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Haven’t seen them in awhile…
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Quite a while, if the archives are correct – 2019 for the first, 2015 for the second.
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Where’s Stheno been keeping herself? How’s Eurale?
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Castela’s comment begs the question… what drama? What’s up with these two? What incident is behind this coincidence? Perhaps Tsillah is about to arrive as well, because only the shadow knows!
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And did Cas successfully ditch Olivia? Is she still out there somewhere?
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I became infinitely thankful to the character tagging system when everybody became a shapeshiftet
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Just a couple immortals going into an undead (? classification uncertain) girl’s coffee shop, when the youngest yet most eternal of them all comes in and tells the to knock it off…
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Not just undead, a demon re-directed Titan descendant that now can pull shapshifting tricks and most likely has found her body has a much higher mileage limit than she ever expected thanks to that parentage
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Since Tina’s here, and it’s always good to see Tina…apropos of nothing, or maybe everything…I just found out a few days ago that, in Xhosa, “Tina” means “we.” Food for thought, right?
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I cannot be surprised anymore about names having meaning with Paul’s work. He puts so much thought into his characters.
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Haven’t seen them in awhile…
Quite a while, if the archives are correct – 2019 for the first, 2015 for the second.
Where’s Stheno been keeping herself? How’s Eurale?
Castela’s comment begs the question… what drama? What’s up with these two? What incident is behind this coincidence? Perhaps Tsillah is about to arrive as well, because only the shadow knows!
And did Cas successfully ditch Olivia? Is she still out there somewhere?
I became infinitely thankful to the character tagging system when everybody became a shapeshiftet
Just a couple immortals going into an undead (? classification uncertain) girl’s coffee shop, when the youngest yet most eternal of them all comes in and tells the to knock it off…
Not just undead, a demon re-directed Titan descendant that now can pull shapshifting tricks and most likely has found her body has a much higher mileage limit than she ever expected thanks to that parentage
Since Tina’s here, and it’s always good to see Tina…apropos of nothing, or maybe everything…I just found out a few days ago that, in Xhosa, “Tina” means “we.” Food for thought, right?
I cannot be surprised anymore about names having meaning with Paul’s work. He puts so much thought into his characters.