Question Kayda 10

Arcanist Lupus wrote: Oh yeah, I noticed that Coyote is a Disney fan.

Arcanist Lupus wrote: Oh yeah, I noticed that Coyote is a Disney fan.

Amy_Amethyst wrote: M - I - G -Gee he's dumb- H - T - Y - Why would anyone work for him?
M - O - O - S - E

Kettlekorn wrote: I also loved Mighty Moose.

Danny needs to start working on finding a way to incorporate clothes of some sort into his shifting. It's probably doable, because his hair and nails shift with him and return, and both of those are just dead materials. Since his shifting is magic, it's probably something to do with either them being part of his self image, them being physically attached to him, or them being extrusions originally created by his own body. Those are all possibilities that can be exploited, albeit not necessarily in practical ways. He won't know until he tries, though. Maybe he'll get lucky and it'll work like it did for the Animorphs, letting him absorb anything that's skintight when he shifts to cougar and then restore it when he shifts back.

Worst case, he could get a gadget, devise, or charm that could create a hologram/illusion of a simple changing screen (this would be a lot easier/cheaper than getting it to cover him with holo-clothes or whatever, though that would be more convenient). He could leave it on his belt and just walk over and poke it with a claw before changing back. Alternately, he could use an elastic band to wear it around his waist under his shirt. If the band is stretchy enough, it'll keep the projector snug in cougar mode so he'll always have it with him in case he needs some privacy. Might be an interesting holdout in a fight, too; nobody expects the cougar they're fighting to randomly disappear behind a holographic changing screen and then leap through it to chomp their jugular.

As for Wondercute, they could be good for Danny if they can help him to get past caring what other people think of him. But I'm rooting for him to stand up and carve his own path instead of letting everybody railroad him like a pathetic loser.

Arcanist Lupus wrote: Oh yeah, I noticed that Coyote is a Disney fan.

He can paint with all the colors of broken wind.

E. E. Nalley wrote:

Arcanist Lupus wrote: Oh yeah, I noticed that Coyote is a Disney fan.

Not at any time, only when it was funny...

Dpragan wrote: Sorry, I sometime shorthand things in responses.

Lets see how to explain "relapses"...to me it seems that Kayda sometimes has to solve a mental issue more than once (Or several variations on the issue) to get her to believe it. Or that is how it seems to me.

elrodw wrote: Drama? Yes. Teen self-doubt drama? No. Travel, meeting tribes, old tribal conflicts, friends who want to go along, pesky little brother. Little sister of friend and pesky little brother. Fighting demons. yeah, fun stuff.

Valentine wrote: I think you left off a few people...

Mrs. Carson, Mr. Two Knives, Ayla, Chou, Hank (Hank cares about everyone), Ros, Sensei Ito, the rest of the SFL, and on and on.

I still think her angst goes away just because she doesn't have enough time for there to be any angst.

Spezielle Operationsbüro für Angst und Weltherrschaft Are you a founding member?

peter wrote: But I will put in a request. I'd like to see a Danny story, as opposed to him simply being a supporting character in Kayda.

Heck, I'd love to see a whole series of slice of life school stories that have no earth shaking implications. Just kids interacting and having fun.

elrodw wrote: In my work queue, there IS a Danny story. He's not just a supporting character (even though we find a few interesting things about him in K10 P6

elrodw wrote: In my work queue, there IS a Danny story. He's not just a supporting character (even though we find a few interesting things about him in K10 P6

Malady wrote:

elrodw wrote: In my work queue, there IS a Danny story. He's not just a supporting character (even though we find a few interesting things about him in K10 P6

Hmm... When are its events, I wonder... Likely those missing two days from Kayda's POV...

Amalie + Danny... She's a sparker, so electro-hair trouble? Also with that Taeslin girl...

E. E. Nalley wrote: Danny is also front and center quite a bit in TBTBAE 3 and 4.

elrodw wrote:

E. E. Nalley wrote: Danny is also front and center quite a bit in TBTBAE 3 and 4.

He's also featured in a prominent (very prominent) scene in Kayda 10 part 6.

JG wrote: Why does everyone find Adore so very fascinating?

elrodw wrote:

Dpragan wrote: Sorry, I sometime shorthand things in responses.

Lets see how to explain "relapses"...to me it seems that Kayda sometimes has to solve a mental issue more than once (Or several variations on the issue) to get her to believe it. Or that is how it seems to me.

