Threads Of Destiny(Eastern Fantasy, Sequel to Forge of Destiny)

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[ ] He is MY child, whatever his origins or secrets, and whatever his choices.

C'moooon Kohatu soul graft. 🤞

Make the assertion spirit-biology true-ish, retroactively. Just jam that mother-soul in there it'll be fine.

It just won't feel like a proper liminal adventure if we get through it without traumatic soul damage, you know? I fully trust this half-mad half-dead muscle-brained lady to graft new spiritual matter onto us.

Nothing could possibly go wrong.
 
[ ] He is MY child, whatever his origins or secrets, and whatever his choices.

C'moooon Kohatu soul graft. 🤞

Make the assertion spirit-biology true-ish, retroactively. Just jam that mother-soul in there it'll be fine.

It just won't feel like a proper liminal adventure if we get through it without traumatic soul damage, you know? I fully trust this half-mad half-dead muscle-brained lady to graft new spiritual matter onto us.

Nothing could possibly go wrong.
I raise another possibility.

Kohatu, hearing the full and clear truth, gives us her blessings and explodes, speeding up LQs recovery and Zhengui's cultivation.
 
Horizon Blade learned to wield a sword as a writing stick, and elders cudgel, no matter how it made his hands bleed. Master learned denied things, weaving, carving, kin, learned present. Not only talons, ruin, futures. Soothed, wrapped his wounds.
Personally I found this bit quite interesting: why exactly were they denied and who was doing the denying? Why did learning to write make his hands bleed?
 
Personally I found this bit quite interesting: why exactly were they denied and who was doing the denying? Why did learning to write make his hands bleed?
Two people.

Horizon Blade is the author guy Xuan Shi was a fan of. He was trained as a sword saint/unperson kind of Way. Living his life in peace cause him pain because it was basically a violation of his Way.

Kohatu's master got the chance to learn the arts of society, of community, which he couldn't before because he was an outcast in his homeland.
 
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