1. COUERANNA'S CURSE: "Baltic Nightmares"

"Barsine Mandam's the vampire!" Valfreja Volsung could not believe her mother's words.

"Potential vampire, Freya," Hulga corrected her. "Etzel Sangati, Count Molech, was only a potential vampire, recall."

Freya's the golden-haired Volsung Summoning Child. Only newly become 17, she's been diagnosed as suffering from a terminal cancer. Her mother, Hulga Faust always Volsung, knows of her condition. Also knows she's carrying Count Molech's child. Count Molech, the stage name of Etzel Sangati, the Melanchlaeni Magician, was supposed to turn himself into a vampire, then turn Freya into one just as she was delivering his son. Won't happen now. Count Molech never got a chance to turn himself. He was killed in Rome two weeks earlier, on the 14th of January 1938. Barsine's among the members of the Galvin-Shekmet party who were lost in Africa toward the end of December 1937.

Besides her grey baby's likely incurable illness and no longer wanted pregnancy, that's something else that really annoys Horrid Hulga, as she's sometimes known. The Galvin-Shekmet party, which she partially funded, was in Africa, in the northeast corner of the Congo, searching for Cleopatra's Bath, the legendary Spring of Life or Fountain of Youth. She's pushing 60 and hates getting old. Medea Annulis, though, has offered her another solution, a dip in Aeson's Bath (from Ovid's 'Metamorphoses'). Hulga's not convinced Medea has all the ingredients. She's also not sure she wants to meet Medea's price. Forcing Freya to marry Medea's scatter-brained son, Apsyrtus, a Summoning Child like her Valfreja, seems too much to expect.

Freya and Hulga are staying at the von Alptraum estate on the Baltic Sea coast of Prussia. One of Hulga's two other daughters, Freya's much older half-sister Berchta, is married to the Baron Tyrtod von Alptraum ('von Alp'). Berchta is on Charan's Ark, the setting for some of the most important action found in 'Helioddity'. She's with her daughter by von Alp, Brunhild, the bronze-haired Volsung Summoning Child, and Sigurd, ostensibly Berchta's 7-year old son by Donar Lancz. (There's some suggestion Sigurd is actually Count Molech's son from a hundred moons earlier. The argument mitigating against that notion is Berchta didn't die having him.) Von Alp, an industrialist specializing in aerostatics (dirigibles and such like) is in Hamburg, where Hulga usually lives. Lancz, a higher-up in the Gestapo, someone reputedly close to Adolph Hitler, as is Hulga, lives in Berlin.

Hulga's other daughter, Astrid, born Faust, now von Blut, always Volsung, is also temporarily staying at the von Alptraum's estate. Her daughter, by Tyrtod von Blut, an officer in the German military and as such a veteran of the Spanish Civil War (one of Generalissimo Franco's German 'advisers'), is the silver-haired Volsung Summoning Child. Her name is Tanith. She, too, is on the Ark and, like her identically aged 'aunt', Valfreja, may be carrying Count Molech's child. Staying with Hulga, Astrid and Freya at the estate are the three Annulises: Medea, Summoning son Apsyrtus and her husband, his father, Jason. Doc Jay is a world renowned surgeon. He still has a faint hope of being able to cut out Freya's cancer. A very faint hope.

One of those staying there with the Annulises is Ramona 'Ray' Avar, 9, whose parents are still Rome. (Medea's slightly older sister, Ray's Mama Mata, born Sangati, become Avar, apparently attempted suicide on the Thirteenth and father Zygion Avar, who has relatives, including a sister, Rethra nee Avar Schroff, among the Germans associated with Hulga and the von Alptraums, has stayed behind to attend to Mata while she recuperates, assuming she does.)

Mata and Medea are gypsies. Their mother was the long dead Rhea, nee Ararat, become (Mrs Azrael) Sangati, who may have been Magister Joseph Mandam's sister. M+M's older sister was Olympias, born Sangati, become Kinesis, but always Ararat, who was last seen during the Simultaneous Summonings of 1920. Olympias was the mother of Megaera ('Hellion Grudge') now Zeross and Alexandros Kinesis (the Sorcerer's Apprentice, the Mithraic Persian, its Earth Magician), both of whom will be along as 'Coueranna's Curse' continues. Zygion is a now-impoverished Hungarian nobleman whereas Doc Jay is an Armenian who generally lives in Corinth, Greece.

