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18-120 (Patreon)

Published:
2024-07-01 03:51:51
Edited:
2024-08-24 02:51:02
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2026-06
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And y'all keep waiting for Lady Ilganyag to betray Prakhuta. Look at her calling out to him! He's her boy! And DarkSette there is her girl. Sette Frummagem? Unreliable. Talks funny. Kinda trashy. Disposable.

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Rifter

Pardon my language but Lady I is such a biiiiiitch!

Madison

Man I really hope Lady I is using the Royal “we” there

Jeremy Ball

"Sette Frummagem? Unreliable. Talks funny. Kinda trashy. Disposable." More lies and slander. Sette shoulda stabbed that bird while she could.

Ladile

That answers that. Kinda expected that was the reason the OG twins returned and it also makes sense that Lady I favors the original set.

L Anon

THE Ilganyag, huh? The way she says it, it sounds like a title.

Mek

Birdtits really thinks Sette is going to just lay down like a dog?

Mek

I forgot to add. I was expecting her to absorb the memories of all the other settes. I wonder if she can do that.

Rob N

I bet previous incarnations of a soul clamouring to get it back was another one of the things that "the man" failed to foresee. Typical...

CD

Ah, I did figure that was why the firstborn finally agreed to come slinking home! Sette #1 has been pretty upfront about expecting to get another turn on the soul, mom. Meanwhile our Sette's learning to turn those claws out on purpose... yay :'(

Alight

Shock of all shock most of her kids run away soon after meeting her if this is how she views them. They're designed to have lives of betrayal and pain, “Pain was very important to him” after all. She rings of parents who view their children's admiration as being owed, or of an adoptive parent who views the arrangement as a purchase. (Honestly, she always struck me as similar to the Other Mother from Coraline in that she does love her children, but “It's the love of something owned”. (Similar to Nary in some respects, only with different applications.)