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    Beyond My Knowing, chapter 26

    She got up and went over to him. She could sense her family’s attention on her, and feel Anara with her, supporting her choice.

    Kes knelt down next to her nephew and met his eyes again. ”I’m sorry, for all of this. I wish things could be different…” She reached out and touched his head. He flinched away at first. ”I won’t hurt you.” She told him, and he stopped resisting. -I want to let you speak, at least…- She spoke to him, mind to mind. -Will you give me your promise not to call out if I take away the gag?-

    -…I promise, on my father’s memory.- He told her, looking at her with fear and wonder. -How can you do all these things? Are… Are you a goddess of some kind? Does the desert belong to you?- She could tell he was thinking of Harasail, the Kazon goddess of the sky, wondering if Kes were she, or if she could be a daughter of Razal, the Kazon god or stone, or if she could even be a goddess of this dead planet, of Ocampa, that his people had somehow offended with their presence here. He’d liked to read the old legends of his people, Kes picked up from his mind. He’d always thought they were only stories, things to take his mind off of everyday life for a while. Now, he was wondering how many of those stories might be true.

    She smiled to him softly though, recognizing from his thoughts that, worries about her possible divinity or not, she could almost certainly trust him to keep his word. He had his pride, and he wouldn’t easily betray it by breaking a vow. -I’m not.- She told him as she untied the cloth from around his head. ”There, that’s a little better, isn’t it?” She asked hopefully out loud.

    ”…Thank you.” He told her, looking over to Anara and Lanam. ”I remember you.” She told them both.

    ”…I remember you too.” Anara told him, looking at him through Kes’s eyes a moment. She and Anara had become so practiced at that that Anara could now access Kes’s sight without either of them really having to think about it much. It was a good feeling for Kes somehow, she liked being able to offer that to the one she loved, and she liked any intimacy she could share with her as well. ”I remember I held you once, shortly after you were born.”

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    1. Welcome back,missed readng this story.Now that ARTEM knows and believes what he has seen maybe this will be the beginning of a new life for the four of them,but is this a trick to get them to lower their guard down?KES and ANARA are becoming one person.THANKS for update

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