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In gonna replace every bone in my body with a knife, if someone punches me they’re in for a surprise (the knife)
Jack Slash and Bonesaw make quite the team.
(Marquis is like “bitch, please, I can do that on my own”)
In gonna replace every bone in my body with a knife, if someone punches me they’re in for a surprise (the knife)
Jack Slash and Bonesaw make quite the team.
I have no idea how the fuck she’s going to do it either, or if she’s going to be able to, but we’ll have to find out next time. See you Sunday for more 12.6!
Correction: See you Sunday for 12.7!
End of Plague 12.6
That was an alright chapter. Not super exciting until Mannequin showed up, but sometimes we gotta take a moment to deal with this kind of thing. Taylor’s story isn’t all about the battles and deadly situations.
Skitter did really well dealing with the crowd in this chapter. While I did find myself with not too much to comment on at times, it was neat to see Skitter take charge so effectively, once she actually got people to listen to her.
I still really like Charlotte’s role in this chapter. The way she stepped forward to help Skitter get the crowd to join in on helping was a real power move, and shows a bit of character development as she stepped forward as an example against bystanderism, the exact thing Taylor chewed her out for after she stood up against bystanderism for Charlotte’s sake.
Mannequin showing up did help the chapter become more interesting at the end, though it was primarily setting up the next chapter.
So, next chapter, it’s bug girl versus bug-blocker. Well, that can only go well, right?
Okay, but seriously, it’s not like Taylor hasn’t been up against enemies who are mostly immune to her bugs before. She’ll probably think of something good to get around it! 🙂
See you then!
Oh my cod
Ahahahaha!
Hey, looks like I was right about that being a good stopping point! 😛
I have no idea how the fuck she’s going to do it either, or if she’s going to be able to, but we’ll have to find out next time. See you Sunday for more 12.6!
The only difference between then and now was that he was using his power to help and protect himself and himself only.
“Motherfucker.” Even without intending to do it, I used my swarm to carry my voice. His head craned around, as if to look at the swarming bugs who had just, for all intents and purposes, spoken. Eventually his ‘face’ turned back to me.
Can I just say? I really like the swarm speech thing. It’s a super cool effect.
“I have no idea how the fuck I’m going to do it,” my voice was a low snarl, barely recognizable as my own beneath my anger and the noises of the swarm. “But I’m going to make you regret that.”
Damn! Skitter’s fired up now!
So fired up that she comes across as badass even while admitting her weakness to the enemy and the crowd. Nice.
Not taking my eyes off him, I used my bugs and my peripheral vision to track the other people in the warehouse. Too many were too hurt to move, and those who could move had backed into corners and to places where they had cover.
Well, at least some of them are a little safer. It’d be better if some of them had dared to help those who couldn’t move, though.
Still, this was his battlefield. He had far too many hostages at his disposal. He was faster than me, stronger, tougher.
And harder and better too.
I was pretty damn sure that his power was as complete a counter to mine as anyone could hope for. Anyone who had paid attention to the news in the past five years knew who he was, what his story was. Mannequin had once been a tinker who specialized in biospheres, terrariums and self-contained ecosystems. A tinker who specialized in sustaining life, sheltering it from outside forces; forces that included water, weather, space… and bugs.
Ah, yes, that too on top of what I was talking about with impacts. This more so, even.
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