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Release date
10 years 4 months ago #5258
by Bethan
Do not go gentle into that good night.
Rage, rage against the dying of the light. - Dylan Thomas
Replied by Bethan on topic Release date
Not really sure where too post this but as Kellilee mentioned not having Facebook I thought I'd add the snippet Connie posted earlier today on her Facebook account so she could have a peek
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Hank's Journal
"I may have to experiment with the smoke thing," Trajan nodded at the curl of smoke drifting from my nostrils. "It's an effective way of telling everybody how pissed you are."
"In the High Demon language, it's called kiffel—the manifestation of displeasure," I explained. "Kiffelan is past tense."
"Is there a connection between the word and Kifirin's name?" Trajan asked.
"A referential nod," I agreed. "He was the first to employ the gesture, and it grew from Kifirin-fel, or Kifirin's anger, to kiffel—the expression of displeasure—as the language evolved."
"It's appropriate," Trajan grinned. "I like it."
"You may be seeing a lot of it before this is over," I warned.
"Yeah. There's that," he agreed.
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Hank's Journal
"I may have to experiment with the smoke thing," Trajan nodded at the curl of smoke drifting from my nostrils. "It's an effective way of telling everybody how pissed you are."
"In the High Demon language, it's called kiffel—the manifestation of displeasure," I explained. "Kiffelan is past tense."
"Is there a connection between the word and Kifirin's name?" Trajan asked.
"A referential nod," I agreed. "He was the first to employ the gesture, and it grew from Kifirin-fel, or Kifirin's anger, to kiffel—the expression of displeasure—as the language evolved."
"It's appropriate," Trajan grinned. "I like it."
"You may be seeing a lot of it before this is over," I warned.
"Yeah. There's that," he agreed.
Do not go gentle into that good night.
Rage, rage against the dying of the light. - Dylan Thomas
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