June 24, 2018 - Curse - page 29

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Jan

Gryphlets! \o/

jprime • 06/24/2018

Does the stag notice the rabbit ears sticking out of the water or is he just watching the flow?

Rhawkas • 06/24/2018

I love the little gryphons. They're so cute. Hopefully they don't think the rabbit king is food. XD

SCPilot • 06/24/2018

Uh oh. This isn't going to turn out well.

Well not for the king. But for us the readers, it will turn out great because we get to smile and laugh our heads off at the outcome!

Wolfenreader • 06/24/2018

Welp, time to be woken up by tiny gryphon bites! XD

dzamie • 06/24/2018

If the griffons eat the king, I'm pretty sure that makes them king. Or something. King of griffons.

Jo Li KMC • 06/24/2018

Oh, no…

I mean, this could end up going well for everyone involved. Buuut…

Panther • 06/24/2018

Helpers or eaters ? Bet that these gryphon babies will be interested by a floating tail ^_^"

Kangaar Foxfire • 06/24/2018

Does it really matter if the moat water is unpleasant? Moats are there to make attacking a castle more difficult, and if the water is filthy then attacking the castle is even worse!

ndrvr • 06/24/2018

You know you're bummed when you stick your bum out of the water. No one can be arsed, butt anyone likes to butt in when you show your backside ^^...

unci • 06/24/2018

So each gryphlet grab an ear and carry home the new fluffy friend!

Nebulous • 06/24/2018

During wartime, sure, you want the moat water to be as unpleasant as possible. The rest of the time you have to live there, and you don't really want to live surrounded by an open sewer.
At least, I don't wan't to live surrounded by an open sewer. ;)

CW Glenn • 06/24/2018

Depends, do you live next to the moat?

Guesticus • 06/24/2018

Kangaar Foxfire: not to forget mentioning, the moat is typically on the outside of the castle

LionkingCMSL • 06/24/2018

In our reality, most medieval moats were the catch basins of the privies in the castle. That means they were filled with raw sewage and it would take a very brave or desperate person to try to swim across one.

Kirsten Wolfess • 06/24/2018

@ Lionking CMSL: Beat me to it. XD Some of the privvies emptied directly into the moat. If the King doesn't end up with an epic case of Giardia (spell?), or any/every other water borne illness out there, I'll be impressed.

Curious gryphlets, plus a mostly drowned King in the form of a rabbit. Someone is going to be nibbled on before too long.

Kaelgren • 06/25/2018

Left Gryphlet: "Great scut!" Right Gryphlet: "Water still tastes fine."

Treascair • 06/25/2018

Yay, it's the gryphies again! They're so adorable~

WB101 • 06/25/2018

What, no moat monster? Somebody really needs to question the credentials of that moat designer...

Oh look, hasenpfeffer! droolz

Dawn the DrMooID: Moo! slaps Bill in the back of the head... THWACK!

OW! Err... I mean... Save th bunbun! grumbles

RandomGuy • 06/26/2018

This won'the end well for someone

Panther • 06/26/2018

"Who's let the bun out ?" ^_^"

AlyxVixen • 06/26/2018 • edited

"He (or she) who doth pulleth thy bunny from thine river shall become King... or something like that."

Silverwolf • 07/02/2018

And because of certain spilled potions in the moat, the king became a Vorpal Bunny...

Matt • 07/02/2018

I think one of the gryphons is attracted to white first Silver now the White rabbit king. Draining the moat is like draining a canal albeit a round one. A king cannot make this journey alone, but perhaps a rabbit can. Wonder if those two will be just like the kings own children? With all that bad luck The king must really know what it's like to be Tor. Now all we need is for the red stone that did this, to turn up. What else is at the bottom of the moat it being it's cleaning time.

WB101 • 07/05/2018 • edited

..."spilled potions in the moat"

I didn't do it... and I was nowhere near Praxis at the time.

portals awaaaaay

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