Still, you're pretty happy with cooking so far. Katya tried her hand at making stuffed peppers- bell peppers were a bit difficult to find this time of year here, but you'd turned up enough to make the effort worthwhile, and you're grilling some potatoes and mashing others. Magda Young- the eldest of the family, and still the eldest witch in the house, lurked around only enough to determine that she couldn't help, and disappeared. A real shame when the first and second fires broke out so closely together. You're not even entirely sure how it happened, but you're glad the fire extinguisher put them out- both were a peculiar shade of purple you've never seen before. You're hoping that's not a thing connected to their talent, whatever their talent may be.

You haven't heard back from lady Dowding yet, though you don't really expect to until you hit London anyway. You've got a vague suspicion it's going to be the same talent- that all three of them will have it, but you're not sure. What's surprised you is that the two of them seem to be very interested in cooking while Anya has been in their shared room since you came back. Katya had spent some time with her, and said she was fine, just tired. You're vaguely uneasy about that, Katya insisted. She's fine, but hasn't been sleeping well, and that you should just let her nap.

So you took the girls to Rusty's butcher shop, where he was happy to see you again and meet them, giving them both die-cast sheriff badges and small, novelty cowboy hats. Regrettably, both hats were destroyed in the first kitchen fire. The badges, singed, survived, and have since been moved out of the kitchen.

2/3

You're simmering your hot sauce for the wings when Anya pads in to the kitchen to join all of you, her bare feet slapping against the tile. You look back over your shoulder at the girl and smile, though she just rubs an eye and yawns.

"Hey Anya." You call, causing Stasya, Lilya, and Katya to all look over at her. "Want to help?"

She shakes her head.

"Feeling better?" You ask.

She nods, barely, and walks over to join Katya and the girls, peering into the tub with the potatoes. The girls are washing them before handing them off to Katya, who's slicing some and putting the others in a pot. So far, with just potatoes and water, they haven't managed to cause an incident. Yet.

You turn your attention back to the wings, noting the sauce is basically done. you made about 5lbs of wings, which ought to be enough, though you're afraid it won't be. Of course, you've got to get the steaks going soon too, so you'll hand off the wings to Katya.

"Ah, there you are." Lady Dowding says, standing in the doorway of the kitchen. "They informed me you were cooking dinner this evening, I had to come down and see."

You laugh. "Figured I might give it a shot, yeah." You respond. "Will you be joining us?"

"It smells absolutely delightful, and I'd love to." She says. "I also have news for you from the matrons."

You look over to see all three girls stiffen a bit.

[] How about we talk about that later, after dinner?
[] No sense in waiting, what did they say?

>>40784684
>[] How about we talk about that later, after dinner?

>>40784684
>[] How about we talk about that later, after dinner?


Besides distracting the girls might cause the water to catch on fire.

>>40784684
>[X] How about we talk about that later, after dinner?

Don't want to start a third fire here.

>>40784684
>[X] How about we talk about that later, after dinner?

>>40784564
>[x] How about we talk about that later, after dinner?
I bet she will see another fire.

>>40784684
>[x] No sense in waiting, what did they say?
Otherwise we might die in a fire before learning about it.

>>40784684
>Good news? Otherwise it can wait 'til after dinner

>>40784564
>but probably no more than 10-12, give or take.
nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

I want more, though I also want an awesome ending, I'm conflicted

>>40784684
>[] How about we talk about that later, after dinner?

>>40784684
>[] No sense in waiting, what did they say?

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>>40784684
>[x] How about we talk about that later, after dinner?
Lets not tempt faith with a third fire. Best night of the week!

> unless you guys do something really wacky, we're probably in the last several threads. I don't want to say for sure, but probably no more than 10-12, give or take. Kinda weird, huh?

Damn, it's gonna be right over three years as well. It's been a long time.

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Haven't been scribbling much, lately. Just this one, for today.

>>40784684
>[x] How about we talk about that later, after dinner?
I have a feeling that the information is something that might put the girls off their food.

