Ander - Part 2: Subchapter 19

Me and my parents lived far away on the outskirts of the village back then, practically in the cora's shadow, and i would often go into the woods to get away from them."

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Ander - Part 1: Subchapter 1

The sun shone through the thick branches and threw dancing spots of light across the forest floor, despite the thunderclouds gathering above the cora, their protector mountain. it was a beautiful scene, but one he couldn't enjoy.

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Ander - Part 1: Subchapter 12

"because, father," ander said, ignoring banno's growls, "this fox didn't just fall out of the sky, nor was she spat out by the cora. she must have family somewhere, maybe even a whole tribe, like ours.

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Ander - Part 4: Subchapter 29

By the cora it itches!" banno screamed, digging his claws into his stump, scratching that damn itch to death. rivulets of blood poured over his fingers in warm torrents, and... and it _did_ feel good.

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A dream...

"i said maybe cora will let me spend the night" i repeated "really?! i hope so!" "it would be so much fun!!!"

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Ander - Chapter 7, Subchapter 20

For the love of the cora just shut up and i'll tell you, damn!" "hehe." torjo stared into the fire and tried to gather his thoughts.

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The Lovably Hated Youth - Chapter one: Not Stupid, But not Smart

"this is cora, she's in my english class, be nice." rudy looked at silver with a grin. "i'm always nice!" joe looked at her while passing rudy a lighter. "so are you coming tonight as well?" cora looked confused at the quesion. "coming where?"

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Ander - Chapter 1, Subchapter 17

With its extra eyes and stony maw, the cora always made him feel uneasy. near his cot, suspended over another candle, was a metal ball filled with water.

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Ander - Chapter 3, Subchapter 27

I swear it to the cora..._ _i will make you pay..._

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Ander - Chapter 6, Subchapter 51

And that face, by the cora, that hideous, awful face. no face was supposed to look like that. no matter the angle, no matter the dividing line, no side was symmetrical to the other.

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Ander - Chapter 5, Subchapter 34

The cora knew how cold these winter nights could g - she walked right into something hard and solid, something that should not be there.

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Ander - Chapter 3, Subchapter 15

"ander, you stand at the feet of the cora, who sees all. you stand before your family and the entire tribe. you stand here accused of many crimes. do you understand?" "i do."

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