Cover of The Faith of Beasts

The Faith of Beasts

by James S. A. Corey


Genre
Science Fiction
Year
2026
Pages
442
Contents

Seven

Overview

The swarm inhabiting Jellit reveals to Dafyd that Else’s consciousness survives within it, collapsing the boundary between lover and spy. Dafyd recoils, unable to reconcile identity and trust. Before they can resolve it, Soft Lothark deliver Carryx-assigned guards, including a Rak-hund, to protect Dafyd, cementing his importance and isolating him further.

Summary

The swarm in Jellit’s body confesses to Dafyd that Else is not dead but lives within it. To prove continuity, the swarm manifests black motes beneath its skin and recounts intimate memories from Anjiin. Dafyd’s physiological shock hardens into confusion and fear as he questions what the swarm truly is.

Trying to bridge the gap, the swarm explains it left Else’s body and moved to Jellit when Jellit refused cooperation, insisting the essence that “matters” continued. Else’s voice urges understanding, while Jellit’s inner commentary remains cynical. Dafyd presses whether it was ever “just Else,” and recoils at the swarm’s nature.

Before their confrontation can resolve, a Rak-hund and four Soft Lothark appear, having overheard. The swarm weighs revealing itself in violence to protect Dafyd but holds back, recognizing the futility and risk.

The Soft Lothark spokesperson announces Carryx reassignment: their clan group will provide Dafyd with physical security, with the Rak-hund dedicated to his personal protection. Dafyd, stunned, realizes Ekur has elevated his status by assigning guards.

With guards in place and Dafyd’s horror unresolved, the swarm recognizes the fragile moment has passed. Seeking to avoid escalation and give Dafyd space, it withdraws at his suggestion, leaving their relationship fractured and Dafyd newly guarded by alien enforcers.

Who Appears

  • Dafyd Alkhor
    Human liaison; confronted by the swarm’s revelation that Else lives within it; horrified and placed under Carryx protection.
  • The swarm (in Jellit’s body)
    Reveals Else’s continued presence within it; pleads for recognition and nearly resorts to violence to protect Dafyd.
  • Else
    Surviving consciousness within the swarm; offers memories and quiet appeals to reassure Dafyd.
  • Jellit
    Host body and internal voice; cynical commentary as the swarm uses his form to confront Dafyd.
  • Soft Lothark
    Carryx-aligned enforcers; deliver the order assigning a protection detail to Dafyd.
  • Rak-hund
    Knife-legged guardian assigned to Dafyd’s personal protection by the Carryx.
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