The other person staying on the von Alptraum estate with the Annulises is Laodice Atreides. Yet another Summoning Child, Lao considers herself a Cretan, not a Greek. Her job is to look after Ray. Apsyrtus is in love with Lao, not with Freya. Unfortunately Lao is leaning toward Mesmer Hent, a Dutch-born Summoning Child she first met a couple of years before on Crete, which was when and where Mesmer's parents were killed caving. Now as good as an adopted von Alptraum, he too is staying on the estate with the Volsungs. Perhaps significantly everyone calls where they're staying Castle Nightmare.

There's a few others staying here as well. One is a misshapen, gnome-like hunchback by the name of Moses Callion. He's way older than even Hulga. Living there with him is his reputedly orphaned, great grandniece from Quebec, Jolene. Nicknamed Hush or Joli Blon (Pretty Blonde), she's only seven years old. Freya likes to sleep with her. Hush makes her feel better. Hush has some secrets, however. So does Callion. So do a number of others either living or staying on the estate.

Two of Hush and Callion's secrets are boys.

The pretty blonde, apparent seven year old was playing hide and seek in the woods with the two recently-become teenage boys, the brats as she referred to them, when two identical-looking, dark-haired gypsy women in their mid-thirties approached her.

It was a good thing the brats were the ones doing the hiding because she was not quite sure what to make of these two and knew that, if she had no idea what to make of them, they would have even less. Hell, they'd only been teenagers for a few days, and that only a couple of years after being alive, whereas she had been a teenager for years and years. In fact she was a teenager when she was exactly the same age as Freya, seventeen years ago.

"Hello, mommies. Mind telling me which one of you is Mommy Medea? Or are you here just to piss me off?"

They did not tell her so much as show her. And they did not piss her off so much as made her wet her pants. Joli Blon should not have felt bad about that. Suddenly seeing a winged, hen-headed, demonic cockatrice and a skinny, red-skinned young woman, one without a trace of a face, where two Medea Annulises had just been standing, would have had that effect on a lot of folks, -- even faerie folks!

Whereupon things proceed to get even weirder.

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3. COUERANNA'S CURSE: "Glowing Gonads"

There's action on no less than 4 fronts this time up, in Kore-Three: (1) Charan's Ark; (2) Hamburg, Germany; (3) the Black Sea estate of the Family von Alptraum; and (4) near Edinburgh, Scotland. On Charan's Ark, which is now steaming through the Red Sea toward Italian Somaliland, the Celestial Spook, aka the Horny Ghost (what's left of Celestine D'Angelo out here, Celeste Mannering on the Head), has been busy redacting the memories of everyone aboard.

What follows immediately is the version of events depicted towards the end of 'Helioddity' that, thanks to Cel-Spook, most everyone now believes is what really happened. The speaker is Tanith von Blut, the silver-haired Volsung. She's speaking to Jesus Mandam, Magister Mandam's only son. (Barsine Mandam, the potential vampire mentioned at the beginning of Kore-One is supposed to be his twin sister; certainly, even though they don't look at all alike, they were brought up as twins.)

"That's three-quarters of the problem, isn't it, Jess? No one remembers much of anything except calm seas and a pleasant voyage. Max [Maxwell Dre'Ath, Magus Maxius] and Will [William Tombstone, Kid Cemetery] don't remember wrestling in Aires [D'Angelo] and [John Sundown] Johnny's cabin, don't remember the floor giving way for no good reason, don't remember crashing into the games room, don't remember the fire already started by little Davy and Saul [Ryne], the one Brunhild [von Alptraum, the bronze-haired Volsung] and I supposedly put out using her clothes, and none of us, not even the Ryne brats, remember being rescued by Jerry [Jervis Murray, Dervish Furie] and Ginny [Virginia Mannering, Living Agate aka General Ginny Gemstone]."

Jesse doesn't buy it. He still thinks he died and rose from the dead three days later. Whereupon Tanith has an epiphany, recalls what really happened and as good as confirms that he did indeed die and rise from the dead three days later. Whereupon the Celestial Spook finally gets around to taking over Tanith (you can tell by the rainbow eyes) and speculates some more, to Jess, re whatever did happen to him. Could have been a number of things, she tells him. Also tells him that the titular Glowing Gonads refer to Old Joe's soul-sinks. (Which we knew from 'Helioddity' anyhow.)

