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The gods have killed all the witches.

Well, one of them still survives. And thankfully, her sisters were able to take many of the gods with them. But when a goddess resurfaces to take over the human world, will our heroine accept a call to stop her? Or will she prefer to be left alone and live a simple, peaceful life by herself?

And what will she do if others come expecting her to help? After all, Afena is known to have killed a god by herself. How can she escape that kind of reputation?

Afena Inarenta

She had to be. Otherwise, Rudsis would grow suspicious of his dreams, would tell Afena about it, and they'd realize that the sash he wore might have something to do about it. They'd get rid of it, and then Treni would not be able to infiltrate his dreams.

To be even more subtle about it, she was careful not to appear in the dreams she caused Rudsis to have. Not directly, at least. She'd make sure she was mentioned, or present in some way, but never starred directly in these dreams.

Unless they took a sensual turn, of course. If they did, she was sure to fulfill Rudsis' fantasies, and pleased herself at the same time.

This time, however, Rudsis seemed inclined towards fixing the world. Emissaries from the city of Scepter had been sent to Rudsis' city, Crown, to pray for his help. There were food shortages, and people were starving to death.

The Pieces, and Their Places