You are reading it correctly. Bear in mind that Kayda is a teenager, and as I well know from my teenage daughter, sometimes it takes a dozen repetitions of a bad experience to get through that wall of stubbornness and make an impact. In part 4, Debra FINALLY got through. Well, Tansy did, but then the plan of Mrs. Horton and Lanie and Laneth stepped in, not knowing about what Tansy did, and as they say, too many cooks ....

She got it this time. Promise. She got a slap in the face about "Lanie cares, Mrs. H cares, Laneth cares, Deb REALLY cares - I guess they do care more than I thought." Lesson learned. Time to move on to new stuff - and I have a LOT of cool new ideas. Drama? Yes. Teen self-doubt drama? No. Travel, meeting tribes, old tribal conflicts, friends who want to go along, pesky little brother. Little sister of friend and pesky little brother. Fighting demons. yeah, fun stuff.

elrodw wrote: Danny has to spend time as Wihinape or in mountain lion form. What do you think will happen, given the cottage he's in? He has cat forms - how do you think Feral and Miyet and Cyberkitty are going to react to his kitty-boy form?

elrodw wrote: There are bullies who don't like him, who call him gay. What do you think people will say when he walks around with six or eight girls hanging all over him, stopping him to kiss him before they go into their classroom buildings and such?

elrodw wrote: And is Wondercute going to get him in trouble? Remember, Kayda is taking pics to send to Mom back home. What KINDS of pics? What kinds of things will Wondercute drag him into?

null0trooper wrote:

elrodw wrote: And is Wondercute going to get him in trouble? Remember, Kayda is taking pics to send to Mom back home. What KINDS of pics? What kinds of things will Wondercute drag him into?

Wondercute?

Trouble?

Nawww.

Katssun wrote:

null0trooper wrote:

elrodw wrote: And is Wondercute going to get him in trouble? Remember, Kayda is taking pics to send to Mom back home. What KINDS of pics? What kinds of things will Wondercute drag him into?

Wondercute?

Trouble?

Nawww.

Kidnapping Alyss as part of the attempt to get her to join? Someone has to play the Cheshire cat.

Danny's whining is pretty funny. Girls have been falling all over him since he changed. He's too wound up to realize that they're (mostly) not patronizing him about it, but genuinely attracted to him. Like sister, like brother. The desperate need to be bashed in the brains with a cluehammer.

"Yes Danny...there are girls out there that are attracted to skinny, androgynous men. You don't have to be Beefcake Supreme to attract women."
Someone just needs to point Danny at Bravo and get him to understand that men like that attract morons like Pucelle. Or have him watch T-bird for an afternoon as a parallel to how stupid he's being.

Hopefully that would get the point across. He's even being told to join Wondercute and go after Misty and Lindsay. Only one of which is a ditz (and I'm not saying which!). Danny has so many options, he just has to accept that he's so kyooooot.

Katssun wrote:

null0trooper wrote: Danny's whining is pretty funny. Girls have been falling all over him since he changed. He's too wound up to realize that they're (mostly) not patronizing him about it, but genuinely attracted to him. Like sister, like brother. The desperate need to be bashed in the brains with a cluehammer.

"Yes Danny...there are girls out there that are attracted to skinny, androgynous men. You don't have to be Beefcake Supreme to attract women."
Someone just needs to point Danny at Bravo and get him to understand that men like that attract morons like Pucelle. Or have him watch T-bird for an afternoon as a parallel to how stupid he's being.

Hopefully that would get the point across. He's even being told to join Wondercute and go after Misty and Lindsay. Only one of which is a ditz (and I'm not saying which!). Danny has so many options, he just has to accept that he's so kyooooot.

So the bigots think it's cover. I've got an answer for that one.

Katssun wrote:

null0trooper wrote:

elrodw wrote: And is Wondercute going to get him in trouble? Remember, Kayda is taking pics to send to Mom back home. What KINDS of pics? What kinds of things will Wondercute drag him into?

Wondercute?

Trouble?

Nawww.

Kidnapping Alyss as part of the attempt to get her to join? Someone has to play the Cheshire cat.

Danny's whining is pretty funny. Girls have been falling all over him since he changed. He's too wound up to realize that they're (mostly) not patronizing him about it, but genuinely attracted to him. Like sister, like brother. The desperate need to be bashed in the brains with a cluehammer.

"Yes Danny...there are girls out there that are attracted to skinny, androgynous men. You don't have to be Beefcake Supreme to attract women."
Someone just needs to point Danny at Bravo and get him to understand that men like that attract morons like Pucelle. Or have him watch T-bird for an afternoon as a parallel to how stupid he's being.

