[ASH/HCC] "Pedagogy the Hard Way" - a fractured fairy tale
Drew Perron
pwerdna at gmail.com
Sat Apr 29 12:43:56 PDT 2017
On 4/27/2017 6:17 PM, Dave Van Domelen wrote:
> .|. COHERENT COMICS UNINCORPORATED presents an ASHistory Story
> --X------------------------------------------------------------------------
> '|` /|(`| | "Pedagogy the Hard Way" - a fractured fairy tale
> /-|.)|-| copyright 2017 by Dave Van Domelen
Eeeeee! :D The new HCC got us a new ASH story, YAY
> [April 26, 1957 - The Black Forest, Germany]
>
> "Lennard?"
> "Yes, Georg?"
> "What is all this?" the spider-spirit gestured with one of its eight
> legs, taking in the bloody clearing, only the occasional small finger or a
> foot recognizable as having once been human.
Yeesh. o-o
> "I was teaching children lessons, like you said to," the neo-Aurochs
> replied, his basso profundo voice catching a little with worry.
> "Lennard, what lessons can these children learn now?"
> "Well, they won't be wandering into the forest alone!" Lennard beamed.
> Georg sighed. "No, these ones won't. But the job is to teach them, not
> pulp them...."
> "Sorry, Georg."
Intense. X3
> This was written for High Concept Challenge v2 #1, "Fairy Tales". I
> decided to go with a drabble, and included the time and location stamp in the
> 100 words, but not the header or these notes.
Ah! I was thinking "wait this could've used more fleshing out" - but
drabble format, very good, very good :3
> In the real world, the Nazis back-bred an attempt at an Aurochs, the
> ancient ancestor to domesticated cattle. The results are still a nuisance in
> a few places. I figure that the Heck brothers might have tried a little
> magic in the ASH universe, getting better results but accidentally creating a
> spirit beast version that survived past the end of WWII...and needed to find
> work as a fairy tale critter.
Wow. XD I love it.
Drew "nice work if you can get it" Perron
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