In the category of “not a logical compensation” perhaps, there may be a delay in the comic next week so here is the next entry a little early. I am sorry! Thank you!
Posts Tagged song and dance
The strange companions are finally on the verge of uniting after what seems like a life time of longing for the perfect partners. Their past flitted by in a moment when they fell in love, but love can be scary[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
seessa (NAL) (SEES-sah) This “hello” (or “hey”) is often used for inquiries into a room to see if anyone is there or to gain attention. Lore Oruni somewhat rudely if clumsily uses the Ondokohe Goddess Feleshol as a swear word.[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Whew, sorry this almost arrived tomorrow! In the middle of a big move during this big moon.
1: Strange Companions (65.3)
The Ondo delegate speaks in Ondoko (read right to left): “There — the [woman] dressed like a man.” In Aop’s chronology, the choir sings a melancholy tune in Ondoko, meant to evoke sympathy for the orphans.