it's good to see gray morality in a story like this, I await in hope any future releases of this.

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How that links to a bloody great sea serpent... your guess is as good as mine

I can tell you rushed but it still is good. shouild have taken about 2 more days and it would have been fine.

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this comic is really good. I wish that you would continue it.

I believe that we as a community should find out where you live, kidnap you, and hold you against your will until you promise to continue this comic.

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I'll start scouting the area

I like the colors. XD

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I love the dark look you gave this one. Nice for flashbacks. =^-^=

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For an Artist to create a piece, he's gotta feel the pain of pulling an entire galaxy out of his ass.

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the morality's not all that grey, really. i mean, does a corpse need money, jewelry, etc? admittedly it depends how much she 'needed money' but doesn't seem all that amoral to me.

ah, but there is also the factor of whether any family of the dead woman required the jewlery, for either monetary reasons or sentimental/inheritance value, not to mention a sociatal taboo on thievery from the dead. but the points you raised are why I refered to it as grey rather than dark.

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daedalus: master inventor of ancient greece, contributor to the great fortress city of troy, architect of the maze of minos and creator of the stone giant, defender of crete.

How that links to a bloody great sea serpent... your guess is as good as mine

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