Danny has a knife that if u slash the air it opens a portal to the ghost zone.
But in his exhausted state, he slashes the knife in the air while babbling on about how he wishes there were easier ways to deal with his rouges. Accidentally causing his magical knife to slashes open a portal to a different dimension.
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The justice league were at a loss... there was a small floating kid who fell through a portal on their main table, who was currently screaming something about furries?
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Danny: .....
JL: .......
Danny: is that....a furrie?
JL: .....
Danny: ....Sam was right
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Our new mini-campaign (playing The Slow Knife by @mouseholepress) is now available on our patreon!
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10:21 PM PST, 31 January 2024 (Source)
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"To suffer together. To live together. I want it."
"Liam, I want to live with you too."
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I love that Aemond claimed Vhagar. Not only did he have every right to do so, as well as the courage, nerve, and determination to approach Vhagar how and when he did... I also love that nobody expected Aemond to be so daring as to find and approach Vhagar at the first opportunity.
In hindsight, they should have known. He'd snuck into the dragonpit several times before this and had almost been killed attempting to find his own dragon.
It's no wonder that when he heard Vhagar calling out as the sun set on Driftmark he went out to find her.
All of this is especially more likely when considering his motivations: all of his siblings and nephews, all but Aegon younger than him, had already become dragonriders, something Aegon and the Strong boys loved to make fun of him for.
The bullying by his brother and nephews was one motivation. Another was that as Alicent's second son, his father paid him little attention. But maybe if he could finally claim a dragon - the biggest and oldest dragon, at that, the same dragon his father's father claimed - he could prove his worth to everyone in his family.
Instead, upon claiming Vhagar, he was immediately ambushed by his nephews and cousins. As he defended himself against four attackers, his nephew pulled a blade and sliced through his eye.
That boy's mother demanded Aemond be tortured for saying something during the fight that everyone knew to be true, and Aemond's father turned on him in favor of her.
That boy was never once reprimanded for what he did to Aemond - nor were his accomplices - and the only ones who seemed to care at all about his suffering and permanent disfigurement were his mother and siblings.
Is it any surprise after this that he embraced his dragon's warrior legacy and trained to become the ultimate fighter? He saw how vulnerable he and his family truly were, how their well-being mattered so little to the rest of the family, and he did all in his power to become the kind of man who could protect them and who would never be overtaken in combat again.
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It is very funny to me that Jack slips and calls Brnine "Marn" in Palisade 18. Because who among us hasn't called our friend the wrong RPG character name, honestly. But ALSO, Marn is exactly the kind of grounded emotionally-intelligent community leader that Brnine is scrambling to be and failing.
Captain Marn Ancura of the Blue Channel would be doing whatever she wanted and have Gucci convinced it was her own idea. Marn would know what to say to Thisbe and Coriolis. Marn would have welded the smoking scraps of Asepsis into a box and dropped that box in the nearest black hole.
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