>>40784814
Nice work there mate.

>>40784684
>[] How about we talk about that later, after dinner?

>>40784788
>>40784813
Prepare for Young style wackiness everyone. We're going to year 4!

>>40784684
>[x] How about we talk about that later, after dinner?

"Sorry Lady Dowding. We already have a high fire risk here."

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>>40784684
>[x] How about we talk about that later, after dinner?
our girls love pepper and are putting wild magic into the food
so we really really need to keep an eye on the hot sauce

>>40784564
>probably no more than 10-12
Ahhhhhh
I've got a freakin deadline to work with then
Welp

>>40784684
>[] How about we talk about that later, after dinner?

>>40784684
>[x] How about we talk about that later, after dinner?

Stay focused, girls.

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This week art.
Suffice anyone who played New Vegas understand this.

>>40784684
>[] How about we talk about that later, after dinner?
Hey ghost-boss, I hear rumors of a sequel. Can you substantiate?

>>40785436
hehe

>>40785436
Oh wow
Dat Merlin face tho

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>>40785436
>"Try to send a letter to Premier Stalin, I heard it works for Tito."

>>40784684
[x] How about we talk about that later, after dinner?
We should make her sing for her meal, though.
Maybe we can get her to chip in with the best bratwurst in town.

>>40785436
Some stellar work there Mangafag.

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[x] How about we talk about that later, after dinner?

Noting their reactions- and Katya's, as she inches a bit closer to the fire extinguisher nearby- you nod. "How about we talk about that later, after dinner?" You say.

She nods in agreement, still not quite stepping into the kitchen.

"I've been meaning to ask, though, how formal are meals here, usually?" You say before she turns to leave.

She laughs. "Usually, that sort of thing is up to the witch in charge of the house." She explains. "With a Young here, I'd imagine they're quite informal. None of that family ever stood much for it, except perhaps Minna."

You grin. "Well, that's good. Hard to imagine formal chicken wings."

She laughs again. "I'll leave you to it, then, sir Bishop. And I look forward to trying your cooking."

"It is well worth it." Katya says, from her place over by the sink. "He may not cook often, but it is excellent when he does."

Lady Dowding nods and heads back to the dining room, probably to help set it.

You finish cooking in silence- the girl's hearts seem to have gone out of it, though they stay there with you and Katya. Not hard to imagine why, of course- they knew what the German matrons were looking for, and with a response coming this quickly, it's doesn't take much to see they probably found it.

The house is actually surprisingly empty- you distinctly remember a couple extra witches being here this morning, but aside from Magda, there's only a pair of younger German witches and Lady Dowding. You probably cooked a bit much, you realize, though it's too late to do anything about that.

"Wings?" Magda asks, watching the girls help bring in the trays. You nod. "And steak. You know a butcher named Rusty?"

1/2

She laughs. "Dad loves that place, says it's the only decent beef in the whole country."

You shrug. "I wouldn't know about that, but it is good beef. There's eight steaks there, they're all medium rare except that one there, it's just medium. I didn't know how everyone took theirs. The tray there-" You point at the tray of wings Stasya is setting down- "Is spicy, the other one isn't."

Dinner doesn't take too long- Stasya favors the spicy wings, while Lilya, Anya, and Katya seem to not. You don't think you made them too hot, but you aren't sure- you've always liked spicy food, so your definition of hot may differ from theirs. Still, there's not too many leftovers as the girls clear the table, maybe a couple dozen wings all told, and one of the steaks, along with some of the potatoes.

You sit there at the table for a minute before excusing yourself to help, though there isn't much to do. You're kind of putting off talking to Lady Dowding, you realize, though you're not sure why, to be honest. You sigh inwardly and set off to find her.

Finding her isn't too hard- she's in the sitting room, a pair of glasses perched on her nose as she leafs through a book- an old one, by the look of it. "Ah," She says, not looking up. "I was wondering when you'd join us."

"Us?" You ask, looking around and noticing Magda for the first time, seated nearby, sipping what smells like coffee from here.

