>>this was good and hard and sad and MADDENING and<<
Then I did it right. \o/
>> I JUST WANT SOMEONE TO FIND THAT PRCK AND MAKE HIM GO HOME CHARLIE GAHHHH! <<
That is the plan.
Current story arc is reuniting Turq with his family, which is the primary focus. We also need to finish prying him away from Mr. Dipper, who is another waste of perfectly good carbon atoms that could be put to better use elsewhere.
I've started laying more groundwork for hunting down the mad scientist, because that is going to take a lot of effort since he's hid so well. One thing I'd like to do is pick up side poems with the couple of Turq's cohort I've introduced, Saffron and Nebuly, and there are some other resources and characters who need to come into play.
I did eventually figure out how we can have our cake and eat it too, though: first catch, first chance. The law of the land gets a turn if they can bring him in, and so long as he stays in custody, he's safe. But if he escapes, why then, the other side gets a turn.
>> okay, I'm better now,
Ansel is made of the awesome <<
Yay! That's what "to protect and to serve" really looks like. Plus which, coaxing Turq back into civilization has done a lot more to make him quit making trouble than trying to drag him into the police station ever did.
Re: so good?
Then I did it right. \o/
>> I JUST WANT SOMEONE TO FIND THAT PRCK AND MAKE HIM GO HOME CHARLIE GAHHHH! <<
That is the plan.
Current story arc is reuniting Turq with his family, which is the primary focus. We also need to finish prying him away from Mr. Dipper, who is another waste of perfectly good carbon atoms that could be put to better use elsewhere.
I've started laying more groundwork for hunting down the mad scientist, because that is going to take a lot of effort since he's hid so well. One thing I'd like to do is pick up side poems with the couple of Turq's cohort I've introduced, Saffron and Nebuly, and there are some other resources and characters who need to come into play.
I did eventually figure out how we can have our cake and eat it too, though: first catch, first chance. The law of the land gets a turn if they can bring him in, and so long as he stays in custody, he's safe. But if he escapes, why then, the other side gets a turn.
>> okay, I'm better now,
Ansel is made of the awesome <<
Yay! That's what "to protect and to serve" really looks like. Plus which, coaxing Turq back into civilization has done a lot more to make him quit making trouble than trying to drag him into the police station ever did.