Isle Aukate - Page 1304

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[Jordan Anthony Vex]

Good writing intensifies

[Jak W. Snow]

Oddly enough this information makes me wish for a dire even more. To know ones true self is a huge opportunity to gain greater perspective.

[Tamara]

Oddly enough this information makes me wish for a dire even more. To know ones true self is a huge opportunity to gain greater perspective.

I have mixed emotions on this. While the relationship between Bane and Fox is a good one, the relation between Paria and Sagitar was anything but good. Not everyone can stomach facing their inner/true selves, or even having to confront repressed feelings that would be personified in the dire. Double edged sword.

[Muddypaws]

Well that explains why Paria was so kind of heart.

[WolfenMech]

I don't know if I'd like what came out, but I'd still take the risk... I think.

[Aralyn Thorn]

I'm not sure that Fox and Bane's relationship started out as good, unless the pieces of early work I have seen are not 'canon'. Moreover, I don't think Dires actually like their creation. Bane seems to have come to terms with hers pretty well. And we know where Fox's hunting skills went to. *whistles*

[Foxenawolf]

I'm not sure that Fox and Bane's relationship started out as good, unless the pieces of early work I have seen are not 'canon'.  Moreover, I don't think Dires actually like their creation.  Bane seems to have come to terms with hers pretty well.  And we know where Fox's hunting skills went to. *whistles*

Bane's birth is detailed in a bonus arc only found in the the print version of the comic. Book 2 or 3.

[Tamara]

I'm not sure that Fox and Bane's relationship started out as good, unless the pieces of early work I have seen are not 'canon'. Moreover, I don't think Dires actually like their creation. Bane seems to have come to terms with hers pretty well. And we know where Fox's hunting skills went to. *whistles*

I believe there was a panel or two in the online comic showing the creation of Paria. Unless I'm mixing it up with something else. It seemed to be a quite painful process, since the Dire 'grows' out of one's body before separating. Besides, that's a piece of your soul getting ripped out of you and personified... Meaning none of the two is complete without the other, as far as I understand it.

[ChristopherDavies]

I love how, even though we, the audience, cannot read those letters, you still managed to convey through visuals that Bane is, indeed, the better writer. lol