. . Okay, then.

[taennyn]

I actually have clue one for the meme requests for Falcons' Feathers and Chevalier de Grammont, the remaining many-request stories.

I also appear to have an inkling of clue one for the Trickwood Unification. (dear fuck, it's way more than one novel I could actually start Wild Roses here fuuuuuuck)

Clue One means chunks of jigsaw puzzle, not

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[taennyn]

an intermittent fault - early Chevalier de Grammont, Sinclair and Grammont

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Her gravity coils were fluctuating. Not a lot, not in a way that spelled trouble--for him or whatever was making her twitchy--but enough to be noticeable. Enough that he was getting tense.

The second time he caught himself easing his hand towards a knife, he stood up, found a wall, and drummed on it gently with the edge of his fist.

"Grammont--" he started, and the nearest speaker-grille made a 'grraiyghr' noise that sounded disturbingly organic.

"Grammont," he repeated, louder, and tried not to flinch when her gravity clenched around him, held him still for a breathless second before smoothing out to what should have been inoffensive normality, floor below him, ceiling above, no tilts anywhere, no lingering sense of lightness or worrying weight

[taennyn]

Very early, yes, and I'm not sure she realised it was actually a problem as opposed to just a feature of being in a human-designed-and-built stable?

[billradish]

This is lovely. It does feel very early, especially with the mismatch in sounds to intent with that sigh and Sinclair's...caution isn't quite the word I want, but it's close.

This is a really neat segment of time to see. <3