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Swords, Sorcery, And Then Some!
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I can see it coming: Peonie will lose her clothing to the acid, while coming out totally unharmed.
@Dullahan: As usual.
I don’t know about that, the temperature should be low enough to kill.
@Ether101: I am sure there are at least 3 sets of cloths for the princess alone… everyone knows, the she has this “little” problem with losing cloths!
Princess, put that glove in the snow, NOW!
Disease more than acid it the Problem.. No Choice STRIP!
Jonathan is right. I immediately thought of this comic strip: http://www.exiern.com/2013/05/16/a-little-more-real-than-thought/ But maybe all she’ll have to do is strip off her glove before that acid blood reaches her skin. Work fast, Peonie!
Acid is hell on fur
So mingalows are aliens (from the movie). Good to know.
Let me guess, this is when God(ling) P-cups’ true heritage awakens? /gagmewithaspoonuntilichoke
I think its supposed to be this worlds version of the windigo. Or at least that’s what it sounds like
Ah, dangit, no! >_< You're forcing Peonie to strip now? In the desert of ice? In front of the undead half-fiend?
Bad form.
Maybe all she needs is a shrubbery and to repeatedly say “it” this time or say ahh either way…
How is the sword not melting? Acid eats metal
Magic I assume.
Ice = Hard Nipples! No Time Rip it all OFF!!!!!! LOL
@knite and Sleel Yep Like I said before Several Times going WAY WAY Back that sword’s Tiff uses has been stated as Magical just never Really Under her control or activated. All its ever done has been shown to be really sharp and Tough and refused to cut some people.And hinted that Tiff Belles its Intelligent.(At least She talks to it like it is.) Be funny if it and not Fadens Mate Magic Radom Blast is responsible For Tiff’s Gender Swap.If its Intelligent then that would Explain how the Enchants Alive.. Always Bad to Run Around with unknown Magical Artifacts. Gee turns out to be the Sword of Magic Girl Valkyrie!!! @Guesticus Yes that was a Joke as Magic Girl jokes are a Tradition.
@Sleel: “How is the sword not melting?” Cut yourself deeply with a straight-edged knife (well, preferably make do by merely remembering the last time you did this).
Is the knife bloody? Not really. The blood wells out later. Now looking at the second to last panel, it would appear that this does not perfectly apply to Mingalow physiology. Nevertheless there is a reasonable expectation that acting swiftly and decisively will not cause much damage to the sword while a prolonged gore-bath would be a bad idea.
Its blood dose seem some what Snotty and thick. not certain that’s a Good thing or bad.. Snotty Blood Clings but Drips slower…
@David Yeas, I have cut myself. Many times. Working constructions means that happens. Guess what. blade’s covered in blood. Fail.
You cut deeply enough to gush, the blood doesn’t politely stop pumping long enough for the blade to pas by before resuming it’s pressure
Depends on how slow you are cutting (or fast as the case may be)
@Steel
> the blood doesn’t politely stop pumping long enough for the blade to pas by before resuming it’s pressure
Mingalow physiology may be different.
Look at Peonie’s blade, not a trace on it.