The Velvet Water - Chapter Forty-Three: Sleeping
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A chapter from a fantasy serialized story titled "The Velvet Water" where the character Delph wakes with a headache in a new location. Lyre and Hen discuss their temporary shelter — the Witling Woman's house — which Lyre discovered during a visit to the village. The chapter continues the narrative of this Bl (Boys' Love) community series on Tapas.
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· 5 pulledDelph woke once more to a pounding head, and a stranger at his side.
"How did you know of this place?" asked Hen, collapsing into a comfortable chair by the fireplace.
"It came to my attention yesterday," Lyre replied, "When we visited the village."
"This is the Witling Woman's house..?" she asked.
"She isn't using it," Lyre reasoned, "And there isn't an inn an
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