"Us." She says. "It's coven business. I'm not nearly as into that as some people, but mom probably wants to know what's going on, so here I am."

Lady Dowding looks past you at the door. "Do you want to bring the girls in?" She asks. "It concerns them, afterall."

[] No, I'll talk to Katya and we'll tell them ourselves. Easier on them that way
[] Yeah, you have a point, let me go get them all.

>>40785692
>[] Yeah, you have a point, let me go get them all.

>>40785692
>[] No, I'll talk to Katya and we'll tell them ourselves. Easier on them that way

>>40785692
>[] No, I'll talk to Katya and we'll tell them ourselves. Easier on them that way

>>40785692
>[X] Yeah, you have a point, let me go get them all.

>>40785692
>[x] No, I'll talk to Katya and we'll tell them ourselves. Easier on them that way

>>40785692
>[X] Yeah, you have a point, let me go get them all.

>>40785692
>[] No, I'll talk to Katya and we'll tell them ourselves. Easier on them that way

>>40785692
>[] Yeah, you have a point, let me go get them all.

>>40785692
>[x] Yeah, you have a point, let me go get them all.

>>40785692
>[] Yeah, you have a point, let me go get them all.

>>40785670
>No, I'll talk to Katya and we'll tell them ourselves. Easier on them that way

>>40785692
>[x] Yeah, you have a point, let me go get them all.

GHOST A SHIT!
A SHHHIIIITT!

>>40785692
>[] Yeah, you have a point, let me go get them all.

>A real shame when the first and second fires broke out so closely together. You're not even entirely sure how it happened, but you're glad the fire extinguisher put them out- both were a peculiar shade of purple you've never seen before.
Had a funny dream a couple nights ago. It was like a series of pictures, big and poster sized. The first picture was Stasya and Lilya holding up a big plate with a cake on it and saying "HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAAAAA-DYYYYYY". The second picture was from the side showing them putting the cake on a table. The third picture was from behind the girls showing the back of their heads, the cake and what had to be Frank. Frank was stuffed into an EOD suit that looked 3 sizes too big for him with the sleeves all bunched up and stuff. Complete with the big reflective blast shield helmet thing. The fourth picture was from the side again. Frank had a lit match in his hand and was slooowly stretching it out towards the candles on the cake while the two daughters smiled at him. His hand was shaking like a leaf and sweat was pouring down the front of the EOD helmet.

I didn't get to see what happened next because that's when I woke up. I got up all groggy headed and the only thing I could think was "why is Frank lighting the candles on his own birthday cake?".

We know the reason.

>>40786073
I wish I had dreams as interesting as this

>>40786073
I wish I had dreams.They sound awesome.

>>40785692
>[x] Yeah, you have a point, let me go get them all.

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>>40786073
Surprised nobody posted this during the fire.

>>40786403
poor girls haha

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[x] Yeah, you have a point, let me go get them all.

You nod, agreeing. "You have a point, let me go get them." You say, backing out of the room and heading to your own assigned apartments. It doesn't take long to get the girls- you end up carrying Lilya, while Stasya walks next to you, holding your hand, and Anya, as always, stays close to Katya.

Re-entering the library, you can feel the girls tense up- Stasya clutches your hand a bit harder, and Lilya stiffens a bit, her legs squeezing your neck from behind. Lady Dowding, if she notices, doesn't say anything.

"Hello, girls." She says, sounding for all the world like a kindly grandmother, which is probably an act, but a good one. "I imagine you know why we're all here?"

Stasya alone nods.

"Good. Shall we find out what the matrons have to say?"

No response that time. You move to set Lilya down, but she's having none of it, refusing to let go once she's in your arms. You settle for holding her that way- she's too big for it, of course, but this time, you're willing to make an exception.

Lady Dowding produces a sealed envelope, a plain, white thing, with only the seal of the German coven on the back. She opens it on one end, sliding out three single sheets of paper.

