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Chapter 4: Bad Karma | 57

xmung on March 21, 2011

Today we get a huge serving of exposition - there's a lot of info here about what “Karmaya” and her (as yet nameless) magical companion are scheming… mind you it still doesn't really divulge too much but “Equis” is a name you'll be hearing a lot as the story progresses. Also there is a major clue about our evil doers identity to be found in today's update…! MWAHAHAHAAA!!

Tomorrow… what did Gola see…?

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alschroeder at 7:14AM, March 22, 2011

It's always the bad guys who want to meddle in history. No one wants to save Victor Von Doom's father, or make sure Luthor never loses his hair and grows up well-adjusted, or something.

Lemniskate at 6:08AM, March 22, 2011

A fool-proof recipe for your plans to fail, to precipitately redispose. Brings in so many unknown factors.

Nepath at 5:34AM, March 22, 2011

so im assuming the other guy is a future/alternate Chang Chong?

Tolrick at 4:51AM, March 22, 2011

younger selves?? Holy sprokk! I actually figured something out before you revealed. I've probably used up all my insight for the next month now. This should be interesting. Still don't have a clue who beard-man is though. I suspect things are going to start getting wild, very soon.

seventy2 at 2:50AM, March 22, 2011

they're from the future! or alternate dimension or timeline. this update with yesterdays reveals who's who.

shastab24 at 1:44AM, March 22, 2011

I think this page reveals a lot, and hope a good amount of readers have caught on to who these two are. Making the observation is now more a matter of connecting the dots than wild guessing. And I like the magic "technobabble". Magibabble? That sounds like a good way to say it. On a more off-topic note: my keyboard's annoying habit of not recognizing every keystroke caused both instances above where I wrote "good" to say "god". Technology can be so wacky.