Quote: Would the city in the center of that desert happened to be called Malfeas? if it is then would that desert be called Cecelyne? Because if it is then I have
to fall over laughing now, in anticipation of the coming hilarity.

Quote: Based on them, yes. Possibly even named the same. Not otherwise the same, and Tellus is not at all exalted (though it draws on many of the same
inspirations.)




However the basic Idea of Cecelyne? Yeah.

Quote:There was a cyborg thing flapping around [Yuki's] head too; a baby-like
creature with a full pair of wings. I didn't want to look too closely
at it, though, as the mane of blue hair it had looked far too familiar,
and the way that it was carrying a knife just heightened my suspicions.

Quote:The author of these papers is only identified by the name “Kyon”,
and he claims (if you can credit such an impossibility) to have been
the Interrogator vaguely mentioned in the records of Inquisitor
Suzumiya's activities. This individual has been largely ignored,
compared to the realms of analysis dedicated to the tech-priestess,
sanctioned psyker and member of the Adeptus Sororitas who also
accompanied that infamous individual.

Quote: yesilmavi wrote:

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The Mutant Problem by xenokattz -- The year is 2015. Charles Xavier has just confessed to using his powers to attack all mutants on the
planet, followed by attacking all humans. In the aftermath of this announcement, Peter Parker writes an op-ed for the New York Times.




You can click on the photos in the gallery to the right-hand side of the screen for Parker's interviews with various mutants.


(copied rec from spacebattles.)