Seems she's at the Magister's mercy. Seems Jesse's at her mercy. Seems Tanith's back to being Tanith before Cel-Spook can go all Horny Ghost on her, in her. Which annoys Jesse no end. Which is also why he takes to wearing sunglasses. (Cel-Spook doesn't just body bounce to folks of her own sex.)

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Next stop is Hamburg, Germany. Turns out, appearances deceiving, as they often are what with so many wizards and witches abounding on the Outer Earth these days, Old Joe did not fly there. Rather, he did not fly there via a series of airplanes, like everyone else in his entourage did. Old Joe, in case you've forgotten, is Magister Joseph Mandam. We first encountered him, at least to a major degree, in the last chapter of 'Helioddity'. Aka the Mithraic Magus, he's Jesse and Barsine's father of record. [Even if they weren't twins, they were definitely born on the same day, December 25, 1920.]

Because [Magister] Mandam detested modern man's overcrowded, noisy, smelly, entirely unsafe, and plain unpleasant modes of long distance transportation, Fisherwoman, Scylla Nereid, the illusion-casting, partially-trained, life-loving Anthean (and fully trained Athenan War Witch), she with the gills behind her ears, had used a glamour to take his place on the planes. She, looking like him, had gone into the bathroom after the last one landed but it was he who came out of it. Fish and Delphi would not be faraway, though. Old Joe tended to rely on them. His Fetishim aspect had a different opinion of Delphi, however. Dragon Joe thought a roasted porpoise-pomp would make fine eating.

For all intents and purposes, at least for all intents and purposes at the beginning of 'Coueranna's Curse', old Joe's taken charge of proceedings. He's the one who left Cel-Spook to her tasks on the Ark. He's also the one who sent a different band of brave hearts to Scotland (as we'll get to momentarily). He's brought quite the group of individuals with him to Hamburg. Not all of them are supranormals; a few are Trinondev Warriors of Weir. Their leader is Golgotha Nauroz. He's a clone. There are some other, very much younger, clones in Germany. We've met them already. Furthermore, we're to understand they were cloned by the same method.

The other thing about Golgotha is that the Magister refers to him as his Heliodromus (sun-runner, messenger to the gods). We've met a couple of other Heliodromuses previously. One was a devil (Djinn-Ghoster); the other was Agenor Heliopolis, the leader of the Black Rose of Anarchism and the presumed father-to-be of the Male Entity, Heliosophos (Helios called Sophos the Wise, who's been going by Ulysses Heliopolis since 1909 and who, some believe, was shot to death, his 11th, by Agenor on Aegean Trigon). A Heliodromus is the next to top rung of the Mithrant Brotherhood. The top rung is the Pope or Patrum. Guess who's playing pope? The Mithrants' actual pope, as it happens. Seems another word for the Mithraic pope is Magister.

Although the Magister and his entourage came to Hamburg to mend Mithrant fences, the Trinondevs have a more pressing issue. They want ==>

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Which brings us to Laodice Atreides, the object of so many people's desire. Truth told Lao doesn't appear this chapter. Neither does Hush Mannering, not even as Joli Blon. Hush's Gush does, though. So does one other, the same one other whose appearance at the end of Odd-15 ( which served as both Helioddity's epilogue and the prelude to 'Coueranna's Curse'). More on him momentarily.

First, to review again, Apsyrtus Annulis and Mesmer Hent fancy her, Lao, because she's so bright and darkly beautiful. Not to mention more than just slightly dangerous. Old Joe and the Trinondevs fancy whom they presume she has stuck in a prison pod, a Hellstone, concealed between-space. So does Cybele St Synne. The difference being the Trinondevs want to trade the prison pod containing Kore-Concord to Cruel Platoon, the Bull of Mithras, in order to get him to release their Master, Kyprian Somata, on Apple Isle. By contrast Cybele, Sedon St Synne's daughter, an overweight, though she prefers voluptuous, ever-ambitious, two-toned redhead, wants to take over the very same Kore-Coueranna so she can supplant the Bull and once again rule Ap Isle. Through Cybele, it should be made clear.

