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Dolly has been in Bada$$ mode since before CeCi said it was time to GO, Sheela! Turned that knob to ELEVEN and broke it off. Dolly won't come down from there until she has turned Lynn over to Calliope or she is DEAD!
I can't see Logrin getting that far out of his zone, Sheela. Having said that, anything is possible. I wonder if it could be Miraiko? She could have moved him and has the ability to be a ghost.
We'll have to wait longer to find out what happened to Democlus. Remember that he was on the other side of the door that kept him on that side and Arianna on this side. Some other mysterious person found Democlus and removed him before Decimus and his squad arrived at that door.
Thank you Dragonrider for your suggestion to the evil duo: Instead of a two or three day cliff hanger we now have one which may take weeks to get the next installment!
*Escapes from stake and impales DLKmusic on Horns of A Dilemma, soaks in marinade overnight and puts him in iron pot over fire. Adds veggies, potatoes to make Out of Tune Music Stew.*
However, since Dec is moving towards them, that confrontation is inevitable. I somehow don't trust ari right here. After her other words...something seems off. She was freaking out about being down here and now there is icy calm.
Problem is I don't think she is strong enough to move her redshell without assistance unless I totally misunderstood her neurological condition.
There is a condition beyond fear, Just_IDD; however, I think Arianna is still plenty scared. She is just stronger than she suspected (also they are heading AWAY from her nightmare).
Ada tells Marcus that Lynn's biochip "seems to be like a hundred klicks away now" in http://datachasers.webcomic.ws/comics/1374/ Negotiations, so they were like 60+ miles away from Douchie, they rode the tram back at least part of the way, but could still be anything from 100's of yard to miles away from running to his douchiness.
@Mark_L_A: Arianna never got on the tram with the others. As terrified as she was of going anywhere near Aeneas, I would say they are pretty close the entrance at this point.
My guess about Decimus is that Kali has been deliberately goading him into choosing the wrong tunnels, and finding ways new and exciting ways for our fearless leader to slow his own progress down.
Kali: I think this blue tunnl is a Dead End, my liege.
Decimus: Don't you tell me what is and is not a dead end, Kali. We are Taking the Blue Tunnel.
I'm thinking it is the location, HiFranc. She is confined in the tunnel without room to maneuver. She can't (safely) go back, so Dolly wants to clear the far end as fast as she can. Before anything ELSE closes it off.
Hugo Award Nominations
Best Graphic Story (1838 nominating ballots)
The Divine written by Boaz Lavie, art by Asaf Hanuka and Tomer Hanuka (First Second)
Erin Dies Alone written by Grey Carter, art by Cory Rydell (dyingalone.net)
Full Frontal Nerdity by Aaron Williams (ffn.nodwick.com)
Invisible Republic Vol 1 written by Corinna Bechko and Gabriel Hardman, art by Gabriel Hardman (Image Comics)
The Sandman: Overture written by Neil Gaiman, art by J.H. Williams III (Vertigo)
There is a "nominating ballot" and a nominations process during which many people may nominate any eligible work. By compiling all those ballots, the administrators select the final five which will appear on the final Hugo ballot -- which is then voted on my the members of that year's WorldCon. Typically, only the final five are referred to as "Hugo Nominees".
Note: for those curious, in this case "many people" is all members of the most recently held WorldCon, plus all members of the next WorldCon. And "members" here means both attending and supporting memberships. Anyone, member or not, may recommend a work for consideration, and there are several websites that aggregate and publish such recommendations, but only past and present members may nominate, while only present members have a final vote. So, if you really want to nominate something, it behooves you get at least a supporting membership in an applicable WorldCon.
Honestly, I so was frozen with terror any time I even tried to think about being on the short list or (in a far and distant pipe dream) giving an acceptance speech that I'm kind of okay with this.
Also, I am a big huge burbling dribbling gibbering fangirl when it comes to Neil Gaiman. I would have FUCKING DIED if I'd even walked into a room he was standing in.
