The Ghosts of Blood And Innocence
“To be sure, she rarely experienced self-awareness, except for those occasions when she ran across her captive guest in the labyrinth of the library. She had seized Ponclast from Fulminir, at Pellaz’s request, without really thinking that afterwards she’d be sharing her private realm with another living being. Not that he was any trouble; her realm stultified emotions. Whatever rages had torn at Ponclast’s soul were quelled now, but he still had memories of them. When Lileem looked into his eyes..., she was reminded of what she’d been. She saw in his gaze a receding echo of all those hot troubled feelings that had plagued her life. It was good to be rid of them, to be so complete and sure. Ponclast had adapted as well as any living creature could to existence in Lileem’s realm. She called it hers, because she believed that in some way she had created it. As she roamed the library galleries beneath the silver sands, she felt affinity with the great stone tablets that contained all the knowledge of creation.MoreLess
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