Marooned on Tashoo, Chapter 12
It also matters little to me that he considers my-ara and my-rora as family members and he would be protecting them as much as the village. his bravery here also means little to me. he is a uany and the uany are our sworn enemies.
Marooned on Tashoo, Chapter 17
One of the designs on the vest was the family crest of my-ara's family. i changed into the clothing and exited my room. rora and vamoo let out a whistle, a difficult task for the mory due to the shape of their lips.
Marooned on Tashoo, Chapter 22
XXII Chy, the Kootona (Day 154 on Tashoo) Sleep, the great rejuvenator. Sleep punctuated by dreams, wonderful dreams, pleasant dreams. Dreams involving a beautiful female with blue-blond hair, yellow-in-blue eyes and lion yellow skin,...
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....
Marooned on Tashoo, Chapter 11
He is questioned as to his worthiness to continue to live as a slave in the house of my-ara. xi trial of life or death (day 108 on tashoo) (morning) another nightmare. what do they mean? why do i have them regularly?
Extra Chapter: Good Fathers
"i'll always stand beside you . . . my ara."