Strife (Marut Kanin, Kore-Eris, Kore-Discord) would like her power focus, Divine Coueranna's Tvasitar Talisman, the Little Green Apple of Eternal Youth, so-called because it never ripens. Strife believes, howsoever rightly or wrongly, it will lead to her regaining a physical form. There are other power focuses where Lao's staying, the von Alptraum's Baltic Sea estate, in what was then Prussia. They're contained in the Northern Tantalus, that of Aesgard. Prevailing wisdom has it Hush has hidden them, with or without the Northern Tantalus itself, somewhere only she knows between-space.

Appreciating where she is, and knowing what power lies within them, Cybele has had her father send in an expert to help retrieve them. This would be Hush's Gush (Aug the Dog, the male trickster, Augustus Nauroz, Auguste Moirnoir, Young Death to her Young Life). Augie quickly determines Hush is still Joli Blon, has just gone into some kind of funk such that she's wholly a little girl again, not some devil-devolved, demon-dusted, faerie fart who's been looking like a little girl for something like seventeen years. (Exactly the same amount of time he, Aug the Dog, has been Young Death to her Young Life, curiously enough.)

What's far more significant, plot-wise, than the entertaining converse he and Cybele have, is who Cybele appears to be. It isn't Medea Annulis anymore. (We're to understand the real Medea, Ophiomedea, has reclaimed her identity and is back to bagging it with Doc Jay, her oft-estranged husband, Freya's surgeon, Jason Annulis.) It's Hulga Faust always Volsung. And where's the real Horrid Hulga? Might this help? (The first person speaking is Hush's Gush. The second person is Cybele St Synne, masquerading as the Volsung matriarch.)

"She's my Hush all right, but she may not be our Pandora."

"Even my father [Sedon St Synne] says she's the trickster. You're just going to have to be trickier. Or meaner. A touch of reverse psycho-shock seems the ticket. But you better do it quickly. Horrid Hulga comes out of the tub full of piss and vinegar, she might even think about torturing her in order to get what she wants."

All which necessitates another memory-booting lynx. (Our memory-boosting, put better, given there are at least two central characters in the PHANTACEA Mythos named Memory: Human Memory {Mnemosyne D'Angelo}and Humanized Memory {Miracle Memory}, as well as Machine-Memory {the Mnemosyne Machine, aka the Female Entity}.)

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Final stop prior to returning to Castle Nightmare, and that him I promised to get to momentarily, is Scotland, where may be faeries and definitely is the Family Dre'Ath, including the 4 Skullians (Homer, Mycroft, Jubal and Gregory, all of whom were born to Angus Dre'Ath by different mothers, none of whom were Gilda nee O'Ryan, Elaine, Sean, Nathan and Maxwell's mother, on December 25, 1920). May be more than faeries actually.

May prove, flashing back to 'The Moloch Manoeuvres', Megaera nee Kinesis Zeross wasn't misnamed after all. Her given name is the same as one of the three Female Furies [the 'Eumenides' {a euphemistic name meaning, in Greek, 'the kind ones'}or the 'Erinyes' {their correct and most common name, meaning 'the angry ones'}]. Four-fingered Meg's given name means 'Grudge'.

Meg fully intended to confront Nathan with his crimes [a rape and a {consequential} homicide] before they [his parents, Angus and Gilda] arrived. That way she would have him sorted out before she took him away, -- or killed him, which she was also prepared to do, if he or his parents ignored her allegations. She wanted to give him a chance to confess his guilt, freely and without coercion, in front of his parents and the rest of his family. Count Molech may have been a charlatan, a phony, a Melancholy Magician or whatever, but he did not deserve the fate that befell him. Nathan did.

And Thalassa could prove it!

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Time for that him:

"Got a beer, Young Death?" the once-mighty, still never-to-be-underestimated, virtual monstrosity asked in a grotesque, given his size, whisper.

"Sure do, Abe." The male trickster had been expecting Unholy Abaddon and had prepared accordingly. He pulled off his top hat and, as if it was a rabbit, conjured a jar of the best northern ale he could find. He handed it to the living epitome of barbarism who chugged it like a glass of lemonade on a summer day, which this was anything but. "Now, -- about my ex-wife."

"The charming Miss Hush. Has she got the Northern Treasury?"

"Actually, near as I can make out, it's more a question of whether it's got her. Because something sure as shit has!"

