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I could have had the last chron of 2014, but I went for the first chron of 2015 instead. :V

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This post has been edited by iKaterei: 14 December 2015 - 06:42 AM

So sad! I didn't expect Kako to be there when Tiernan discovered Maika dead. Very sad ): It was nice that Tiernan didn't accuse Kako of being responsible. I wonder if he suspects her? Even if it was Parr to betray him, Kako was the one to bring Parr. Maybe Tiernan's too sad to worry about blame right now.

In the previous chapters, I didn't realize the light alarm was only activated by humans. I assumed Suriel himself would activate it too, but maybe Tiernan knew Suriel would always send someone else to do the dirty work.

When K yelled at Suriel and made a rainstorm, I wonder if Tiernan heard/noticed? Was she far enough away?

I wonder about who actually killed Maika. I thought in DM, Iannah killed her, but I couldn't find that scene, so maybe I made that up. I wonder if it's possible that Iannah's already working for Suriel in this story? o_O That would be a twist.

I appreciate the Rhonos/Kateiko material in this chapter ^_^ It's just enough evidence to ship them, but not too much to make ruin the fun of an improbable ship ^_^

I hope you're able to overcome your 1999-word block on chapter 22! I can't wait to read it ^_^

BreadWorldMercy453, on 01 January 2015 - 06:04 PM, said:

you'll just have to wait and see in the next chapter tra la la

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Otherwise it would go off every time there was a strong wind. Tiernan set it after Caladheå declared war because he was worried about both armies coming for him. He always figured if Suriel came in person, he was probably done for anyway.

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She was pretty far away, but he was too distraught to notice anyway.

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We just talked about it on IRC, but for the record, Iannah didn't kill Madaya and wasn't an assassin at this point in time.

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It sure would!

iKaterei, on 01 January 2015 - 06:23 PM, said:

Ah, that makes sense ^_^

iKaterei, on 01 January 2015 - 06:23 PM, said:

It was kind of bugging me that I couldn't remember where I got the idea that Iannah killed Moonshadow, so I poked around a bit, and I think I figured it out. I implied it in one of my satire fanfics for The Glass Menagerie. It's pretty bad when you take your own parodies for canon, isn't it? :\

I wonder if Suriel believed Marijka would not help him or if he asked and was refused. Of course, he might simply have decided to the source (Tiernan) was more valuable.

From the description in the text (that is, there seems to be no sign of struggle), it sounds like Marijka might have known whoever came.

BreadWorldMercy453, on 01 January 2015 - 06:04 PM, said:

In DM, unless something has changed of which I am unaware, alt-Selax did it.

As usual, I'm too lazy to check, but I actually got the impression that there was a struggle because the stone wolf (and some other stuff?) had been destroyed.

Also, I thought in DM that Selax sent a crony to kill Moonshadow, but I probably just made that up (I thought it was Iannah, after all). I'm guessing in Sail, it was a Suriel-crony, since the light alarm was set off?

There was a struggle in the kitchen, resulting in the stone wolf, the decorative plates, and a bunch of alchemical supplies being broken (hence the dried herbs Kako steps on when they first get there.) The outside door is undamaged, a point which I haven't decided whether or where to include yet.

Happy New Year everybody?

BreadWorldMercy453, on 04 January 2015 - 07:45 PM, said:

I don't know if it's ever explicitly mentioned. The relevant lines from this post are:

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