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"OK, I'm done with Callie pulling everything to a halt so Fisher and Harris can hook up. Repeatedly. I need PLOT!" — Feb 01, 2026 07:57PM
"OK, I'm done with Callie pulling everything to a halt so Fisher and Harris can hook up. Repeatedly. I need PLOT!" — Feb 01, 2026 07:57PM
“Those who believe in stories are always changing my mind about tales I thought I knew.”
― Long Live Evil
― Long Live Evil
“We learned, after the old world died, not to put our faith in wood pulp or motherboards; the only archive that survives is the one we carry with us.”
― The Knight and the Butcherbird
― The Knight and the Butcherbird
“You’re not making any sense,” said Marius, “I have no interest in ever loving Lady Lia. I—”
Eric put a hand over his mouth. “Please do not attract the attention of the narrative. Let’s escape the burning city with a train of terrified refugees in a low-key way. In a way that should be told in a paragraph. Better yet, a footnote. If you think of any dramatic speeches, keep them to yourself.”
― Long Live Evil
Eric put a hand over his mouth. “Please do not attract the attention of the narrative. Let’s escape the burning city with a train of terrified refugees in a low-key way. In a way that should be told in a paragraph. Better yet, a footnote. If you think of any dramatic speeches, keep them to yourself.”
― Long Live Evil
“The difference between a villain and a hero is that a villain gets found out as a human being.”
― Long Live Evil
― Long Live Evil
“He’s having the most flamboyant and prolonged descent into madness I ever saw.”
― Long Live Evil
― Long Live Evil
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