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Monday, August 8, 2005
This week's series: Scrapped Princess
Hey y'all! How's it going? There's not much to talk about except for the usual stuff... I didnt get to inking the drawing... glad you like it so far tho... I'll have it done by the end of the week!
And well, that's all there's to say about my day. Anyway, this week's series is Scrapped Princess... I've never saw any of it, but it does look pretty good... here's the synopsis (thanx to 'copy and paste' lol) for those that dunno what it's about:
[synopsis]
In the kingdom of Leiwan (Linewan) there is a prophecy from the Oracle of Grendel that the king's daughter, who was born under an unlucky omen, will bring about the downfall of the world if she is allowed to reach her 16th birthday. In an effort to save his people from destruction (for the Oracle has never been wrong), the king orders his infant daughter eliminated. However, the Knight in charge of carrying out the king's edict falters, and the fate of the young princess remains in doubt for fifteen years. Now, accompanied by her foster siblings, Pacifica Casull, the "Scrapped Princess", is fleeing across the kingdom with all manner of assassins, bounty hunters, and even the king's elite guard in pursuit, intent on eliminating the "poison that will destroy the world". Behind the scenes, power intrigue is at work as people in high places within the kingdom's church and government obey the will of the Peacemakers, a mysterious group of god-like beings that manipulate the world at their whim. What sort of calamity will the Scrapped Princess bring if she survives? Who or what are the Peacemakers? Will Pacifica and her family ever be able to live peacefully, or will chaos and destruction follow wherever they go?
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Interesting, is it not? lol
Well, that's all from me... hmmm, I'm thinking of changing the music... anyway, shutting up...
Quote:
Ross: What are you doing tonight?
Chandler: Why, do you have a lecture?
Ross: No.
Chandler: Free as a bird, what's up?
(Friends)
Anyways, see y'all
*disappears*
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