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Just before confronting the Radiance along with her sibling, Hornet is taken captive by a creature far beyond her understanding. Now, she must both plan her escape and reconcile with the revelation that the world she believed she knew is much larger and more mysterious than she ever assumed.
(Based off the DAIHK comic by Lilybug02 on Tumblr)
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Vessels are immortal beings made from god and void. They do not get sick. Their wounds do not get infected.
What do they do when their sister, made mortal, falls ill?
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Hornet gets sick, hides it, and immediately gets injured as a consequence. Ghost and Hollow have no clue how to take care of her. They very much do not figure it out.
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Hornet climbed to the peak of the Citadel, and took the place of Grand Mother Silk. Now what? Will she become the Queen the weavers hoped for? Will her pale nature take over, and make her a new despot over Pharloom? Will she even wake up?
Whatever happens, Lace has to figure out what she is going to do about it before she watches everything she and her Mother worked for collapse beneath her feet.
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It's all Keep Myself Safe this, Unalive myself that, until one has to contend with the realities of such things.
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Hornet and Lace journey to the Kingdom of Hallownest to search for Hornet's left behind sibling, the location of whom she does not know. Lace doesn't understand why she is alive after trying to fashion her own passing, but she lives nonetheless.
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“Are you well?” It was a loaded question. Hornet had just brought Lace’s world crashing down on top of her, unraveled everything she had ever known. How could Lace possibly be well?
“How considerate of you, spider, to ask only now.” Lace’s tone held some degree of bite, but Hornet could tell that she was exhausted by her time possessed by void. “Not when you stole Mother’s affections, not when you shredded my pathetic shell and crushed my desires, but only now.”
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The aftermath of Pharloom's severing from void.