Yep, old saying: If those papers proved my innocence I'd release them in every format, an audiobook, donate stacks of leatherbound editions to libraries, and release a documentary the shows I never had a single word altered or even requested it incase my innocence was called into question.

At the end of Second Sun, Tatyana is arguably (there's another across the world) the most physically powerful person on Kolybel. The first Absolute-Tier Autemá, and who lives for a bloody and intense fight or physical challenge. She'd get on well with Saiyans. If Kali's there, Kalyana is an option.

Bingo.

It serves a subtle purpose. Because Autemá depends on one's willpower, the act of posturing, insulting, snide remarks, showing glimpses of what you can do, etc. can affect the fight due to growing one's confidence or diminishing someone else's. If you can break their will to fight even a little...

Part of the FantasyIndiesNovember.
Terms Used
1. Duststone: Concrete left from the forgotten Second Age, they haven't re-developed it.
2. Fýla: Trans Woman. They both are.
3. Autemá: When one's will becomes the driving force behind their existence, rather than energy. Allowing for incredible feats.

We're such a weird ass society sometimes, I swear.

Sometimes boats just explode, fact of life.

"Led by myself, built by us, entrusted to you. May High Commander Lorelei Anselma Maier and each and every citizen of this Union raise this nation far beyond what I could ever hope to. I die with one regret, that I will not live to witness the beauty you have yet to achieve."

Korsakov may have been first High Commander, he may have given the speech that gave it its name and purpose, he may have obliterated the Republic with it, he may have fought on the front lines in the Civil War.....

But he says the UNS was built by its citizens; he never accomplished anything alone.

Heh, well we can't be one to talk. You can pretty much walk the width of PEI in not much time.

Oh yeah, the ones that don't really show up on population maps.

Also for the longest time I thought Rhode Island was part of New York.

Hey, small question from a Canadian. They always say, "The Great State of..." is that for all fifty? Or did one dude ever go, "From the okay if it's sunny state of Oregona."?

I bet that snow's higher quality than the snow we have here too.

Classic.

Why would that even be an insult?