"The Matrons of Germany, acting on the request of the esteemed Matron London and Sir Bishop, guardian of witches, has determined the identities of Stasya Bishop and Lilya Bishop to be those of Silke Klossner and Karla Weiss." She says, carefully, reading from the cover sheet. "The witch Anya has not been matched to any known missing German witches currently."

"Klossner and Weiss?" Magda says- earning her a sharp look from Katya, of which she seems not to notice. Lady Dowding continues to read, not paying attention to the interruption.

1/2

"No related witches have been found to either Silke or Karla, and there are no records of them having entered any German witch's academy." She says. "The federal police have been contacted in an effort to find any surviving relatives-" She flips the pages over a few times, but stops there, and looks up.

"That seems to be all." She says. "The rest of it is a record of the testing and where to find their records in the coven archives, along with an attached note that their records are incredibly slim, just the results of their initial testing."

You look down at Stasya, who looks completely stonefaced, showing no emotion. "What would that cover?"

"Not much, I'm afraid." Lady Dowding says. "Just the basic imprint of their power, their familiar, things of that nature. The German coven prefers to determine talent and relative strength during their academy entry tests."

"And when will the police be having anything about surviving family members?" Katya asks. Anya, for her part, looks like she's not sure what to think.

"Impossible to tell." Lady Dowding says. "It's being done quietly. Young Karla-"

"Lilya." Lilya corrects, a touch more forcefully than necessary.

2/3 (oops)

"My apologies. Young Lilya would have quite the fortune left to her, her father was a major part of Weiss aerospace, and as you know, they're quite involved with the eurofighter project." She says. "I'd imagine there being a scramble to claim her as family if this all were to get out."

You hear the sharp intake of breath from Lilya, and squeeze her a bit to preempt anything. "But we talked about that." You point out.

She nods. "Quite right, and we intend to stand by it. So far as the covens are concerned, you are their father by adoption, and will remain that way. No one will attempt to take them from you." The last, you think, was added for their benefit. You feel Lilya relax a bit at that- her protest dying before finding itself voiced.

She folds the letters back up and places them back in the envelope. "If you wish, I can have a copy of this forwarded to a coven of your choice in the U.S." She says. "It should prove helpful, when the time for them to enter an academy comes."

[] Please do... and thanks for this. It means a lot to us.
[] Can you just give me a copy instead? We all have a lot of discussing to do before we get to that point.

>>40786817
>[X] Can you just give me a copy instead? We all have a lot of discussing to do before we get to that point.

>>40786817
>[] Can you just give me a copy instead? We all have a lot of discussing to do before we get to that point.
then we can let them choose

>>40786817
>[] Can you just give me a copy instead? We all have a lot of discussing to do before we get to that point.

>>40786817
>[x] Please do... and thanks for this. It means a lot to us.

>>40786817
>[] Can you just give me a copy instead? We all have a lot of discussing to do before we get to that point.

>>40786817
>[] Can you just give me a copy instead? We all have a lot of discussing to do before we get to that point.
I can't imagine that it'd be at all difficult to get them into like...ANY US coven, given our reputation, position, relationships, etc etc

>>40786817
>[x] Can you just give me a copy instead? We all have a lot of discussing to do before we get to that point.

>>40786207
>>40786112
I know it varies a lot for people. I get dreams if my brain is too active before sleep, like if I'm watching youtube or reading quests and whatnot. I think it also has to do with environmental light and sound while you are asleep, the more outside stimuli going on the weirder things get inside your head while unconscious, and believe me I've seen some shit.

There was one dream I had where I was a magicka wizard. I was running around beating up and fending off high school students in a wood working shop that was also a Costco. Dodging people with shopping carts and pallets of fresh produce while swinging a wooden sword that looked like a cross between a fish and what you could get if you asked Aladdin's genie to make you a katana out of clouds. Near the end I barked my shins on something, looked down and saw a six year old pushing a tiny shopping cart. The dream ended when said six year old grabbed the front of my robes and threw me through the wall of the building.

I swear you can't make this shit up. Sometimes reality is stranger than fiction.

