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Hello junkies, not much new news this week I'm still working away on Warpath, my next

novel. I'm about 40,000 words into it, it's slated to be an 80,000 word novel. So maybe

have done, there's really no way to tell though. The story can get longer, which is what usually

happens to me. The story could get shorter, which does happen sometimes. So let's just focus

on slaying, get back into it. I think there's anywhere from five to seven episodes remaining

in season one of slay, things are going to get real hectic, real, real quick. Let me get you caught

up on the story so far, then we're all going to go sacrifice and dare do well to ensure a pleasant summer.

Previously on slay, arealla came to Lincoln's defense against Calista, but Calista's lawyer

Shockingcock Khan got the upper hand. If Lincoln wants to change his contract with Calista and

have her keep his son safe on the shelf, he must protect Calista from deadly bounty hunters.

But before Lincoln goes on the hunt for the fleshet sisters, Olius Oakbeard and Boss Hog,

he needs to put his affairs in order and find out what happened to his friend Patrick Cantrell.

Dante Oganov hated carpet rides. Carpets never felt solid, like a plane did, or even a griffin,

although the letter always sank from their incessant farts. You eat raw yak meat, it's going to take

a toll in your digestive system. But Dante's benefactor hadn't sent a plane or a griffin, he'd sent

a carpet, and Dante sat his fat ass on it for the ride across Cordis. An ugly city from the ground,

true, but from the air, the buildings gleaned and the rivers sparkled. The carpet carried him over

little Egypt, little Acadia, the Umiyad district, and finally New Zungar, where some of Cordis's

most wealthy and most powerful people lived. From packed-in buildings to spacious estates in the

blink of an eye, palaces, mansions, pagodas, and more, all surrounded by well-groomed lands,

likely teeming with protection traps, hungry watch-monsters, and, of course, people with weapons.

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