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Matthew Bane

You know you screwed up when Mack calls you out on it.

Blade Tech

Ok before we all freak out on the wall clipping thing I appreciate Mack is calling out Mayapple on the part she played in foxglove’s turn to villainy.

ChaosDX

Huh, I underestimated Mack. Thought he could only think with his sword. You've got a good head on your shoulders, Mack. Try not to lose it on the next page.

Occ

You're going to have to be reminded of your failure to act causing a lot of your problems -- that sounds like real governance to me...

krazykat

So Mayapple lets the corporations run loose and flat out did not do her job to focus on her reckless and unethical project with the slimiest villain scientist in the world. The same project that formed the core of Prism as she knew could happen. How about both Fox and Apple have trials in neighboring courtrooms.

RoosterFish

Well that's one way to change a subject.

Stephanie Boxall

I wanna know who that is..isn't that one in the shadows the one from the cover?

Zoey K

The shadowy figure looks like he has crazy eyes...

Clumsy Reaper

Mayapple may not have made the best calls but I feel like there is only so much one can do, even if she wasn’t making Farrah, the whole system seems... broken

Brian

Yes, Mack. Because supporting a neighboring nation is as easy as "Here, have money!" That won't cause animosity amongst any one at all. An excellent example of this, is in the game Final Fantasy 14. Which handles a situation where a ruler of a rich nation (Ul'Dah) want to support a struggling nation (Ala Mhigo) which is on the verge of complete economic collapse. And how said ruler has to balance helping Ala Mhigo, without giving them outright charity. 'lest the people of her nation get upset that she's giving open hand outs to others, while there are still people in her own country that are struggling. While it's not exactly the same thing, it's an excellent example of how delicate, and difficult, helping a foreign nation can be.

Jesse S.

Mack is right and about to be dead...again

Julian

Front row crowds probably like “This is a parade, why are they arguing and making faces at each other?”

Co_La

Mack is calling out Mayapple on not Helping Foxglove when she could’ve. I honestly find this to be so great given that in the game, Crow’s rise to power and breaking the norm only began because Mack basically did the same thing Mayapple did by not fighting Crow on level one. The both ignored a problem and let it spiral to massive proportions.