They’ve definitely forgotten what they were doing.
on May 29, 2026
at 00:21
Once the Theater Bats realized there were places within the public domain where they didn’t have to talk to anyone, it was all over.
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Gus doesn’t like to be perceived.
on May 28, 2026
at 00:07
I stand like I’ve embraced my weakness, imaginary readers. It’s freeing.
“Also, I think I have a concussion.”
on May 27, 2026
at 00:01
Winnie the Pooh and Captain Nemo are “old friends,” apparently.
Other people just know that.
on May 26, 2026
at 00:01
I don’t think Yont has ever interacted with ANY magical girl, imaginary readers. And he’s had like ten years to do it! Maybe he always knew it would end this way.
In any case, nobody here can talk.
on May 25, 2026
at 00:01
Considering how well they get along with zombies, Night of the Living Dead should be a breeze.
Tryst makes her own snowstorms, but only for effect.
on May 22, 2026
at 00:01
Random thought: Yont’s not much of a martial wizard, is he? He kind of does one thing, battle-wise. He might be able to trap you in an alternate universe for eternity, though.
Just some normal guys crossing a river in the regular way.
on May 21, 2026
at 00:01
The Theater Bats are not very polite guests in other worlds.
Wizards are generally good at getting off-track.
on May 20, 2026
at 00:01
I wonder how much of the Fabulist’s job is arguing with public domain characters, imaginary readers.
“For one thing, don’t call me ‘son.’ I’ve got baggage.”
on May 19, 2026
at 00:01
Maybe he’s more of a “misunderstood antihero,” imaginary readers.
I dunno, like, a normal amount?
on May 18, 2026
at 00:01
I did a quick search to see if Merlin is in any prominent magical girl anime shows, and it turns out Merlin is usually a hot lady in anime. I don’t know what to do with this information other than[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…