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For older versions, see [[Current events/Archive]]. SPOILERIFIC! Read [http://www.errantstory.com the comic] first! | For older versions, see [[Current events/Archive]]. SPOILERIFIC! Read [http://www.errantstory.com the comic] first! | ||
| - | As of | + | As of 9 April 2010, the action is in [[Tsuirakushiti]], where [[Meji Hinadori]] has regained consciousness following a hurried trip back from the [[Far North]]. She's mainly moping around and wondering why she hasn't been as magically supercharged as a result of [[Senilis]] as [[Ian Samael|Ian]] was when he got [[Anilis]]ized, but at the same time, she's worried that the "brain parboiling stuff" that happened to Ian is still going to happen to her, supercharged or not. ([[Ellis]], of course, is about as sympathetic to this concern as usual, which is to say, not at all.) |
| - | + | Her presence has definitely caused certain ... ''issues'', even if she herself has been unaware of them. Meji's grandfather, who we've learned bears the name [[Ichiro Hinadori]], was quite anxious to see her back on her feet (and quite indifferent to the plight of [[Sarine Elle|Sarine]] and the Amraphels, who are apparently in custody somewhere in Tsuirakushiti). When he went off to "negotiate" with obnoxious elven ambassador [[Lucian]], who was considerably less enthusiastic about [[Tsuiraku]] harboring an [[Errant]] (let alone one who "kidnapped" Senilis...), his concern boiled over into some violent spellcraft that left Her Excellency going back to [[Praenubilus Astu]] in a huff, threatening dire consequences. Gramps really doesn't care, however, having assured another, unnamed councilor that the elves are a paper tiger. We'll see. | |
| - | + | In news of [[Caffeine Angel Studios]], Volume Three of the dead-trees version of the story is now out and available for purchase. Preliminary reports say that it's Pulitzer Prize and Nobel Prize in Literature material all rolled into one -- well, not really, but people who've read it do seem to like it. If you're reading this and haven't pre-ordered the thing, go right out and do so. Please. | |
In news of the wiki itself, almost all the pages seem to be displaying archived episodes properly now, although there might be some stragglers. And of course, [[Errant Road]] is still chock full of adventures and curious characters. | In news of the wiki itself, almost all the pages seem to be displaying archived episodes properly now, although there might be some stragglers. And of course, [[Errant Road]] is still chock full of adventures and curious characters. | ||
[[Category:Project]] | [[Category:Project]] | ||
Revision as of 23:48, 10 April 2010
For older versions, see Current events/Archive. SPOILERIFIC! Read the comic first!
As of 9 April 2010, the action is in Tsuirakushiti, where Meji Hinadori has regained consciousness following a hurried trip back from the Far North. She's mainly moping around and wondering why she hasn't been as magically supercharged as a result of Senilis as Ian was when he got Anilisized, but at the same time, she's worried that the "brain parboiling stuff" that happened to Ian is still going to happen to her, supercharged or not. (Ellis, of course, is about as sympathetic to this concern as usual, which is to say, not at all.)
Her presence has definitely caused certain ... issues, even if she herself has been unaware of them. Meji's grandfather, who we've learned bears the name Ichiro Hinadori, was quite anxious to see her back on her feet (and quite indifferent to the plight of Sarine and the Amraphels, who are apparently in custody somewhere in Tsuirakushiti). When he went off to "negotiate" with obnoxious elven ambassador Lucian, who was considerably less enthusiastic about Tsuiraku harboring an Errant (let alone one who "kidnapped" Senilis...), his concern boiled over into some violent spellcraft that left Her Excellency going back to Praenubilus Astu in a huff, threatening dire consequences. Gramps really doesn't care, however, having assured another, unnamed councilor that the elves are a paper tiger. We'll see.
In news of Caffeine Angel Studios, Volume Three of the dead-trees version of the story is now out and available for purchase. Preliminary reports say that it's Pulitzer Prize and Nobel Prize in Literature material all rolled into one -- well, not really, but people who've read it do seem to like it. If you're reading this and haven't pre-ordered the thing, go right out and do so. Please.
In news of the wiki itself, almost all the pages seem to be displaying archived episodes properly now, although there might be some stragglers. And of course, Errant Road is still chock full of adventures and curious characters.
