Ceaseless Fables of Beyonding

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• Why would Daemir have such a prejudice against the Glowborgs?
• Why is Daemir so pushy about the Lost Book all of the sudden?
• Could it be that Daemir isn’t speaking for himself?

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• The Midirian Empress is communicating through a giant crystal (resinate), but Daemir thought she was inside of it
• Whose hands are grabbing the Empress?
• How could a resinate crumble like that?

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• Xandinculus- who was that?
• First appearance of the Empress… or is it?

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• When reframing this page and others for the new CFB site (green for Inway), I goofed on the copyright date
• Important details you might have missed: “some rituals can remove the need for food”; unless you mess up, and starve to death (if that is indeed what’s happened)
• “I’ve seen this before”; how and where would Daemir Daggerbite have witnessed a Plagiarist ritual? Or did he?
• Daemir sure appeared suddenly, in this mysterious cottage full of dessicated corpses, in the middle of nowhere. Also he knows the back way out

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• First full appearance: Daemir Daggerbite (also with goggles?)
• “I come from the mountains”

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• More wall scrawlings: “Abysma”, “anathemite”
• There are dried plants fastened to the walls to cover the stench
• Corny discovers the Plagiarist mantra, in panel 5
• Look out behind you!

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• Corny finds the “mysterious cottage”; what was being done here?
• Tuftans (first full appearance)
• There is writing on the walls, and are some of the corpses wearing goggles?
• Corny drops the “S-bomb”, befouling his breath even more so

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• Insanus observes from his special floating island, through a divining pool
• Castle Inway is visible in panel 4
• Things are looking better…?

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• Is that the twin moons of Yotaton in panel 2?
• Is consuming food necessary in the Beyonding, or is there another method of sustenance?
• First appearances: Insanus and Kudo

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• First introduction to Pip, Bromance’s familiar and companion
• Besmurchins rarely act on their own… so who’s controlling them?
• Pip’s expression in panel 3 indicates that the search for the Lost Book has been long and fruitless