Hopefully that would get the point across. He's even being told to join Wondercute and go after Misty and Lindsay. Only one of which is a ditz (and I'm not saying which!). Danny has so many options, he just has to accept that he's so kyooooot.

Kettlekorn wrote: It's not that simple. Imagine that you find being fat revolting. You weren't fat before, but you get a mutation that makes you fat no matter how hard you work out and diet. People point out that there are people who like fat people. This is good to know, but doesn't eliminate the self revulsion. In fact, people liking you because of the hated trait can make it more painful, since they keep bringing it up and don't like you for the "right" reasons, etc.

JG wrote: There's a reason Diamondback finds naga-body fetishists creepy.

Bonus points if you're empathic.

Valentine wrote:

JG wrote: There's a reason Diamondback finds naga-body fetishists creepy.

Bonus points if you're empathic.

"You're pretty." The assessment of a fearless six year old, was probably one of the first punctures in her self view.

E. E. Nalley wrote:

Hardric wrote: Just a little question... Is it too much to hope that Coyote gets a little taste of point blank annihilation?

Well, as he himself would say, "...I am Coyote and I have walked the spirit realms since the world was new and The Foreigner laid down Creation. Do battle with me at your peril!"

Malady wrote:

E. E. Nalley wrote:

Hardric wrote: Just a little question... Is it too much to hope that Coyote gets a little taste of point blank annihilation?

Well, as he himself would say, "...I am Coyote and I have walked the spirit realms since the world was new and The Foreigner laid down Creation. Do battle with me at your peril!"

Well, I was gonna guess that the Foreigner is something from Japan, given that Japan was separate from the Five Fold, and also not American/Greek... Instead of something from outside the universe, but, this is hinting that it's something like the Judeo-Christian God...

*shrugs*

DanZilla wrote: IIRC the New Olympians were the first ones to refer to The Foreigner in the Whateley stories... and yeah, He's the one that came along and messed-up the worship of whole bunches of pre-Him gods.

Kettlekorn wrote: Originally I was thinking the Foreigner referred to the Star Stalker, back when it was only the Olympians referring to them, but yeah, now it's starting to sound more like they're a creator type.

Most of our members were present, and the faculty - to no-one's surprise - had pushed Mr. Two Knives into being our faculty co-advisor with Mr. Lodgeman, both of who were present. Also, Mrs. Donner, the tribal council representative from the Medawihla tribe, was present. In the spring, she had displayed great enthusiasm for our activities, and I, for one, welcomed her advice when I needed it.

"Kayda's brother?" Stormwolf asked with a cocked eyebrow?

"Yeah," I said glumly under my breath. "Lucky me!"

"Lucky you," Slapshot retorted with a grin. "Your sister did all the paperwork to get you registered, so you don't have to!"

I tilted my head to the side, turning toward Slapshot, and rolling my eyes at him, which only caused him to chuckle.

Danny sat, and a lithe, dark-haired brunette with skin as dark as Kayda stood. "I'm Lynn," she said softly. "Lynn West."

Katssun wrote: Hardsell discussing the benefits of enrollment? Okay, I laughed, but then I definitely groaned. Worse, I don't know which author to blame!

Katssun wrote: And Coyote still won. He got his leader of The People...

Katssun wrote: Paramount and Hartford laying it all out on the table felt a little heavy handed though. I suppose they had to, because they messed the three girls up pretty badly, and their meddling backfired what naturally was going to fall into place one way or another. In retrospect, it is a nice parallel to Mrs. Horton and Carson admitting to meddling with Lanie and Kayda, nearly undoing what Tansy had fixed on her own.

Katssun wrote: Wait a minute...

Has this arc been conveying that adults need to know when to back off and let teenage girls figure out their own problems, because interference is inevitable worse? Hmm?

Katssun wrote: Coyote sure is a jerk though. Kayda gets softly betrayed again, finds out the whole truth. He tricked her into getting exactly what he wanted, while shaming everyone else, including Wakan Tanka. I know that's his way, but he showed Kayda an alternative, and used her own good nature against her to confirm that she liked being a mediator and a healer so far, hardships aside. Kayda knows Lanie is happy with Wyatt, she knows she hate to see Debra hurt in any permanent way, that what she has with Lanie as a girl is what she always wanted, etc.

And Coyote still won. He got his leader of The People...

Hardsell discussing the benefits of enrollment? Okay, I laughed, but then I definitely groaned. Worse, I don't know which author to blame!

