[811] Shoulder to cry on

Good God, you're fast...

I have nothing else to say about this page however.

Makes sense that she'd choose his; powered armor (even the wooden kind) generally has very broad shoulders.

Ahaha, I love the subtle joke in Tom's comment. "All natural, baby."

Me too.
Interesting, that Ysengrin are thinking about that now...

))))))

That is the biggest shoulder she knows of, even bigger than Egger's.
No wonder she went off to the forest.

Annie's probably going for a holiday in the forest. She's already looking a bit better.
Not angry anymore. Just sad.
Let it out, lick your wounds, have a nap in the grass.. and then things will seem a little less dire. (:

I hope so.

P.S.: About Ysengrin, of course)

Interesting, will Court(or just Jones) continue to train Annie for a post of the medium after this incident?

I doubt Ysengrin is there on his own behalf. He's Coyote's messenger.

Still, I think he knows that Annie is not without sympathy for him.

[update]No, more than sympathy: compassion.[/update]

And, oh, my gosh -- how long has it been since Annie's been comforted in male arms? Carried, yes, but perhaps not so tenderly.

I like it.

Annie is in fact a Medium, it seems. The Court's only choice is whether or not they will continue to train her to act on their behalf, and I think she's too powerful for them to be willing to lose her.

The real question is, will Annie still be willing to work with them? I think yes.

Awww Yssy's just a big ole softie.

I think Coyote will give her something to think about, like the implications of Surma having a child despite knowing that it will ultimately cost her life.

Also, Coyote's careful manipulations to get Annie and Ysengrim to get along, even like each other to some extend, seem to have paid off already.

I wonder what Rey is going to think about the fact, that after he hurt Annie, she runs straight to Coyote and Ysengrim. Somehow I have the feeling, that Annie turns into something like Rey's opposite: She belongs to the Court, but is drawn to the Forrest. Just like Jeanne...

As the double agent?

YESSS.
I mean, a little antimony symbol in the bottom left corner wouldn't be out of place now, but it is NOT there, haha.

Well, that went surprisingly well and smoothly, I'm almost getting Miyazaki-esque vibes here.

I have to say that apart from Anthony, and maybe Jones, Ysengrin is currently the most mysterious character so far. So far, all we know of his personality is that he hates humans. However, he seems at least respectful towards Annie. Is there a reason for this? And why does he hate humans as a whole in the first place? I hope this is explored, as when we first met him, he gave the impression of a shallow character, which was odd compared to the depth Tom puts into his other characters.