>>40786817
>[X] Can you just give me a copy instead? We all have a lot of discussing to do before we get to that point.

Do we even have a coven to forward this to?
Annapolis is out of the question, to many bitchstreet lackeys.

>>40786817

> [x] Please do... and thanks for this. It means a lot to us.

Metagaming here, but I sure hope they end up in the coven that Janice's mother runs. She seems like a pretty chill matron.

BEST NIGHT OF THE WEEK!

>>40786817
>[x] Can you just give me a copy instead? We all have a lot of discussing to do before we get to that point.
We need to discuss which Coven to have the girls registered to, and that discussion should happen with the input of Ice and Slider.
Not to mention input from grandmothers.

>>40786968
Changing my vote to >>40786971

>>40786817
>[x] Can you just give me a copy instead? We all have a lot of discussing to do before we get to that point.

I don't see the rush and it's something we should probably discuss with Ice and Slider present.
>>40786957
The Citadel and VMI have been mentioned as alternates.

>>40786971
Kind of supporting this as well. If they want to go the Annapolis it's fine but I rather give them a selection before the covens start a scramble to try and recruit them

>>40786968
I think that's less of a coven of it's own and more of an academy branch of another coven.

>>40786971
>Not to mention input from grandmothers.
Next family visit is going to be... interesting.

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>10-12 threads left
Hm.
Either MEGALITH SOON, FELLOW STALKER or the war just... peters out and ends naturally. The civil war eventually clears out into something stable without outside help, and the politicians at their tables take over

>>40786817
>[x] Can you just give me a copy instead? We all have a lot of discussing to do before we get to that point.

>>40787098

Which do you think it's gonna be.

>>40787098
That's nowhere near enough time for me to finish writing my things, GUESS IM OFF THE HOOK

>>40787098
and the Aliums were just a MASSIVE red herring

>>40787118
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZBoiW460nU

>>40787118

>"The ending will be bittersweet"
>"will be bittersweet"
>"bittersweet"

I guess Megalith it is.

>>40787124
Goddamn, man. How lewd can Slider and Katya possibly be?

>>40787151
Katya is pretty fucking lewd, man.

>>40787118
Megalith assault, obviously.

>>40787124
no your not this just means you double time it

>>40787151

SLIDER IS EXTRA LEWD

SHE LIKES HOLDING HANDS

And Katya's an exhibitionist with a vanilla side, so holding hands again.

>>40787118
Either one. The first is an obvious conclusion, but the second still works in its own right as the cap to the story

>>40787124
Well if that's the case the lewds take a priority until its over.

>>40787131
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZBoiW460nU

Close.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBQtyE3OACc

>>40787098
My bet is that Ghost's prediction is completely wrong and we'll spend another 50 threads fighting in the war.

Either against Surprise Martians or against Regular Russians. Not to mention he still needs to give us our chance to seduce Konstantina to the Capitalist Side.

>>40787093
Eh, hopefully Jess and Rex show up at the sametime we do and it's just Shock and Awe.
>>40787098
I can see the second one happening but after the Soviet's dropping the bombs the first one is a possibility if Stalin and the Politburo get more desperate, just hope Putin has his shit together with Megalith. To be honest I like the second one more with the war just dying with a whisper.

>>40787212

considering my initial total length prediction was no more than 50 threads total, you're probably right!

also: writing the update, haha!

>>40787093
Do I need to post IT again?

>>40787269
wait you mean to say you predicted this quest for 50 threads for the entire quest

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>>40787269
> total length prediction was no more than 50 threads total
I don't even know how you managed that

>>40787151
Makes me wonder how long will those be especially considering the time when the lewds happen.

Slider=after Frank almost been nuked

Katya=After almost letting his kids be kidnapped and cockblocked in several occasions.

Should be interesting.

>>40787269
>Quest was meant to last 50 threads at the most.
>After 137 threads across two seasons it is still running.
Ghostdivision Everybody!

>>40787178
Nah, right now it's batman time, then I go back to my other writing

>>40787403
This is the first time, I felt rage and cursing Batman.