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And why would Unholy Abaddon, a devic suicide you'll no doubt recall from PREGAME-Gambit, want the Northern Treasury? To give it, its contents if the physical Tantalus was shattered by the Bright Face Garuda on Charan's Ark in Odd-11, to the likes of Donar Lancz and his Hermiones, last seen in 'The Moloch Manoeuvres', of course. In order to spread Chaos!

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5. COUERANNA'S CURSE: "Young Death and Uncle Abe Chaos"

Kore-5 is not so much a chatty chapter, like Kore-4, as one filled mostly with back-story. As one might expect, given its title, most of the back-stories feature our two titular characters: Hush's Gush (the Voodoo Child, Aug the Dog, the male trickster, Augustus Nauroz, Auguste Moirnoir, Young Death to Hush's Young Life, who like her has been an apparent seven year old for something like seventeen years) and Unholy Abaddon (one of Thrygragos Lazareme's three firstborn, the former, and only ever, Unity of Chaos, whom most everyone still calls Chaos but whom Young Death calls Uncle Abe just because he feels like it).

All sorts of tasty tidbits pop up during the course of these back-stories. For instance, what's the connection between old Joe, Magister Joseph Mandam (Loxus Abraham Ryne's much older brother-in-law, Jesse and Barsine's father of record) and Eden Nightingale (Mrs Abe Ryne, the mother of the twins, David and Saul, 10, as well as Aranyani, 4)? Are they related? Are their real names Akbar and Meroudys Artha? Are they really faeries? Is Dand Tariqartha, the Devalord of Sub-Cranial Temporis, their half-father? (Afraid the best I can do in terms of answers to these questions are Young Death thinks so whereas Uncle Abe Chaos thinks it's at least conceivable.)

More questions needing answering:

1. How did all those devils get into Angelo Zeross's rings?
2. Who are/were they, these devils?
3. And, are the devic talismans that were inside the Twin Tantaluses, the so-called Olympian and Aesgardian Treasuries, their goods and glories?

Answers needing providing:

1. The likes of Abaddon and Tantal Thanatos captured their consciousness in the rings (called, rather cleverly, ringots) Angie found during the Simultaneous Summonings of 1920; the devils' identity-awareness, their individual spirit selves, were taken, their de-brained demonic bodies destroyed, and their Tvasitar-talismans secured within the Twin Tantaluses during the Expansion of the Empire of Lathakra, circa the 48th and 49th Centuries of the Dome;
2. Duh, Angie's rings-got and thereafter kept devils are the Olympian and Aesgardian gods and goddesses of yore; all were Mithradite Master Devas from the Elysian and Valhallan Fields in what are now the radioactive and therefore uninhabitable Ghostlands;
3. And, yes.

What's the connection between Young Death and Sigurd Lancz? Well, the boy isn't exactly dead. Rather, he's what the male trickster calls one of his reclamation projects. (We're to gather Jervis Murray is one as well.) In other words, as we already know from 'The Moloch Manoeuvres', Sigurd was stillborn. Yet, somehow or other, he, Young Death, provided him, Sigurd, with the spark of life that's kept him going ever since.

(Young Death, by the way, homes in on his reclamation projects much the same as he does the animals folks like Cybele, in Kore-3, and her father, Sedon St Synne, in Manoeuvres, sacrifice without much in the way of mumbo-jumbo in order to summon him. Despite his sometimes graphic way of homing into them, then out of them, he does them no harm doing so. The blood and gore, that's his; hence Hush's Gush.)

What else? Even though, as recounted in PREGAME-Gambit, he committed devic suicide some four hundred plus years ago, which is to say he cut out his third eye and thereby effectively killed his Spirit Self, Abe Chaos has retained some devic abilities. Somewhat similar to Apsyrtus Annulis, Laodice's Cousin Scatterbrain, who has thus far only demonstrated an ability to scatter the brains (read minds or spirits) of other folks, Chaos can scatter his own brain (dot-ditto the mind or spirit bit). Has, in fact, scattered part of his brain into Young Death such that he can track him anywhere on the planet, on either side of the Cathonic Dome.

He also still has his Brainrock talisman, a huge trident that serves the double purpose of sheathing his Chaos Blade. Which, by only partially withdrawing it, was how he managed to cathonize his breed-brother, Lord Yajur, the Unity of Order, at the end of PREGAME. (Unless you have or want to order 'The Trigregos Gambit' on disc, you'll have to trust me on this. For some reason I didn't explicitly mention it happening in my original synopsis of Trig-4.)

