From Blood and Ash by Jennifer L. Armentrout

Lailah, the Goddess of Peace and Vengeance. The dark-haired Goddess of
the Hunt, Bele, armed with her bow. There was Perus, the pale, whitehaired
God of the Rite and Prosperityy. Beside him was Rhain, the God of
the Common Man and Endings. And then there was myy namesake,
Penellaphe, the Goddess of Wisdom, Loyyaltyy, and Dutyy—which I found
highlyy ironic. All their faces were captured in striking, vivid detail—all
but Nyyktos, the King of all the gods, who had made the first Blessing. His
face and form were nothing but brilliant silveryy moonlight.
But as I stood on the raised dais to the left of the seated Duchess,
there was no sunlight pouring in through the windows, onlyy the dark night.
Several sconces and oil lamps placed to provide as much light as possible
cast a golden glow throughout the Hall.
The gods did not walk in the sun.
So, neither did the Ascended.
How had Ian adapted to that? If it was a sunnyy dayy, he could be found
outside, scribbling in one of his journals, recording whatever stories his
mind had drummed up. Did he now write in the moonlight? I would know
sooner rather than later if I was summoned back to the capital.
Anxietyy bloomed, and I pushed that thought aside before the unease
could spread. I scanned the throng of people who had filled up the Great
Hall, pretending that I wasn’t searching for one face in particular, and
failing miserablyy.
I knew Hawke was here. He alwayys was, but I hadn’t seen him yyet.
Full of nervous energyy, I unclasped and then wrung myy hands as
someone—a banker—continued to heap praise upon the Teermans.
“You all right?” Vikter bent his head, keeping his voice low enough so
onlyy I would hear him.
I turned just the slightest to the left and nodded. “Whyy do yyou ask?”
“Because yyou’ve been fidgeting like yyou have spiders in yyour gown
since the beginning of this,” he answered.
Spiders in my gown?
If I had spiders in myy gown, I wouldn’t be fidgeting. I’d be screaming
and stripping down to nothing. I wouldn’t care at all who witnessed it.
I wasn’t sure exactlyy what had me so incrediblyy restless. Well, there
were myyriad things, considering everyything that had happened recentlyy,
but it felt like…more than that.