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“Exactly, Fourth Prince.” Bashasa looked pleased. He squeezed Kai’s shoulder approvingly. That was a little better. Kai nodded. “You want us to kill the Doyen.” “No, Kai, no,” Bashasa said hastily.
No murder kai. Bad
“You could be a leader. A leader of Witches.”
What are we, some sort of witch king squad?
“You want me to kill the Doyen and take their place?”
No kai bad kai no murder kai
When you were Kai-Enna, did it seem that she lacked empathy for those who were different from herself?” Kai stared at the carved wood of the couch’s platform, tracing the line of a kingfisher’s wing. “I didn’t think so.”
Kai honey she lacked empathy for you
His cheeks were a little flushed. Kai wondered if he had found this nice too.
Very cute
Yes, I did, Kai thought bitterly. I helped raise you and I helped raise Bashat, and look how that turned out.
Oh
Half drifting, Kai slurred, “Bashasa.”
Oh kai
Kai sighed and gave up. “Come here,” he said, and when Dahin dragged his feet reluctantly over, Kai hugged him. Dahin huffed in surprise.
kms
“I want to stay with you,” he said into Bashasa’s neck.
“Ah, good,” Bashasa said, his breath warm on Kai’s ear. “We will stay together then.”
KILLING MY SELF
