Headscratchers / Sucker for Love

• In Date to Die For: out of all places, why did Rhok'zan's cult choose Stardust's house as their headquarters?
  • It's a large traditional home on the edge of the woods which gives them easy access to their gods domain and has plenty of space for them to lay down as many beds/orgy tarps as they like compared to more compact modern homes. The fact that it belonged to Stardust's family was likely nigh-entirely incidental.
  • Given that Muu reveals Stardust’s relationship with Rhok-zan is largely due in part to Muu writing erotic fan fiction between humans and the Outer Gods, it can be surmised that Muu either wrote Stardust’s family as being among the Thousand’s first cultists, or she just simply chose the family’s home as both the story’s setting and cult’s headquarters.