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Tritan
Wed Feb 17 19:49:41 2016

Oh geez a broken HTML tag. Only the "not" should be bolded in that paragraph.

Also, this line should be in italics:

"To any interested in learning the ancient and powerful art of the Dojikko-ken. I must inform you, this Art can only be learned by women. Men should look elsewhere."


Adama
Wed Feb 17 20:08:52 2016

Fixed. Are you sure that long part in the middle is supposed to be italicized?


Tritan
Wed Feb 17 20:18:01 2016

It was meant to portray a flashback, but in hindsight perhaps linebreaks and context might be enough since it's large enough.

If its not a problem, removing them and just putting it between two *-* might work better. Though its not super urgent. (Never added to this before, didn't know that it couldn't be edited)


Adama
Wed Feb 17 20:30:11 2016

No, italics make perfect sense for a flashback. I just wasn't sure if it was a flashback.


tuatara
Thu Feb 18 03:32:52 2016

My word. Not only did someone actually write a continuation for Lumitiel's "cute clumsiness" episode - something I'd been hoping would happen for years - it's also really good! Remarkable.

Admittedly, I briefly considered not reading any more of it after she lost to a random turd created for the express purpose of beating her. Homegirl loses enough as it is, you know? But it's a testament to just how good an episode this is that I kept reading anyway. I'm quite glad I did.

Lumitiel may have established the premise, but you got things going in splendid fashion. And of course the technique should be called "Dojikko-ken"! I'm kind of embarrassed for not having thought of that name already.

Are you thinking of adding anything further to this? I do hope so. Though even if you don't, thanks a lot for posting this great piece. Kudos.


HC
Thu Feb 18 17:50:54 2016

Oh my, this is hilarious. I approve.


Lumitiel
Fri Feb 19 20:33:49 2016

Actually, I think I'd like to make an addition to this. The only question is "what do people want to see"?

I was kind of thinking of getting to the chase. Maybe the day the Saotomes arrived, but that seems predictable. I'd like to know what people - especially the writer of this addition - would like to see happen next.