LNH20/REPOST: Post-Metal Doomcore #3: "To Ponder the Orb"

[Scott Eiler]

On 2023-04-02 16:32, Drew Nilium wrote:
> Meanwhile, Imperilus, the Exterminating Son, disruptive influence from
> the Superhuman World, looked around at the pretty damn gorgeous elven
> lady who'd just appeared out of nowhere.
> 
> "So... you're my servant?" he said.
> 
> "I am certainly not your servant," said Velaria coldly. "I am the
> Moon's, and my oath to her requires that I aid those in need--but do not
> claim what does not belong to you."

Imperilus thought about the choker chain he carried in his backpack, in 
case he should want to capture any wildlife.  Or women who behaved like 
wildlife, like that one woman in Tennessee...  Ya, no, not this time. *

>    "Okay, okay! By Yiminy!" he said. Then he grimaced. "Vy am I talking
> like this! Did the Writer just realize that I am Svedish!" He blinked.
> "The.... Writer? Am I... a fictional character?"

Spectator-Writer's Note...  It's yuust as well I didn't contribute to 
the previous chapter of this story.  8{O>

(* ref:  "Cauldron", 2010, 
http://eilertech.com/stories/2010/cauldron.htm .  Also published in RACC 
during RaccoWriMo!)

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