True, but this is by mook standards, considering he's survived a battle against the heroes to return that shows he's smarter than the average mook at least.

In the Legaran Legion your best defense is the man in front of you!

Unless you're facing Richard, in that case the best defense is a thousand men in front of you, and the ability to outrun the Flash.

whats with all the fillers get back to the main people already or at least have some interesting dialect in the fillers to make them somewhat interesting

Dialect?

You mean dialogue, right?

I had to say it...

ROFL!

Anyway, filler's useful as a setup, too. Sometimes the payoff wouldn't work, without it.

This isn't filler. I think the last few pages have spoiled us with such juicy plot development that we see the Sisters and Sons emerge and we just yawn. Oh well, here's to Thursday's page.

Seeing other pages some mages had larger ears I thought it was just a matter of shading / colouring with the skin-colours of the elves. Checking further into the pages, indeed, the change seems more obvious to me too.

You're right...Feel better now?

On the front page, does it still have Richard staring off into the distance on the latest page button for anyone else?

Yep, that happens.

Just checking

Wait now... the temple is being guarded by... Klingons? I'm confused.

How are they at all similar to Klingons? Explain that.

I sure hope they're not like Klingons, if they are the north is screwed, considering how they tend to spend most fights they're in getting knocked on their ass by the villain of the week because they can't be bothered to get their space flu vaccinations.

Yeah Klingons get hyped but in the end they never do much. At least Jaffa kick some ass when they're not being knocked down like bowling pins by SG-1

At least the Klingons do have kickass blades, though really it's hard to imagine why people advanced enough to have warp drives and photon torpedoes would even bother with melee weapons, aside from collecting them like modern people do with swords and knives.

Well the one bladed weapon that will always exist in some form is the knife. If you think about it all blades have a non combat use except the sword. Axes and knives are useful, swords not so much.

Yeah, it's more the big badass sort of crescent moon shaped swords the Klingons use. Sure it looks cool, but how much good is it really going to be fighting someone armed with lazers?

"Looks cool but is ineffective" is ironically also the perfect way to describe military use of lasers.

Point taken, I guess it's just the almighty rule of Richard. (Formerly known as rule of cool, rule of fwoosh can also be used.)

ROFL!

Looks more like it's being guarded by male kshatriya and female magic-wielding brahmin to me.

I'm still confused about what she meant by "enjoy your new prison"...

Two things: the confines of society (maybe a bit restrictive), or a literal prison, especially if it's a matriarchal society-still sort of an allegorical prison, but...

my question: where was the bird?

I just feel the need to point out that Jonath is currently averaging 33 posts a day. Up from 31 last time I checked. Which is sadder, that he has that kinda time, or that I bothered to calculate it?

What's sad is that that's completely off topic and unprompted. If you feel like insulting me to nourish your self-esteem, please at least follow the rules and do it in JJ.
Thanks for your comment anyways.
Have a nice day.

There were none shown.

The Legara legion have been laying siege to the sisters temple for a while and patrol the perimeter to prevent people from getting in or out (it says something of Tah'vraay and the sons' skill that they got in undetected, unless they sneaked in via a plothole ), possibly with snares or alarms rigged as well.

It's implied that birds (and possibly/probably other small animals) have triggered the alarms or made the scouts and patrols raise the alarm before, apparently enough that the commander assumes that is what it is at first, that's all.

There's also the possibility of being a spiritual prison, we still have no clue what exactly the fusion does, apart from make the women turn into blue elves. From what we see I'm wondering if the fusion isn't some form of a hive mind, fusing all of their minds and souls into one external source, and effectively making their bodies nothing but meat puppets.

That . . . that sounds chillingly probable.

The roof of the temple look nothing like the thing that was piercing the mountain top in the previous page

Big, dome shaped, glowy, looks the same to me.

I was a bit disappointed when it turned out to just be the roof of the temple.

That not only sounds possible, but plausible, given the page; but we shall see...

*blink, blink, blink* Total blank. ROFL! A nod to Harry Potter, I see. Deathday, indeed; Nearly Headless Nick would be proud. And, of course, no reaction shot to the bondage scenario, or the shovel. It's left to our vivid imaginations.

All's well with the world.