Demons of the Dancing Gods But, irrational or not, he couldn't shake his sense of hurtand perhaps jealousy, at least not yet, and he consistently refusedher advances as if, somehow, at least that could be preservedbetween them. She would remain, then, somehow, hispartner and his friend and nothing more, in the same way that,were she a male and a womanizer, he might accept but notapprove.It was, damn it, just that she was so damned desirable...Sachalin was truly deserving of the term city, rather thanthe less important designation of town. It spread out for milesalong the shores of Lake Zahias, a lake so huge that it resembledan ocean or, at least, one of the Great Lakes, and had tides.The city was built up against a series of low hills that were,perhaps, the moraines of the great glacier that carved and be-Page 54Chalker, Jack L - Demons of the Dancing Godscame Lake Zahias. Also deep, the lake actually made Sachalina major port, since at its southern end the River of Sorrowsbegan, winding its way through deep gorges to Lake Bragha,then slowly between the mountain ranges to Lake Ogome, untilfinally, as a great river, it reached the Dancing Gods itself.
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