some other kind of conditioning, on the cool side of whatever cliff or rock face she could find. Today, however, she'd scheduled time to make it over to Tama. The big race was approaching with much ...

Guiyue had long lost his sister to the bog's murk. He wasn't worried - not really. Certainly she mattered to him, but he could already see the true danger in his sights, which meant that she was not currently being accosted by it. Of course, when they'd agreed to separate, he'd thought he might have an advantage when it came to finding the corrupt kelpie; with his mastery over water, he knew which way it flowed. That was the reason he'd agreed, after all. Tennou had spent moons ...

Aarre was beside herself as she stepped off the train. What a ride - how stupendous! And to think she could make it all the way out to Kei without having to tire her poor hooves out on the way; that was the real treat. Of course she'd traveled to Kei before. The Queens' tale had a romantic appeal that any young elkh loved to hear, and to see the lush royal gardens in person was truly a treat. But Aarre couldn't say that she made a habit of the trip. Elkh, unlike human caretakers, could...