Oh, so she fires her melter like a torch, not vomit, which it looked like the first time. That makes it much easier to aim up and not fall back down on them and melt them.
Nezumi
Unless Chris went back and retouched that one, it looked pretty torch-y then, too.
Leinglo
Time to serve Auf and Laun an omelet.
TB
You’d think someone would have gotten suspicious by now when people are constantly walking into a room and catching Pilot eating S’Mores.
“Seventeen cutting tools later…” Anybody think it’s taking an amazingly long time for the bad guys to successfully restrain Devyat in a small, circular room? I’m kind of sorry I’m missing that scene, but it’s probably best in imagination.
TB
P.S. Very nice use of the overheard dialogue in the first panel to signal the convergence of two timelines.
Meran
Ah. I see. And I followed the link and saw my comment there… no idea why I didn’t remember it at all. (The last 2 yrs have been an emotional roller coaster.)
But I still don’t see a biological advantage. (Yes, I know this is fiction, and imaginary. Still, Chris usually has some sort of logic behind things….)
russell styles
I’m thinking that for a rescue on which the fate of the entire galaxy rides, the response has been remarkably slow and weak.
This was an official vote, the Ites should be gone by now.
Peter Rogan
I love it that Anesu’s plan is working even though she’s zapped out cold on the floor. The best plans are like that. Way to go, Anesu!
Oh, so she fires her melter like a torch, not vomit, which it looked like the first time. That makes it much easier to aim up and not fall back down on them and melt them.
Unless Chris went back and retouched that one, it looked pretty torch-y then, too.
Time to serve Auf and Laun an omelet.
You’d think someone would have gotten suspicious by now when people are constantly walking into a room and catching Pilot eating S’Mores.
“Seventeen cutting tools later…” Anybody think it’s taking an amazingly long time for the bad guys to successfully restrain Devyat in a small, circular room? I’m kind of sorry I’m missing that scene, but it’s probably best in imagination.
P.S. Very nice use of the overheard dialogue in the first panel to signal the convergence of two timelines.
Ah. I see. And I followed the link and saw my comment there… no idea why I didn’t remember it at all. (The last 2 yrs have been an emotional roller coaster.)
But I still don’t see a biological advantage. (Yes, I know this is fiction, and imaginary. Still, Chris usually has some sort of logic behind things….)
I’m thinking that for a rescue on which the fate of the entire galaxy rides, the response has been remarkably slow and weak.
This was an official vote, the Ites should be gone by now.
I love it that Anesu’s plan is working even though she’s zapped out cold on the floor. The best plans are like that. Way to go, Anesu!