Entropy

Well, there's also the possibility that they were in this relationship for some time already, but Dan just had a chance to show it to us now.

In this case, the reason to control them isn't just for the sex, but for the control itself. Just like Not-Tengu liked to control completely his "flock", to someone like him, the idea of making someone do anything under his control, expecially something they normally would not do at all, would be a big turn on.

The REAL reason she like shorts is obvious: they're comfy and easy to wear!

She marked Rhoda, and that's how she started to awake. The shock was with how fast she awakened.

http://egscomics.com/egsnp/gam-22 I Just hope that psygrace don't have too much headaches...

At least the feathergrace is using Wind Waker's rules. The Rito from Breath of the Wild have wing-hands, and I don't think it looks very good...

Yeah, is just that the phrase is strongly associated with Blue, and he was the first jerk rival, and after him and Silver (who was even more of a jerk than him), all the rivals were friendly ones. And, as Ellen's character here is a fusion of both...

You know, even though Dan said that the "Smel'ya latter" should be said by Nanase, I think it makes more sense for Ellen. She is playing the old jerk rival, while Nanase is playing the opposite sex rival, and those were more friends to the main character than jerks.

"But I was just walking by and looking to the other side of the road..." "Don't care, you must fight me!"

What this comic made me think was: What if that fire throwing army that forced the last reset was a Uryuom army?

Just noticed... the Grace-ratatta is wearing shorts. Must be because they are comfy and easy to wear...

I thought it was obvious, after he said that the library was in Egypt, but you never know...

But you need to remember that Eliot still isn't accustomed to fighting while flying, while that's probably one of the earliest things a battle mage learns.

I just hope that in the next strip, Ellen wakes up and make a counter-argument to Magus.

Just according to keikaku! (translator note: keikaku means plan)