Paramount and Hartford laying it all out on the table felt a little heavy handed though. I suppose they had to, because they messed the three girls up pretty badly, and their meddling backfired what naturally was going to fall into place one way or another. In retrospect, it is a nice parallel to Mrs. Horton and Carson admitting to meddling with Lanie and Kayda, nearly undoing what Tansy had fixed on her own.

Wait a minute...

Has this arc been conveying that adults need to know when to back off and let teenage girls figure out their own problems, because interference is inevitable worse? Hmm?

Big smiles all around reading this chapter. See, Kayda? You do have friends. Lots!

Tansy's embarrassing fantasies...

elrodw wrote: 2) Haven't heard from Jarjaross or the others who think I've been so mean to Kayda. I promised that the self-doubting angsty-stuff would end in part 4, and I think I met that. I mean, the whole Coyote thing was pretty extreme, and I think ANY character would have been freaked out by that situation, but it wasn't the "sorry this" and "forgive me that" and "I'm not worthy!" that I had to agree was running on a bit.

elrodw wrote: So - I wanted to know if those types of readers think it's better, because that's my intention. (I can pick on someone else, like perhaps Danny!)

elrodw wrote:
2) Haven't heard from Jarjaross or the others who think I've been so mean to Kayda. I promised that the self-doubting angsty-stuff would end in part 4, and I think I met that. I mean, the whole Coyote thing was pretty extreme, and I think ANY character would have been freaked out by that situation, but it wasn't the "sorry this" and "forgive me that" and "I'm not worthy!" that I had to agree was running on a bit. So - I wanted to know if those types of readers think it's better, because that's my intention. (I can pick on someone else, like perhaps Danny!)

null0trooper wrote: I think Coyote was piling it on a bit high for Wakan Tanka's "Put me in, Coach!" play.

And no, I am NOT going to reveal the favor

lighttech wrote: is that the same old 'Truck' we are used too from 'TNT' fame? or a new '"Truck" by another name is still a bully?

elrodw wrote: EE and I always try to put in little cultural gems - and nobody noticed, or has called attention to, the one that I thought EVERYONE would get.

Yolandria wrote:

And no, I am NOT going to reveal the favor

Thank goodness...Knowing he was giving handies in the back room for screen time would have broke my little heart. But Mal deserves it. He's always busy doing something to make every one's lives better.

elrodw wrote: Nobody noticed the little exchange between Kayda and Laneth/Lanie?

elrodw wrote: Nope, not the one.

"She is lucky to have a friend like you."

I chuckled. "No, I'm the lucky one."

mhalpern wrote:

elrodw wrote: Nobody noticed the little exchange between Kayda and Laneth/Lanie?

What this? "Ah don't know if that was incest or masturbation, but she's one hell of a kisser!"
Isn't that a reference to an old time travel scifi piece I forget the title, but the time traveler becomes their own parents

elrodw wrote: Nope, not the one.

Iwasforger03 wrote: I think somebody forgot to include a "read more" tag because it's taking up the entire page.

DanZilla wrote:

Iwasforger03 wrote: I think somebody forgot to include a "read more" tag because it's taking up the entire page.

I checked it a while back and it was in place and it still is... and I loaded the page a few different ways and don't have an issue... is it still happening that way for you?

"I've had a few ... unusual requests, five this week alone," Mrs. Carson began bluntly. "Now while Whateley respects your freedom of religion, no-one, and I repeat, NO-ONE, is going to build any form of shrine, temple, altar, or any other worship or adoration space devoted to any other student or student's spirit, NO MATTER WHOSE SPIRIT THAT STUDENT MIGHT CARRY!"

Mifruzli smiled benignly, folding his hands underneath the sleeves of his volumous robe, “As I said before, this excellent school’s charter does not permit the expulsion of a student on the basis of religious or political views.

null0trooper wrote:

"I've had a few ... unusual requests, five this week alone," Mrs. Carson began bluntly. "Now while Whateley respects your freedom of religion, no-one, and I repeat, NO-ONE, is going to build any form of shrine, temple, altar, or any other worship or adoration space devoted to any other student or student's spirit, NO MATTER WHOSE SPIRIT THAT STUDENT MIGHT CARRY!"

Picking and choosing which deities, or others, that students are allowed to openly worship on the basis of some student claiming to be an avatar of one of the now-forbidden deities is NOT respect for religious freedom.

