Tried and True, Chapter 262: Unique Patterns
Chapter 262: Unique Patterns
Tamaes had always loved God’s wordless writing. He touched the spirals of filigree swirling across the blade’s surface, delicate as yahavim threads, whirling like galaxies. “If I flew far enough, do you think I would find my secret name written in stars?”
“A pleasant idea.” Taweel flipped the sword over, and Omri flitted down for a closer look.
“Can you read them, Omri?” Tamaes asked.
The little angel gave the nearest whorl a pat, but if he knew, he wasn’t telling.
Taweel slowly sheathed his blade. “We need common names, more tents, and raiment.”
Tamaes’s lips quirked. “We need Loris.”
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