Is there more? There's stacks of more; too much more for synoptic purposes. Here' a few more of them.

Going back to the 'Guess What?' at the end of Kore-4's synopsis, here's an interesting BLOCKQUOTE from not quite halfway through Kore-5. Young Death is in Sigurd Lancz. (We've already discovered he can also get into Abaddon, devic suicide that he is. Might be able to get into Jervis Murray as well, but we haven't got that far yet.) Uncle Abe is speaking into his head at the same time he's seeing what Young Death is seeing via Sigurd. They, one in the other in the other, are on Charan's Ark.

'Those two. And that one,' suddenly thought Chaos into Moirnoir's mind, flashing three corresponding images [that of Aires, Thalassa and Mnemosyne D'Angelo]. 'I recognize them.'

'The three Angelics? Not bloody likely, Abe. Not even in your wildest dream. Not after what you've done with your life.'

'Weak humour, punk. And if they're angels, I'm God the Blob. The young ones are devils, or at least two-eyed Thanatoid lookalikes. And the dark-haired one, -- that's Memory!'

'Mnemosyne D'Angelo, yeah. She's the Celestial Superior's baby sister. Most folks call her Memory of the Angels. What of it?'

'Not Mnemosyne D'Angelo, you fool. She's Heliosophos's Memory, -- the Female Fucking Entity!'

Re the opening quotation in Kore-1's synopsis, here's another interesting BLOCKQUOTE. In an effort to get away from Unholy Abaddon, Young Death flees to Necropolis, the once Gleaming City of Manoa. With a name like Necropolis there's no surprise it's in what's nowadays Hadd. (Nowadays being late 5937 YD or early 1938 AD, depending on which side of the Cathonic Dome you're on.)

While there, in Necropolis, he has Janna Fangfingers, yet another character we first met in PREGAME-Gambit, turn him into a vampire. It doesn't stick. So he's back inside Abe Chaos, they (two-in-one) are in Berlin. There they encounter Donar Lancz, Sigurd's presumed father, and some one else. And who might this be? Young Death's still working that out:

Knowing who Apple Isle’s current Miracle Maenad actually was, thanks to Abe Chaos, explained some of this. When Pyrame Silverstar humanized the Memory Entity they – rather, she – took on an approximation of Rhea [Sangati always Ararat], yes, but it was actually an approximation of Machine-Memory’s possible template, Mnemosyne D’Angelo, who [not only was still alive but who] did look somewhat like Rhea had.

Equally so, the real Rhea, and the real Barsine, bore a distinct resemblance to Nergal Vetala, albeit without the fangs, sallow complexion, third eye, distinctive greenishness and thumbs on the wrong hands. So, had he seen [through Abe Chaos in Berlin] Barsine with Vetala unmistakably shining through her or had he seen Vetala shining through some other, and otherwise unknown, shell of hers?

Must be time to move on but, first, here's a final BLOCKQUOTE to whet your appetite for Kore-6. It occurs immediately after Unholy Abaddon, passed out drunk in a hayloft on the Von Alptraum's Baltic Sea estate, is impaled with his own trident. Whereupon he's seemingly immolated on the spot. Young Death is there but didn't do the impaling. He tries to flee from the blazing barn but the person(?) who did do the impaling is, well, blazingly fast:

He was halfway across the courtyard to the castle proper when he felt himself being hefted off the ground. It was Freya again, but he had no idea how she had caught up to him. Then he did. Her golden tresses suddenly became a geyser of flaming red hair jetting out of the top of her otherwise bald pate. Then her facial features vanished, literally. She had no mouth, no nose, no ears, no eyes. Then she did, have an eye, in the centre of her forehead. This solitary eyeball glared out at him.

"Fucking Hell," he blurted just before he felt her mind-probe. No point fighting back. She had him in an eye-lock.

Wait a minute! Isn't Freya (Valfreja Volsung) with Cybele St Synne at the Dre'Ath's North Sea hospice? Yep. So who is Strife occupying? Answer is she isn't occupying anyone. However, she has fused with someone. And who might that be? Not to mention how might that be? Guess what, that's Kore-5's Guess What?

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