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The first time, it was vague enough that Yasha didn’t even notice.

Jester had been spending more time drawing openly, during the day, instead by herself at night, and she’d been sharing more with the others, too. At least, Yasha has assumed it was with the others. At first it was silly things, jokes, funny pictures of the group or the things they fought.

But there were other, more serious, nicely made sketches too – a field of flowers, a blue feathered song bird, a short-haired woman in a large gown, gazing longingly at a armored figure somewhere in the distance.

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