Finding out who Fairportfan really is terrified me enough; if I found out one of you guys was the Lord Gaiman? *high-pitched incoherent noises followed by muffled thud*
Would it terrify you to learn I recommended DataChasers and LunaStar to Larry Correia, Michael Z Williamson, John Ringo, Sarah Hoyt, Toni Weisskopf, Cathryn Asaro, and a few other authors?
I don't know if they are reading but I'm friends with them all on Facebook, and I even get yelled at by Larry, John and Mike from time to time.
ETA: I'm also friend with Adam Savage on two different prop forums and I know for a FACT he has at LEAST read part of LunaStar.
I think she's going to die. Someone needs to die in the fight with the prince (coming up shortly), and the only other choices are all too important to the story. :-(
Maybe Ranger Logrin has decided to be part of the party ?
Thank you Dragonrider for your suggestion to the evil duo: Instead of a two or three day cliff hanger we now have one which may take weeks to get the next installment!
BARBEQUE DRAGONRIDER COMING RIGHT UP!!! GET IN LINE PLEASE, NO SHOVING!!!
(keeps "Gilligans Island Theme sung to the tune of Stairway to Heaven" handy just in case)
Problem is I don't think she is strong enough to move her redshell without assistance unless I totally misunderstood her neurological condition.
...and how did they pass Noctis and douchie...???
...or are they still ahead beyond the next security door?
A hundred kliks could take a while.
My guess about Decimus is that Kali has been deliberately goading him into choosing the wrong tunnels, and finding ways new and exciting ways for our fearless leader to slow his own progress down.
Kali: I think this blue tunnl is a Dead End, my liege.
Decimus: Don't you tell me what is and is not a dead end, Kali. We are Taking the Blue Tunnel.
etc...
I guess they'd better get some sort of transportation.
Gali didn't make it :(
Hugo Award Nominations
Best Graphic Story (1838 nominating ballots)
The Divine written by Boaz Lavie, art by Asaf Hanuka and Tomer Hanuka (First Second)
Erin Dies Alone written by Grey Carter, art by Cory Rydell (dyingalone.net)
Full Frontal Nerdity by Aaron Williams (ffn.nodwick.com)
Invisible Republic Vol 1 written by Corinna Bechko and Gabriel Hardman, art by Gabriel Hardman (Image Comics)
The Sandman: Overture written by Neil Gaiman, art by J.H. Williams III (Vertigo)
So I has a sad too.
There is a "nominating ballot" and a nominations process during which many people may nominate any eligible work. By compiling all those ballots, the administrators select the final five which will appear on the final Hugo ballot -- which is then voted on my the members of that year's WorldCon. Typically, only the final five are referred to as "Hugo Nominees".
Note: for those curious, in this case "many people" is all members of the most recently held WorldCon, plus all members of the next WorldCon. And "members" here means both attending and supporting memberships. Anyone, member or not, may recommend a work for consideration, and there are several websites that aggregate and publish such recommendations, but only past and present members may nominate, while only present members have a final vote. So, if you really want to nominate something, it behooves you get at least a supporting membership in an applicable WorldCon.
All we could do is try.
Also, I am a big huge burbling dribbling gibbering fangirl when it comes to Neil Gaiman. I would have FUCKING DIED if I'd even walked into a room he was standing in.
I don't know if they are reading but I'm friends with them all on Facebook, and I even get yelled at by Larry, John and Mike from time to time.
ETA: I'm also friend with Adam Savage on two different prop forums and I know for a FACT he has at LEAST read part of LunaStar.
Why does Bloodhawk seem familiar?
I need to go back and reread a few episodes...
/
*sloooowly rips a paper in half*
If she is, then maybe she'll be freed by Maxus, and join Lynn and Acantha, as the third member of the "sisterhood of the traveling teens". ;)
If not, maybe she's yet another undercover agent (who knows where from?), and might have been found out, if she had gone to Aeneas.