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    To me, "Step,   Step,    Step,   Step,   Step" says 'reluctance to close the distance', which in turn says she's not moving fast. Granted, they do look like speed lines but that makes no sense.

    The perspective in panel 1 looks close, which also makes no sense. She appears to have moved several feet closer.

    Why does she have knowledge of a card game that she has probably never played? Did she magic that list up on her way to Justin, or did she research it and write it out ahead of time?

    She seems vulnerable. Is that an act? Isn't she still an overpowered magic being, even as a young one?

    She is, if nothing else, adorable, so far.

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    1 hour ago, ChronosCat said:

    So this is maybe a little more than annoying, closer to frustrating, but yesterday we had a major rain and wind storm that knocked out the power a bit before noon. Some 36 hours later (roughly) we still don't have our power back. We do have a generator, so we're not in danger, or even truly roughing it, but it can't power everything in the house and we can't run it all the time. So we've had to put up with long stretches of doing without power, and even when we do have the generator running have to choose carefully what we use the power for.

    On a more mildly annoying note, that same storm brought a lot of warm air with it and melted all the snow. We had a white Halloween (very unusual), and a white Thanksgiving (not so unusual but not something that happens every year), but it looks like we won't have a white Christmas (which is pretty unusual; most years there's at least a little bit of snow on the ground).

    Hope your power comes on soon. Ours has gotten much better in the time I've lived here; more buried lines, better protection at the substations, and the repair crews are good. Which is all nice, as we get occasional hurricanes. (The coast gets a lot; most of the time we just get the outskirts, but every now and then . . .)