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I don’t have anything ready for Halloween. You’d think that, as a horror and dark fantasy author, I’d love the holiday. Nope—I find it boring. Sorry. Then again, maybe I’ll end up drawing something at the last minute. I’m not exactly consistent when it comes to things like this.

I just want to say that Amber is super-mega cool. She accepted this "role in the script" given to her by a friend and her younger sibling, without showing any resentment—all to help everyone out. In fact, she shows nothing but affection. Best big sister ever.

There exists a virtually unlimited number of parallel universes in which a virtually unlimited number of hypothetical events take place. Ergo, there is a timeline where the Interceptor and Melia have just defeated Kaina and her Blue-Eyes White Dragons by summoning Exodia.

Halloween is just around the corner. Or, as I like to remember it: the anniversary of the time the town’s overzealous religious folks tried to report my brother to the authorities for heresy. He still has the newspaper clipping hanging up in our room.

Initially, I believed that Anathea had this book because of Vitus, but I imagine she also had it because of Cyrela. Both of them were abusive toward Anathea, albeit in different ways. Cyrela has mitigating circumstances; it was "for the greater good." She herself was a victim.

Guess who "gave in" to tiredness last night at 11:30 PM instead of 4:00 AM? Well, I did last longer this month. To give you an idea of ​​what going to bed early means for me: I didn't draw a thing yesterday. Nothing!

Now that he’s evolved, there’s an absolute void inside his head! If I throw a wooden stick for him to fetch, he brings back a fisherman from nearby—along with a formal complaint for assault and damages. I love him!

I downloaded "Bleach Mirror High," and the first volume of the "Fate/Zero" novel arrived. I’d say I’m satisfied for today.

Okay, Vitus is an asshole. Geara has anger management issues. Kaina is a tragic villain. Karma is basically a child who never grew up. Melia’s actions against Zenos are well-intentioned. But the Girl Scouts? They’re monsters—they have to be stopped!

I don't know what this Texen is, but it sounds disappointing. [Probably the protagonist of Reborn, upon hearing stories from Adrienn and Aya about the Interceptor and Aevium]

Our son Goomink and Mosely—practically our little sister—have decided to team up to spread destruction upon evil. Remember what I taught you: if they’re begging for mercy, you’re only halfway done. They grow up so fast!

Today is a rest day. I’m tired—I didn’t sleep well, and the short 2.5 km morning walk didn’t help. I hate Mondays; I hate running morning errands on a Monday. I’m going back to watching "Avatar: Seven Heavens". See you later. Maybe.