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Yep. She got all this way without winding up semi-nakers…
May I just say, that is a magnificent drawing of PP in all her, uh, GLORY.
Wow, they really are big but well shaped, aren’t they?
Peonie’s inexplicable get-naked powers strike again! Well, at least furs don’t go skin-tight and see-through. ^^
Maybe this time, they can get Peonie some leggings and a shirt that actually reaches up to the neckline? Easier to keep in the heat that way.
Still not naked? Disappointing.
She actually wore panties? O_o
How does she freeze, when the water (i assume its water) in that bowl did not freeze. Has that Water a Peonie detector that i changes its physical state when near Peonie?
Strange
Waaaaaaaaaiiiiiiitt for it? I give one or two more comics and she will be naked.
Her mutant power Evolved, makes everything look slutty and now Strips her in 20 minutes.
I finally realized why Peonie loses her clothing so often. It’s so the artist can give her new ones – she’s like the Exiern live-in runway model, showing off the styles of the various cultures of this world. (JK – we all know the real reason.)
It’s a shame, though – she went to so much work making making those furs seem slutty. Now she’ll have a new outfit to ‘sluttify’.
With the fire burning and several people working it should be pretty warm inside the house.
Also, my powers of precognition predict that there would be slight “censorship” effects in the next strip, or possibly the one following it.
Those who say why she should freeze while water does not. Did you ever get wet in a cottage in the middle of a winter night? Just for information under 10 celcius water can lead to hypothermia in an hour. Water at winter is at stable temperature of 4 celcius usually unless heated and that is close enough to freezing point which can lead to death from hypothermia in less than 20 minutes.
And for those not familiar with Celsius…
Survival Expectancy
At water temperatures between 70 and 80 degrees, exhaustion or unconsciousness begins to set in after 3 to 12 hours. Your survival time is 3 hours to indefinitely. At water temperatures between 60 and 70 degrees, your time until exhaustion or unconsciousness is 2 to 7 hours, with an expected survival time in the water of 2 to 40 hours. Water temperatures between 50 and 60 degrees give you 1 to 2 hours until exhaustion or unconsciousness sets in, with an expected survival time in the water of 1 to 6 hours. More dangerous temperatures between 40 and 50 degrees allow for 30 to 60 minutes before exhaustion or unconsciousness sets in, with an expected survival time in the water of 1 to 3 hours.
Immediate Danger
At water temperatures between 32.5 and 40 degrees, you only have 15 to 30 minutes until you experience exhaustion or unconsciousness. At this point, your expected survival time in the water is only 30 to 90 minutes. Anything below 32 degrees is an imminent threat. You can lose consciousness in less than 15 minutes and die in 45 minutes or less.
Read more: How Long Can You Stay in the Water Until Hypothermia Sets In? | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/info_8726077_long-water-until-hypothermia-sets.html#ixzz2FVWofI45
That one guy, Peony is wet, not submerged.
As someone who lives in a cold, wet, climate, yes she needs to get into dry clothes ASAP. Even with a modern heated house, you are going to be turning blue and fumble fingered within a few minutes. You might not die, and it might not do any long term damage (in a modern heated house), but it is going to be a very bad couple of hours in which you’ll barely be able to move. In an old drafty, barely better than a barn, she’ll be so compromised that she’ll have all sorts of health problems, probably leading to lasting and long term damage, if she doesn’t get changed and soon. She’d actually be better off naked than be cloaked in soaking wet fabric (the exception to that is if it is pure wool, which gets neither heavy nor cold when wet, very useful in a survival situation) and furs. She is going to be leaching body heat (that is why we sweat, so we can leach body heat into the air with evaporation) until she is dry. That is not good in that situation.