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Page 147

December 24th, 2014

Chapter 5 finally begins! We begin this chapter with a flashback to Zheph's childhood. It appears his house is being burned down by an angry mob. Thankfully he made it out of there with his family!

I have not purchased the computer tablet as of yet with the money that was raised through the Kickstarter project. It may take some time to gather the money from everyone who has pledged, and I must send out the rewards that people requested. I want to please my backers before I buy the tablet. I owe my backers that much, and it is the holiday season as well.

I am putting a Paypal "Donate" button back onto this page. If anyone wants to donate to help the process of this web comic series, it would be greatly appritiated.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays everyone!

Upcoming Events

I will be attending Arisia on Friday January 16th. I will be displaying some of my artwork at the Artists' Show. I can not attend the entire weekend, but I will come back on Monday the 19th to pick up my artwork.

I have added two more web comics to the list. One is called Being Human, which I just recently found on Tapastic, and The Accursed Dragon! which I had started to read a while ago, but I stopped mainly due to the navigational issues with the website, though it has definally improved now.

I am trying to get a table at Anime Boston's Artists' Gallery again. If I am not sucessful there, I will try the dealers' room again.

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