To be “above the top” is a way of saying one is “out of one’s league”. uUxdAI (Old Lore) (OO-[implosive]-dzaye) An absence of light. Spells of this name are considered evil, as opposed to merely mischievous. thakæfok (THAH-kay-fohk) (Ondoko) Holy[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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1: Strange Companions (25.2)
1: Strange Companions (25.1)
I am so tired, but luckily no commentary’s needed for today’s strip. Here it is!
1: Strange Companions (23.2)
Hak*lee sheelron is my clumsy alliteration of Sonia’s very slangy Pærthean way of saying “go to hell”. The normal spelling in Old Lore is XLI HAKSILRON (*smack* lee HAHK-sheel-ROHN) which literally means “Go dive for sharks.” However, the sarcastic New[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
1: Strange Companions (19.2)
Honestly, officer, I don’t know how this fish got here.
1: Strange Companions (16.3)
Sonia’s toy friend Vooky might be a sort of over-simplified Tulrat, though it resembles a hare or dog. The cave dwelling four-winged bats are not toys but Visthetha — this type rarely dangerous to Jeenare.
1: Strange Companions (12.3)
An anonymous soother accidentally uses the formal title for lores (Loræ) instead of males (Dziiræ) when trying to calm Ilon’s father off-panel. For future reference, the title for females is Faræ. Hence Lor’Avvu is like a gender-neutral way of spelling[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
1: Strange Companions (10.3)
NAL on the squidding vessel: zreemoo ZRIMU Tiny. krama KRAMA Very large. greech GRIC Generally, a private vessel.
1: Strange Companions (10.1)
Dakess is an island of exile for those in the distant West of Ondo.