Marooned on Tashoo, Chapter 23
XXIII Chy Charms the Anohachy (Day 163 on Tashoo) Fortunately, the hike home was just a short four kilometers; otherwise, the dead weight of Chy would have been totally unbearable and I didn't want Rora to have to explain why he carried a...
Marooned on Tashoo, Chapter 30
It is signed, 'zo-joola.'" i heard the voice of tanasha saying, "no wonder the ka'yno was so perturbed. normally, uany do not operate booths in the market, nor do they bring slaves with them. so, he is doubly perturbed.
Marooned on Tashoo, Chapter 31
XXXI Playing Tricks on the Spies (Day 234 on Tashoo) Tyarza and I worked steadily until lunch, during this whole time the warrior never moved from where he was standing and continually stared at us. I was tempted more than once to look at him,...
Marooned on Tashoo, Chapter 37
XXXVII Preparations (Day 369 on Tashoo) (Afternoon) As the three of us walked back to Ara's house, Naka asked me, "I cannot believe you succeeded in getting the Ka'yno to challenge you. That was your plan from the moment you walked into the...
Marooned on Tashoo, Chapter 36
When it was revealed to her that zo-joola, her norotha, was pregnant, she was so excited she temporarily forgot protocol and grabbed my hands and held them to her breasts.
Marooned on Tashoo, Chapter 17
XVII Sha'-Naky (Day 120 on Tashoo) The Mory are very pragmatic and don't mourn long for their dead. As a matter of fact, except for close friends and family, and those that fought alongside of them, nobody showed up at any of the burials of...
Marooned on Tashoo, Chapter 25
XXV Returning Home (Day 191 on Tashoo) I don't know how long I was unconscious, but when I came to, I saw a most frightful sight. Kyna was fighting, with sword and claw only, a Chakootoa, the most dangerous herbivorous animal on all of Tashoo....