Be-Ho-Mi took the big leaves and set them near to the fire. Then she pulled out the leaf-bed from inside Anusee’s hut and put it over the big leaves. Then Be-Ho-Mi looked around, hoping no one was lurking around. She lay on her back on the leaf bed.
The unlight was young. Fire was still burning high. The flames gave her the warmth she needed. She looked at the sky. The twin moons were still there with their uncountable off springs. Be-Ho-Mi never wanted to have an offspring. She never wished to mate. She was never attracted to zolopts. Ever since she became a maid to De-Ne-Aa, her whole world was De-Ne-Aa until she met Anusee.
One light, Be-Ho-Mi, was loitering closer to the long beach that stretches from the Cursed Woods to the Dark Mountains. She was exploring the shrines on that side