Mifruzli smiled benignly, folding his hands underneath the sleeves of his volumous robe, “As I said before, this excellent school’s charter does not permit the expulsion of a student on the basis of religious or political views.

Has the Charter been changed recently?

Katssun wrote: They are still able to build private shrines to other students in secret spaces in the tunnels, in their wardrobes, or other hidey holes, it just can't be a public one.

Katssun wrote: I was surprised to see so much of the detail in the battle from Blast from the Past repeated. It didn't seem like there was much difference in the perspective. I was expecting something from a more emotional perspective from Kayda considering the horror she and Lanie stepped into, similar to the way Kayda sorta runs on autopilot from her perspective of Galatea Debutante.

Can't wait to see Danny's meltdown from his perspective.

mhalpern wrote: I would have liked to see what animal guide Ayla would have gotten...

Astrodragon wrote:

mhalpern wrote: I would have liked to see what animal guide Ayla would have gotten...

Given Alya's connection with money, it would obviously have been a gold-fish...

Katssun wrote: Coyote is exactly the type of person to tell Danny the exact truth of what he offered Kayda, because that's the way he operates.

He never lies, but he intentionally causes confusion and anguish for The People so that they make the right choices and understand.

He revealed how Kayda was betrayed by her own spirits because of impatience, showing her what could have been. But Kayda makes the correct decision, knowing she's still very close to Lanie, though a different type of love, Lanie is no less happy with Wyatt and Kayda with Debra, and In becoming Kayda and not staying Brandon who fathers the Ptesanwi, saved Debra more completely, prevented her would-have-been daughter from going through all the same suffering, and has already saved so many lives by what she went through. As a healer, as a counselor. Did things turn out perfect? No. Would Brandon have had as much sway in his hometown as The Warrior, and not as The Healer? Maybe not. Mutant hatred still would have happened, he still would have gotten nearly beaten to death when he manifested, the tribes still probably would have retaliated, and so on.

So now...Coyote tells Danny. What does this accomplish? Danny gets super angry at his sister. He blames her. He already has been. Danny already had issues accepting what he's become. We're not sure what happens outside of Kayda's perspective yet, but we do see how it is resolved. Lanie gets him to understand that he's really more popular than ever. He has girlfriends. Plural. He gets harassed, sure. But he's got Rosalyn and Angel as friends, and who knows who has approached him for more intimate connections, in both forms.

...Probably Rosalyn.

Coyote drives Danny to the brink so that he can grow to accept who he is, what he is, what his spirit brings him and the potential he might reach. Coyote's intentions are ultimately for the good of his people. He's just a dick about how he does it, because those he torments find the answer themselves through that angry dialogue. But they're the one's answering, he's not telling them what to believe.

Astrodragon wrote:

mhalpern wrote: I would have liked to see what animal guide Ayla would have gotten...

Given Alya's connection with money, it would obviously have been a gold-fish...

mhalpern wrote: Swallow



The tropical fruit transporting aspect of them.


Someone has to ask the question....

Katssun wrote: Coyote is exactly the type of person to tell Danny the exact truth of what he offered Kayda, because that's the way he operates.

He never lies, but he intentionally causes confusion and anguish for The People so that they make the right choices and understand.

He revealed how Kayda was betrayed by her own spirits because of impatience, showing her what could have been. But Kayda makes the correct decision, knowing she's still very close to Lanie, though a different type of love, Lanie is no less happy with Wyatt and Kayda with Debra, and In becoming Kayda and not staying Brandon who fathers the Ptesanwi, saved Debra more completely, prevented her would-have-been daughter from going through all the same suffering, and has already saved so many lives by what she went through. As a healer, as a counselor. Did things turn out perfect? No. Would Brandon have had as much sway in his hometown as The Warrior, and not as The Healer? Maybe not. Mutant hatred still would have happened, he still would have gotten nearly beaten to death when he manifested, the tribes still probably would have retaliated, and so on.

So now...Coyote tells Danny. What does this accomplish? Danny gets super angry at his sister. He blames her. He already has been. Danny already had issues accepting what he's become. We're not sure what happens outside of Kayda's perspective yet, but we do see how it is resolved. Lanie gets him to understand that he's really more popular than ever. He has girlfriends. Plural. He gets harassed, sure. But he's got Rosalyn and Angel as friends, and who knows who has approached him for more intimate connections, in both forms.

...Probably Rosalyn.

