I mean, I said I like Danix a lot. And I don't know how much of that is that I like the fire guys in most thing or that there's a cool poncho involved. But either way, I think the whole, the kind of stoic-ish warrior who's not afraid to like still mesh with the group well. I think he adds an interesting element to the dynamic. And I can't wait for him not to be a rock anymore. I understand why he must become a rock. It's all part of the narrative. It's all going to get there. I do promise he's not going to be a rock forever. He's

going to be unrocked. Rock mode. Also, Aaron's fault. If we wind it back. The thing is, like,

there's a way to frame it where every single part of this process was directly Aaron's fault. But also it could be argued, you know, a lot of these were X factors he had no way to prepare

for.

But he's not going to take that as an answer and neither should we.

Yeah.

We're just going to put Aaron's fault on a t-shirt and then just sell it to the masses.

Yeah.

Hello and welcome to a very special oops all Aurora web comic bonus of the overly sarcastic

podcast.

Hey.

We've got the whole usual crew here.

We've got red, we got blue.

Hi, I'm indigo. But mainly we're here. We've got it really usual crew here. We've got red, we got blue. Hi, I'm Indigo.

But mainly we're here, we've got to really quickly in this episode throw to our subject matter expert,

which is to say the author of the comic we're talking about today, read for people who are, for some reason,

tuning into this episode without having experienced any of the Wonder of Aurora before this,

could you tell us what is Aurora and just give us a little elevator pitch for the story and where people

might be able to find it if they were interested in reading it before, perhaps listening to

45 to 50 minutes of discussion about the comic? Yeah, yeah, if you want to pause this and then come

back later. Yes, Aurora is the you want to pause this and then come back later.

Yes, Aurora is the webcomic that I have been making in a way that anyone can see for about four and a half, five-ish years at this point in my brain for like almost two decades at this

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