So far every bufoonish or otherwise inadequate character gets to have their day; Penk and E-Merl in particular seem to be on their way to some serious badass-ery. The writers seem to be taking their time with Sundar to be sure, but I’m sure we’ll see something good from him before the end of this chapter.
Well, he IS a veteran of some sorts, so I wouldn’t be surprised to see a darker side of him at some point. Not that I’m rushing to call him stereotypical, but he sure seems like those types of characters that act goofy just to hide the fact that they’re actually messed up.
I don’t think that hanging out with strong adventurers makes YOU out to be a strong adventurer, case in point, Sundar. He needs practice, and the loss of an eye is no excuse. D:
We’re going on a Cultist hunt!
We’re gonna catch a big one!
I’m not afraid. Are you? Not me!
Oh look! Some bodies! A big pile of bodies!
Can’t go over it,
Can’t go under it,
Can’t go through it,
Have to go arou-oh, well, I guess we CAN go over it.
In Swedish it’s a tiger hunt. It was sung by a group called Mora Träsk, aimed at kids, but for some reason I never saw them as a kid. My sisters would chant “Nu ska vi ut på tigerjakt” for me though, and I thought it hilarious! /nostalgia trip
I could very well be wrong, but this looks like the former site of Armagedda-con. We may finally get some answers about what happened from that portal. You know, besides ‘nothing good’.
I wonder if Gravy will sense that special sacrifice? Technically his soul shouldn’t stick around, since it was sent onwards to deathworld/ourworld but perhaps that was his Ba, and his Ka stuck around?
Let’s be positive.
Setting the corpses on fire is a fast way to sort them into the true dead (won’t move), the undead (will move) and the not-quite-dead-yet (will start screaming).
Okay, at the risk of repeating a post above (I haven’t read a single one, shame on me); How does he trip over a body? I mean, it’s right THERE.
It ain’t even dopey-cool enough to call “derp-a-licious.”
Must Sundar be sooo….himself? Soon I’ll start to wonder how he manages to breathe without somehow hurting or embarrassing himself.
Maybe he weaponizes his general buffoonry?
That’s when serendipity works at its finest level.
Sundar’s serene-dipity allows him to stumble upon the most wonderfully unexpected discoveries.
So far every bufoonish or otherwise inadequate character gets to have their day; Penk and E-Merl in particular seem to be on their way to some serious badass-ery. The writers seem to be taking their time with Sundar to be sure, but I’m sure we’ll see something good from him before the end of this chapter.
Well, he IS a veteran of some sorts, so I wouldn’t be surprised to see a darker side of him at some point. Not that I’m rushing to call him stereotypical, but he sure seems like those types of characters that act goofy just to hide the fact that they’re actually messed up.
Oh, forgot the pun. I have a feeling Sundarr will sunder some heads pretty soon!
I don’t think that hanging out with strong adventurers makes YOU out to be a strong adventurer, case in point, Sundar. He needs practice, and the loss of an eye is no excuse. D:
In his defense, it’s possible that he saw, them, but with his current lack of depth perception, he just misjudged his step…
Apologetic avatar, I love it. :3
Hey. In evil cult, the dead spin you in grave!
Is “Do-HOOF” the Arkerran equivalent of “D’oh?”
Even the dead have to to humiliate him.
Wait until Sundar gets back home, and realizes that he lost his coinpurse and keys, and tries to think of where he lost them…
Let the bodies hit the boor.
We’re going on a Cultist hunt!
We’re gonna catch a big one!
I’m not afraid. Are you? Not me!
Oh look! Some bodies! A big pile of bodies!
Can’t go over it,
Can’t go under it,
Can’t go through it,
Have to go arou-oh, well, I guess we CAN go over it.
Kinda recognize that tune, shamed to say it, but can’t recall the name of the band (although it did have an early Che-Fu in the lineup)
It’s an old kids’ call-and-response song. I used to sing it at summer camp.
“We’re Going On a Bear Hunt”. My favorite chant as a kid.
In Swedish it’s a tiger hunt. It was sung by a group called Mora Träsk, aimed at kids, but for some reason I never saw them as a kid. My sisters would chant “Nu ska vi ut på tigerjakt” for me though, and I thought it hilarious! /nostalgia trip
Found that one
Also found the one it made me think of: or at least, around the 2:05 mark
Guess he just put his foot in it…
I hope Sundar had a nice… TRIP
(someone had to do it)
He really fell right into that one, I’d say he stepped into a pile of it all right.
Cult it out guys, those jokes are terrorable.
I could very well be wrong, but this looks like the former site of Armagedda-con. We may finally get some answers about what happened from that portal. You know, besides ‘nothing good’.
DOOD! It is the Armagedicon. Bout time we found out out what happened to Bro Tom &t al. Not to mention HR Mini-Me.
Typical ‘con. Leave a big mess for the venue staff to clean up.
yeah, was thinking the same:)
Looks like he fell for that one.
Devastation all around, radial pattern…kinda looks like something went thaumalurgical.
Maybe the cultists sacrificed someone who was way, way too virginal?
Supra-Virginal? That is a thing now?
I’m now viewing Sundar as Shaggy from Scooby-Doo. He’s got the same “there’s nothing here” and then trip over a clue vibe going on.
That would make E-Merl Scooby, and Gravedust Velma, wouldn’t it?
I guess so, but I just can’t imagine Gravy saying “Jinkies!”
I wonder if Gravy will sense that special sacrifice? Technically his soul shouldn’t stick around, since it was sent onwards to deathworld/ourworld but perhaps that was his Ba, and his Ka stuck around?
BaKa?
It’s not like I like you or anything…
Egyptian stuff. Never ye mind.
Maybe one of the other dead cultists had some unfinished business.
“I was next in line to get an autograph! I’d just given them my arm, when BOOM!…”
Yes by all means Sundar please light the pile of bodies on fire
Let’s be positive.
Setting the corpses on fire is a fast way to sort them into the true dead (won’t move), the undead (will move) and the not-quite-dead-yet (will start screaming).
What about the “Mostly Dead”?
Cheers,
Côté
Stick a bellows pump in their mouth, inflate, and start asking questions.
Then sit on their chest, deflating them.
Repeat as needed.
…He said, in a dead-pan tone of voice…
Calling it now: The World’s Rebellion champions got there first.
Wait, no, I suddenly realized why the place looks familiar: Chapter 22, Page 4.
Okay, at the risk of repeating a post above (I haven’t read a single one, shame on me); How does he trip over a body? I mean, it’s right THERE.
It ain’t even dopey-cool enough to call “derp-a-licious.”