>>40787396
So, probably another thirty threads or so.

>>40787373

>Slider
World's finest "glad that you're alive" lewding

>Katya
They do lewd things inside of one of those elevators with mirrors everywhere while on the way to their hotel suite.

>>40787452
*throws batarang @ u*

>>40787461
The first I can imagine.

The second not really since they have cameras inside those elevators.

>>40787487
*Catches it like a dogs*

>>40787396
>He guessed 50 threads.
>It's still going strong after almost 140 threads.

As we can see, Ghost's predictions are off by a factor of nearly three.
Therefore, if he guesses it'll take ten more threads for the quest to end, that means it'll actually take about thirty threads, and the actual factor will increase the more threads we play without the quest ending.

So yes, fifty threads should be a safe bet.

>>40787494
>The second not really since they have cameras inside those elevators.
This only makes the Katya wetter.

Exhibitionist, remember?

>>40787494
You honestly think that'll discourage Katya? She gets off on it, remember?

>>40787556
geez these are all better ideas you write them anon

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[x] Can you just give me a copy instead? We all have a lot of discussing to do before we get to that point.

"Can you just give me a copy instead?" You ask. "We all have a lot of discussing to do before we get to that point."

Lady Dowding nods. "Of course. Also, if I may, the royal witch's academy would be more than happy to accept your girls for their education." She says, then laughs. "Though I'm sure many other academies would love to have them among their students as well."

You nod. "I'm sure. But we have a lot to discuss, if you'll excuse us?"

"Oh, of course, of course." She replies, nodding. "If you need anything, I shall be here. I rather expect you might." She smiles.

You thank her and head back to the apartments, closing the door behind you before setting Lilya down on one couch. She's joined in short order by Stasya and Anya, all of whom look at you and Katya expectantly.

>What do you want to tell them?

>>40787578
I'm an ideas guy. You're the one who puts it into practice.

>>40787616
"I don't care who you were before. You're still my girls, and that's never going to change."

>>40787616
"Who waaaaaaants ICECREAM?"

>>40787578
But you put feels into the lewds, not any anon can do that.

>>40787644
>>40787648
I feel like some combination of these two is in order
Or a trip to an amusement park or something

>>40787616
"i can call you by the other two first names but i think bishop will always be your last name,tho we will have to figure out which witch academy you want to got to after the war is over."

>>40787616
These two work >>40787644
>>40787648

And we should take a family picture as soon as possible.

>>40787616
>Something involving headpats and using the names they're used to. Tell them to maybe talk to Ice and Slider about American covens when we're all back on base.

>>40787616
>>40787644
>>40787648
Both, as the strong feels will be reinforced with sweets.

>>40787616
"You don't gotta worry about a thing: we, meaning Katya, Tabitha, Rachel, and myself, aren't leaving you. All we want, is what is best for you."

>>40787616
>Well, with that out of the way and the Matrons need for political bullshit sated for the moment, I think it's time we got some presents to placate my Mother and Father when I introduce them to their new Granddaughters.

>>40787616

Group hug. Tell them they're still our daughters and we're not going to let anyone come to get them. And if anyone pushes the issue, there may be explosions.

>>40787616
"What was discussed there changes nothing. You are my girls and I'll fight tooth and nail to keep it that way."
>Apply headpats and hugs where needed

>>40787718
>>40787616
Yeah, best to put off any academy discussion until all the mommies can give advice and opinions.

And maybe had a talk with grandparents too.

Honestly I think that making a big deal out of what they just learned will be the opposite of helpful- what they need is to see that things are still 'normal', not wordy speeches

>>40787616
"What ever names you choose to go by, I will still call you mine."

>>40787616
"It doesn't matter who you were in the past or what you had done. You are and will always be my daughters. And I will always be with you."

Caught up at last!

>>40787770
Especially the moms and grandmothers that actually came from American covens. Katya can't help much in that regard, and something tells me we won't be settling down in Siberia

>>40787644
>>40787648

THE ONLY OPTION(S)!

