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Motif · from book 6

Eileithyia's boons

Katia's celestial prize for flooding Larracos, unopened since the sixth floor: the Engaged Lock Box of the Night Wyrm, three seals, and inside it the Orchid of Eileithyia's Grace — an hour at 1% health for one of three boons: triple constitution; Celestial Attendant, frozen as an NPC on the twelfth floor; or a child and the Kinder Facility in Mumbai. Won with Astrid's death; 'I won't eat it until we get down to the ninth.'

First appears: Book 6

Series arc

Through book 7

Three choices Carl will not think about (B7 ch. 56); a promise to hand the flower to Donut if it comes to that (B7 ch. 47); eaten with sixty-five minutes left and no goodbye (B7 ch. 84); a goddess frozen until the choice is made, and a pregnancy chosen to reach the children (B7 ch. 86).

Through book 6

A box with two seals broken (B6 ch. 19); the third seal is a fairy (B6 ch. 33); a death sentence either way (B6 ch. 64).

Where they appear

Book Chapters they are in (of the book's) Where
6 — The Eye of the Bedlam Bride 5/74 Ch. 19, Ch. 30, Ch. 33, Ch. 37, Ch. 64 · the book's own page
7 — This Inevitable Ruin 3/89 Ch. 56, Ch. 84, Ch. 86 · the book's own page

By book

Eileithyia's boons in book 6 — The Eye of the Bedlam Bride

An Engaged Lock Box of the Night Wyrm with two seals broken, and the Orchid of Eileithyia's Grace inside (ch. 19); finishing the quest opens the box and gives Katia the orchid, Huanxin's side of the bargain (ch. 30); 'Carl, we did it. I have the orchid' — and one more thing to do; the third seal is a fairy (ch. 33); Odette on the choices former crawlers make, Celestial Attendant the safest (ch. 37); 'He doesn’t want me to use the orchid' — a death sentence either way (ch. 64).

Eileithyia's boons in book 7 — This Inevitable Ruin

Three choices Carl will not think about (ch. 56); a promise to hand the flower to Donut if it comes to that (ch. 47); eaten with sixty-six minutes left and no goodbye (ch. 84); a goddess frozen until the choice is made, and a pregnancy chosen to reach the children (ch. 86).