(Full-sized version here) As some of you may know, all noxans have their own unique magical ability, which also comes with a drawback. Using these abilities requires that the noxan burn food in their stomach. Outissa’s power is teleportation, but[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Hey, look! We finally get to see one of the mysterious voices from the first couple pages of the comic! Ms. Wilke here is an oncilla. Also, Beatrix… she talks a lot sometimes. If there’s not much else going on,[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Well. That… explains that. Beatrix was 100% aware of being watched and Outissa was completely clueless. I’d be pretty ticked off as well! Fortunately, Director Wilke knows how to defuse a potentially tense situation in just the right way!
Looks like Outissa finally got fed up with… something! Maybe she was tired of two weeks going by without an update. Either way, that is one powerful chirp.
Between a quarter to a third of all noxans are unable to communicate verbally. However, noxans do take very quickly to learning sign language, and nearly every noxan is taught how to sign at a very young age.
Awww, look… an apology, a hug, and now they’re off to ADVENTURE! Also, don’t worry – that doesn’t hurt at all.
AHHH GOD DAMMIT BEATRIX WHAT IT IS WITH YOU GETTING ALL UP IN OUR FACES!? I mean, your nose looks so SILLY when it’s that close! GEEZ.
(Full-sized version here) And so we close out the year of 2018 with a new horizon, a new world, spread out before us. Outissa and Beatrix, side-by-side, as they get prepared to explore a great and vast unknown.
This is the second comic posted today that I worked, where something hapless befalls a yinglet’s travelling companion (the other being Out-of-Placers.) Ah well! I’m sure she’s fiiiiiine. Noxans TOTALLY make those kinds of noises all the time, right? RIGHT!?
Well… the good news is, at least it’s not a hairball!
