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Lily looks so happy!

http://wapsisquare.com/comic/longest-to-fall

JSStryker wrote:Lily looks so happy!

http://wapsisquare.com/comic/longest-to-fall

She even smells happy!


Raaauuugh!

Hmmm. Fingerless gloves on BOTH Hands.

Lily is learning to be a grandma.

"Grandmothers: So easy, even a kid can operate them."

This is so cute, and also I smell a Chekov's Gun in the griffon information.

Family can be wonderful stuff, when it's working well!

The fact that this one comes about 5000 years late, just makes it all the sweeter!

"GRANDMA is- is HAPPY!!! GRANDMA is- is HAPPY!!!"

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It's good to see Lily so happy... I think she deserves it...

The whole family seems happy these days, well as long i guess as a hungry griffin dont wander by and eat them.

So did she finally get to hold the baby gryphon?

You honestly think a gryphon stands a chance against Castela and Atsali?

Or Kath's "Mean Momma Voice"?

Opus the Poet wrote:This is so cute, and also I smell a Chekov's Gun in the griffon information.

I suspect the same. But, it could also be world building, or a red herring u.

Only Paul knows for now.

lake_wrangler wrote:She even smells happy!

They call Castela the Stinkweed, but apparently we're all the smelly ones as far as she's concerned.

Catawampus wrote:

lake_wrangler wrote:She even smells happy!

They call Castela the Stinkweed, but apparently we're all the smelly ones as far as she's concerned.

It's plain to see that trying to hide cleavage cookies is a futile exercise, for Atsali... No wonder Castela always found them...

lake_wrangler wrote:It's plain to see that trying to hide cleavage cookies is a futile exercise, for Atsali... No wonder Castela always found them...

Hmm. . .since the students at the school are apparently the Gryphons, I wonder how much of those characteristics Castela was mentioning apply to her sister as well? Though trying to pluck Atsali's plumage to experiment with might be a tad hazardous.

TheCollector wrote:So did she finally get to hold the baby gryphon?

Here you go.

http://wapsisquare.com/comic/petting-zoo/

Blimey, I just realized: a beak like that could crush bone without a problem. That is a powerfully constructed animal.

And apparently they are water resistant, too. So they can fly in the rain and possibly swim. Hmm.

GlytchMeister wrote:Blimey, I just realized: a beak like that could crush bone without a problem. That is a powerfully constructed animal.

A large macaw can crush bones it can get its beak around - like your finger.

AnotherFairportfan wrote:

GlytchMeister wrote:Blimey, I just realized: a beak like that could crush bone without a problem. That is a powerfully constructed animal.

A large macaw can crush bones it can get its beak around - like your finger.

Imagine a hybrid of giant squid and lion, rather than eagle and lion.

AnotherFairportfan wrote:A large macaw can crush bones it can get its beak around - like your finger.

In "Emergence", protagonist Candi Foster writes that she was quite certain that if she left her Hyacinthine Macaw companion alone with a one-cubic-meter block of sintered tungsten carbide, she'd come back to find a macaw with enthusiasm undamped, and a large pile of tungsten carbide dust.

Dave wrote:

AnotherFairportfan wrote:A large macaw can crush bones it can get its beak around - like your finger.

In "Emergence", protagonist Candi Foster writes that she was quite certain that if she left her Hyacinthine Macaw companion alone with a one-cubic-meter block of sintered tungsten carbide, she'd come back to find a macaw with enthusiasm undamped, and a large pile of tungsten carbide dust.

Sounds like Jame in P.C.Hodgell's books - her brother once said that if she were left alone, he'd probably come back to find the Riverlands in ruin, and Jame standing in the middle of it looking vaguely apologetic.

This is the girl who destroyed a god and then brought him back, just as experiment.