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The duo of Moo and Brisket had grown to a trio, now that Liiah was with them. To Brisket’s relief, the two high-energy anteos balanced each other out, rather than exponentially increasing their trouble-making. Having a partner to bounce ideas off of (at least, one that was as eager as they were, unlike Brisket) gave them a chance to pause before jumping straight into whatever scheme they’d come up with. They could talk each other out of their most ridiculous ideas, or give Brisket more ti...

Brisket and Moo had made their way to the edges of the dead city—quite a misnomer, if you asked Brisket. The city was far from dead. There was plenty of life… Too much life. Scent boundaries covered every piece of asphalt, and the two young anteos couldn’t seem to go anywhere without accidentally stepping over one and making someone very, very angry. That was why Brisket was trying to lead her friend out of it, and she hoped they were nearly there. They were still on a paved roa...

As dawn broke over Isla Kela, a strong wind blew up from the coast, bringing with it the salty scent of the sea. Cassia breathed it in deep; it was something that he could never smell in Atlantis, even after the water started pouring in. “I suspect this isn’t your first time on the surface, Cassia.” Cassia didn’t hide his grin as he led Mikhail across the windy moor. “Not everyone wanted to drown with a bunch of crumbly old buildings.” ...