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Only two of Bell's people left standing. There was no way they really had a chance against all those Alds, but at least they died for a better cause than the one they'd been fighting for when they got here. Alas, everyone rots regardless.

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The Clag

It's never ok to die, but I won't be weeping for Abby. At least she died doing what she loved.

Nicole Wills

Hetr has definitely seen some shit.

Stephanie Aldrich

Is one of those buzzsaw Edges cutting off her entire face? Haha, gross.

Jeremy Ball

The sudden realisation that he could have lost the other half of his moustache causes Hetr to break out in poetry.

SET

Good shot!

TheRealJames

Huh, I was thinking that the Hetr and his soldiers were the ones with the numerical advantage and the ald patrol was biting off more than they could chew here.

The Apprentice

And no one was sad that Abby was no more.

Colin Suess

Could we get a post of just...what's going on with everyone everywhere? There are so many moving parts and reasons people are doing things--like, I'd completely forgotten about Ana, Delicieu, and the Silver heading North until just a minute ago and I hadn't realized that Siya is running away because Duane is right and if she stays she'll be poisoned to death and eaten by HER OWN PEOPLE.

Colin Suess

And I didn't know Hetr had the soul of a poet. Did he improv that poem or is it a Thing with a Story, like Charge of the Light Brigade for us? Cause it was super cool.

redink

Woah things are getting dicey

redink

or even out of hand !

Rion Boom Crabhands Keon

Pah, only beginners get caught by aldish disks. But what an expertly thunderstrike in panel 2.

SET

I also like Keons body language, even if its been said on the regular site his casual glance over the shoulder says so much Don't worry K I'm sure there's a boomerang looping back for you, rip Elan

acloudwithfeet

Wow and here I'd thought they would get a more climactic death. Guess not

Sharpeslass

I'm baaack. Love the poem. (War. What is it good for?)