Let's do it!

>>40787803
Great-Grandma Sanya might have some helpful advice, though.

>>40787616
"Well...if I'm honest to myself I like Stasya and Lilya better."

"Like I said before there back at the hospital there is no more handlers or caretakers but family that also applies to you as well Anya"

"Though Anya are you okay that they didn;t find anything out?"

Here are some dialogue options

>>40787770

I wonder. Sending them to the Royal Academy might be fun.

(Then again, I went to the UK for my university degree so i may be abit biased.)

But of course, we should talk it out.

>>40787822
About how to be a soviet lesbian, sure

>>40787616
"I've said it before and I'll say it as many times as you need me to, you are my daughters. All of us, including Katya, Tabitha, and Rachel, we're family and ain't nothing changing that."

Apply hugs, headpats, and icecream were necessary. Also ask Anya what her thoughts are.

>>40787855
Not sure how good an opinion Frank and Ice have about the Royal Academy given their treatment of Wendy...

>>40787616
"Even if you have German roots, you are my daughters and -nobody- in this will change that." Also great family hug.

And no sweets before sleeping. We want to be able to be lewd with Katya when we have the chance.

>>40787884

I know but with the Bishop name and the Matron of London's patronage, they should be fine.

Of course, since wendy is heading back there too, imagine if we get wendy to be their god-mother.

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>>40787648
Where do you think you are?
It is time for some serious sightseeing.
(although Checkpoint Charlie won't be on the menu, I guess)
BOCKWURSTPAAAAARTY!
Also maybe visit the museums, having a look at the Ishtar Gate and other priceless artifacts.
But mostly bockwurst.

>>40787940
They just had dinner.

It's evening and time for dessert.

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>>40787616
stasya and lilya, i love you and you belong here with us.
uh, anya you're probably not an enemy agent and er, your presence is tolerated. yeah.

>>40787957
Who talked about eating?

Okay, in all seriousness there might be stores selling Turkish delights around where they can get messy and sticky.

>>40787928
It's not about how well the girls would be treated - it's that the academy has sufficiently cunty bitches running it who would treat *any* of their students like they did Wendy solely on something a relative did a long time ago.

I don't think Frank or the moms would want their daughters taught by people like that.

(Wendy as godmom would be hilarious. Dunno if she's going back just yet, though - she seems to want to stay with Ice and Frank as long as possible. Wendymaid?)

>>40787989
>Who talked about eating?
The big fat image of sausage? The "BOCKWURSTPAAAAARTY!"?

Also time of day. It's probably a bit late to do much sightseeing, especially since here's a war on.

>>40788014
I said bockwurst. I didn't say eat.

>>40787992
But her reaction to the letter placing her under the US coven temporarily? Yea, I think no matter what, she'll head back home.

>>40788046
That was more that she thought she was being kicked out completely; which is a huge deal for a witch. Like losing your citizenship.

>>40788094
Which shows that no matter how she was treated she still sees it as the place she belongs to. So its very likely she'll want to go back.

>>40788117
Nonono. That's not what i'm saying at all.

She perked up just fine once she hear she was being seconded to Ice indefinitely.

It's the idea of being a stateless vagrant that was horrifying to her, not just being away from the UK.

Frankly, every bit of screentime she's had indicates that she'd be quite happy staying with Ice or Frank forever.

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>What do you want to tell them?

"I want you girls to know, before anyone says anything, that I don't care who you were before." You say, taking a seat on the couch opposite them. "You're still my girls, and that's never going to change."

Neither of them says anything, so you continue. "It doesn't matter what name either of you have." You say, adding on to your first point. "Ok? We're family now, and we're going to stay family."

They nod, still quiet, and you look over at Anya. "Anya, you ok?"

She nods.

"The same goes for you, if you want it." You say. "I won't force anything on you you don't want, but I'm sure the girls would love to be able to really call you sister."

She nods again, not responding.

"But I think that's enough of this." You state. "Remember those apples I had you peel?"

