well i’m not dead yet
nuff said.
anywho, I’m at college right now and my schedule barely leaves room for napping and tapping happily away at my keyboard.
nuff said.
anywho, I’m at college right now and my schedule barely leaves room for napping and tapping happily away at my keyboard.
September 1, 1774 saw a mass of feline red coats descend upon the shore of Long Wharf, Boston, or so it is depicted in Meezer’s “Loyalty and Liberty.”
As stated by the online graphic novel’s ‘about’ section, “Loyalty & Liberty is an educational graphic novel about the American War of Independence.
Instead of being one set cast, it is a set of rotating short stories all interconnected in some way or another.
It does contain artistic violence (not gore, we have no intentions of showing horrors of war, but showing historical events) and mild language.”
This is certainly an interesting concept, replacing humans with obviously more lovably cats and fairly accurately reproducing events. http://www.loyaltyliberty.com/
Our pasts usually define us; we usually define the future.
Does that mean our futures are defined by our pasts?
“Guy! Don’t feed him that!” exclaimed a concerned mother.
As he retracted the food, Guy looked at the lady confusedly. “Why not? I ate this when I was a pup his age.”
“Raw meat doesn’t bode well in the stomach of a two year old human,” she said as she picked up the toddler.
“Well… It’s still fresh.” Guy said as he downed the chunk of deer flank.
The Foxx Family, a strange name when they obviously weren’t foxes, lived in town but had come to be very close to the Tremonts, the wolf family living on the outskirts of Castor.
It took Guy a while to see the irony present in this situation.
Just two years prior, Mrs. Foxx had a pup, or baby as humans tended to call offspring. They named him “Ray” for the rays that peeked into their home on the morning of his birth. They officially named him “Raymond” after his grandfather. Yes this was the actual order.
Some months later, in early September, some Castorians came to Guy asking about the Foxx’s. It seemed they left their home, just as it always had been, in the middle of the night. Only a letter to Guy gave them any clue as to where they went and why.
“My dear wolf friends, the Tremont Family,
I hope you are not too shocked to find us gone, our old lives have caught up to us and it now becons. My wife and I have decided it best to settle our past, lest it destroy the peace you have in Castor.
Our house is open to any who desires to live in it. But I would ask that you keep a dwelling place ready for us upon our return, any kind would do. I desire, as a father and husband, that my family have a home in such a lovely place, especially after what I have put them through.
This is not a goodbye, but, a farewell.”
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A hero who had risen from the ashes may very well be better than any who had not.
Black Fur Ch. 2: Rise from the Ashes – Kuroiame/Foxx
A bloody war started today, initiated by the humans upon the hayop. Every hayop knew there was some dislike toward them in the humans, but they had no idea it was like this, not at all. They had no such feeling toward the humans.
Why would this happen?…
Castor now lay in ruins. Once a quiet little town with few squabbles where most everyone got along, now, nothing was left but burning rubble. Few had escaped, many were lost, many were still unfound. The few survivors, now homeless, simply had no where to go, other villages would have been hit and all others would be too small to house even such a meager number of refugees.
As for fighting back, there were no means. They knew it was an aerial assault, they had no anti-air munitions, heck, they had no weapons at all besides their blades. Moving north, into the mountains and away from known human territory, seemed to be the best option.
Red robin, this is HQ. Targets hit. Good job
Just doing my duty, HQ… And did you just call me–…?
Huh? Oh! Uh… We just got catered by Red Robin and it’s delicious :3
Oh! I should get back then! Over and ou–What the…?
Something wrong?
Something on my wing. A black guy?…
“You the one who blew up the town?!” Ray said furiously, somehow audible in the wind, as he lay
prone on the left wing of the craft.
“Uh… yes?” Said a very confused pilot. “I’d suggest you get down but we’re kinda barely sub-Mach and some thousand feet off the ground.” It then dawned on the stunned pilot, “How’d you get up here?”
“An explosion and questionable physics.” He then drew a rather large sword. “Gonna gettit dude!”
He then got up, ran along the wing, and stabbed the guy in the head with a cry: “Sonic Thrust!” Yes, through the canopy.
Glass and blood streamed behind the plane, which now flew pilotless.
“Oh hi there :3″ Said a rather happy looking AI avatar through the com screen just as the black guy
cut the plane in two, leaving it to spiral into the grassy plains just east of where they were and leaving him
to splat in the plain just east of where they were. Or so you think ;3
Back at Guy’s house:
“Feels Good!….” exclaimed Guy as he burst out from under a pile of burning wood.
“Nothing like being blown to smithereens to get rid of the fleas.”
“…Ray?”
In the midst of war there are those who wish for peace but must fight to obtain it.
Black Fur – Kuroiame/Foxx
Castor, a small draconic town in the forested, eastern hills. It was a quiet place which had only recently began using electricity; there wasn’t even a Wal-Mart. The majority of the buildings were done in an older style with tiled roofs and such and usually never exceeded two floors, but roofs could be climbed and drowsy dragons would often laze about on them.
The busier places in town were the market and the sparring arena (No I am not corny, dragons just like to fight).The market had you usual fare, fish mongers and there fish (duh), tanners selling leather, hunters who sold their more inferior kills, farmers. etc. It was mostly food but there were quite a few shops with nick nacks and novelties and a few that sold fancy imported things like gaming consoles; the latter had to go for insanely low prices to make a sale (worth it).Now, the sparring arena was usually busy because dragons liked to fight. No it was not just men wanting to show dominance through superior firepower (that was made illegal due to an incident which caused the previous arena to burn down); it was men getting to know each other… with their fists :3 … what? :c But seriously, they usually fought for positions like this (unlike Obama!
… :c … jk… don’t hurt me).
Though the townspeople were mostly dragons, there were quite a few foxes and wolves and other forest dwellers living there – most of these would either establish their own communities or live on their own according to their instincts. All who lived in Castor got along swell :3 <cat smile and yes I said swell. Whoop de doo)although the dragons did usually burn down a building or to in the course of a yearIt has been said that hyumins (I dunno how to spell dat
furry power) used to live in the town, but they left for some odd reason or another. Rumors about their being assassins were spread, along with other equally improbable things,but I’m telling you about this one for no reason.
Certainly a peaceful place. Too bad it wouldn’t last…
Over the skies of the eastern hills a jet roared, leaving a trail of frightened fauna in its wake.
HQ, this is red sparrow. I am approaching the target…
Red sparrow, this is HQ. You have your orders…
Roger, HQ. Let’s hit these freaks hard…
“Hey, Guy! Think Fast!” Said a black guy as he threw a rather large object at a black wolf.
“What th–?”
Smack!!!!1111!!!
“You were supposed to cut it…”
“… A watermelon… Why?” Said Guy as he looked at the red and green fragments of melon.”What is your fascination with them, Ray?”
“I don’t know… They’re yummy :3″ Ray said as he cut into another watermelon with his sword.
“What? Another one?…”
HQ, I am engaging the target…
The jet launched several missiles toward the village.
nuff said
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