Story cover for Bad Luck to Kill a Sea Bird by euselacchi
Bad Luck to Kill a Sea Bird
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Complete, First published Jul 29, 2022
Mature
The village knows the price of living on the sea.
It's a simple equation. Logical.
What else are they supposed to do?

One life for ten years' protection against the rage of the gods and typhoons.

One life for ten years of full nets and calm waters.

It's a matter of logistics, really. It just makes sense.

Every decade, the storms threaten. And a woman is fed to the waters.

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This story is set before the main story "Homing Bird".

Cover made by myself (@euselacchi on instagram).
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