Coyote drives Danny to the brink so that he can grow to accept who he is, what he is, what his spirit brings him and the potential he might reach. Coyote's intentions are ultimately for the good of his people. He's just a dick about how he does it, because those he torments find the answer themselves through that angry dialogue. But they're the one's answering, he's not telling them what to believe.

Ametros wrote: I feel that this coming winter for Whateley is going to be preternaturally cold in general, with a severe blizzard heralding Kigatilik's strike.

Amy_Amethyst wrote:

Ametros wrote: I feel that this coming winter for Whateley is going to be preternaturally cold in general, with a severe blizzard heralding Kigatilik's strike.

*attempts to resist the obvious comment ... fails*

Winter is coming.

Ametros wrote: I might just throw a fit if events unfold without Lodgeman informing Kayda that an infamous shaman-hunting spirit was breaking into Whateley grounds.

mittfh wrote: while TWFKAH's Master has decided to play a long game with Kayda and dark magic - so it's likely we'll have further teaser scenes in the next few tales, with Danny being placed in mortal peril far later in the academic year or even later. On the other hand, with Danny repairing his relationship with his sister, affection towards Tansy and having a signficiant proportion of the female population of Whateley looking out for him (not least of which is WonderCute [1]), it's going to take some planning to separate him from the rest of the student body and prevent them trying to rescue him.

mhalpern wrote: I would have liked to see what animal guide Ayla would have gotten...

annachie wrote: Dianne's decision to make and we haven't heard from her in a while as far as we poor plebs know.

OtherEric wrote:

annachie wrote: Dianne's decision to make and we haven't heard from her in a while as far as we poor plebs know.

I can verify she hasn't been in touch with the Canon Cabal (TINCC) as a group, at least.

E. E. Nalley wrote: Joe and I even hosted her in Atlanta once. She does not reply to my emails either. I think she's done with us.

annachie wrote:

E. E. Nalley wrote: Joe and I even hosted her in Atlanta once. She does not reply to my emails either. I think she's done with us.

I suppose we could live with her being done, if she'd hand over her chatacters.

annachie wrote:

E. E. Nalley wrote: Joe and I even hosted her in Atlanta once. She does not reply to my emails either. I think she's done with us.

I suppose we could live with her being done, if she'd hand over her chatacters.

Malady wrote: I've only got 1 question. How is that a fire elemental??

Or as Bek D Corvin States it's a Fire (Fiance Insurance Real-Estate) Elemental

Kristin Darken wrote:
How do I know? I've a non-standard guide myself. Spend any time with new age shamans and you'd wonder how Wolf, Bear, and Raven ever have time to eat they're guiding and teaching so many young seekers of wisdom. Mostly, I can tell how much ego is at the table when I share that I'm guided by Opossum. Not that I haven't studied with others... Horse, Wolf, and I'm .... negotiating with Raven... but Opossum and I work together really well.

Astrodragon wrote:

Kristin Darken wrote: How do I know? I've a non-standard guide myself.

Tsk.Wolf, Bear and raven are obviously operating franchises...

elrodw wrote:

Astrodragon wrote:

Kristin Darken wrote: How do I know? I've a non-standard guide myself.

Tsk.Wolf, Bear and raven are obviously operating franchises...

And what kind of spirit guide would a Brit have? Perhaps a hedgehog? If he's sentient, is he, by chance, named Spiny Norman?

Astrodragon wrote:

elrodw wrote:

Astrodragon wrote:

Kristin Darken wrote: How do I know? I've a non-standard guide myself.

Tsk.Wolf, Bear and raven are obviously operating franchises...

And what kind of spirit guide would a Brit have? Perhaps a hedgehog? If he's sentient, is he, by chance, named Spiny Norman?

Don't mess with Spiney Norman
And hedgehogs are cool.
And if your Welsh, you can have a Dragon

elrodw wrote:

Astrodragon wrote:

Kristin Darken wrote: How do I know? I've a non-standard guide myself.

Tsk.Wolf, Bear and raven are obviously operating franchises...

And what kind of spirit guide would a Brit have? Perhaps a hedgehog? If he's sentient, is he, by chance, named Spiny Norman?

reno wrote: I thought all welsh got a sheep automatically

Phoenix Spiritus wrote:

reno wrote: I thought all welsh got a sheep automatically

Only if they leave the Lambs to the New Zealanders

Malady wrote: Wait... This was the story that mentioned 3 shaman-ishes right? No one's mentioned that Wendigo's a Shaman, as said in Part 5... Making the 3 shamans, if I've got things right, as Kayda, Lodgemen, and Wendigo?