The Many Ramblings of K. A. Webb

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See the beginning of this story here (LJ link).
See the second part of this story here (LJ link).

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Callie walked through the clearing that held her mother's vision pool without stopping. Being Persephone's daughter meant that Callie could view the future without difficulty. She chose not to. It wasn't something she'd ever wanted to do because she saw how much it affected Persephone, especially when she witnessed something happening to one of her favourite mortals that she couldn't stop. Callie didn't want to follow in her father's footsteps either. Being a death God or Goddess was something that only a very special deity could do because it was a hard path. Of course that didn't mean she didn't feel the affect that being Hades' daughter had on her. The footsteps she most wanted to follow were those of her adopted grandmother Hecate but that path was almost as hard as that of being a death God.( Read more... )

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Based on the prompt waterfalls in the early autumn from aldersprig.

Autumn was Callie's favourite season. She'd spent a year travelling so she could see the season in different worlds, trying to understand it. Since then she'd made sure to visit the waterfalls of Failen in the early autumn every year. It had to be early autumn, before the leaves had started falling, because it wasn't the same at any other time during that season. There were three waterfalls, all of the relatively small, each one starting from a different place in the rock, that had created a deep lake. The first came from the top of the rock and was the end of the river that travelled through the entire country; the second from midway, slightly to the left of the first, because it was a part of the underground river system that made building houses on Failen so difficult; and the third, to the right of the first, was almost not a waterfall at it but she felt it was just high enough to be called a waterfall.
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