They all nod, and you grin. "Well, I snuck in while you weren't looking and made some pie, just like My grandmom, your greatgrandmom, used to make. I think there's some ice cream in the freezer down in our kitchen, too, Katya, if you'll grab it. Why don't you girls sit down at the table?"

The three of them look at each other and slowly get up, walking over to the table and sitting back down. You grin at that, getting the pie off the top of the refrigerator in the apartment's kitchen, along with the ice cream. You set them on the table, smiling as the girls look at the pie, then you.

"Wait just a minute, girls." You say, heading back into the kitchen for a knife. "Let me help Katya get the plates."

With plates and glasses set out- though you still can't have proper milk, you've found juice seems to go Ok with pie. You cut each girl a slice, giving Anya hers first, then Stasya and Lilya, then Katya and finally yourself, leaving a second piece for each of the girls.

You're all about finished when there's a knock on the door.

You look at Katya, who shrugs.

[] Go get the door.
[] Tell 'em it's open.
[] Nope, don't want to be bothered.

>>40788413
>[] Go get the door.

>>40788413
>>[X] Go get the door.

>>40788413
>[x] door get

>>40788413
>[x] Go get the door.

>>40788413
>[X] Go get the door.

>>40788413
>[] Go get the door.

>>40788413
>[] Go get the door.

>>40788413
[x] Go get the door.

>>40788413
>[x] Go get the door.

Time to place your bets on who is at the door anon.

>>40788413
[] Tell 'em it's open.

>>40788413
>[x] Go get the door.
Surprise parents or surprise Ice/Slider?

>>40788413
>[x] Go get the door.

I'm betting it'll be Tabitha and Rachel.

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>>40788551
Nah, Surpriserussians

>>40788568
and not assassins. It is surprise Konstantina.

>>40788413
>[x] Go get the door.

>>40788555
If that happened then much damage control is needed.
>>40788583
If so then we are so FUCKED it's not even funny.

>>40788527
Nah. Parents will come in when we have maximum waifu around us.
Or are being assaulted by completely unrelated womanfolk that makes shit even worse.

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>>40788413
[x] NOPE, don't want to be bothered.

>>40788413
>[] Go get the door.
At least check and see who it is
If we don't want to talk to said person, state as much

>>40788700
>Excuse me, madam, but I think we have quite enough clever girls here.

You all wrong.
its Rufus.

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>>40788867
>Meanwhile Slider detects a disturbance in the magic. One she hasn't felt in a long time.

>>40788867
YES that would make me laugh

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>>40788867
I think not.

>>40787556
Now i'm waiting to see one of their bedroom games being ice tied up watching frank nail katya.

>>40788867
Not sure but did the daughterus ever met rufus already?

and what were the familiars of these girls again?
I keep thinking Anya naming every spider in the house and crying whenever someone kills one.

"bjord! Noooo! He was the guardian of the family room northwest corner! Now the mosquitos are going to get us!"

>>40789417
>Not sure but did the daughterus ever met rufus already?
Not yet. Katya's met him but the daughterus haven't.

>>40789417
rabbit cat and spider are their familiars

>>40789417
The girls have not seen rufus
Stasya's familiar is a cat of some kind
Lilay's familiar is a rabbit
Anya's familiar is a spider of some kind.

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>>40789417
>"bjord! Noooo! He was the guardian of the family room northwest corner! Now the mosquitos are going to get us!"

>>40789474
Oh no, cat and rabbit.
Rufus, be a good bo-
oh god, oh jeez.

>>40789538
well, Slider's familiar is a snake and she's terrified of him
I don't think he differentiates between familiar types

So wait guys,

how old is the girls and how old would they be today?

YFW they are your generation.

>>40789732
If they're early teens in 1990, they'd be nearly forty today. Late thirties, roughly.

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[x] Go get the door.

You sigh, standing up and walking over to the door. You wish it had a peep hole in it, but without one, you have to settle for just opening it.

You weren't ready for the hug waiting on the other end. "H-hi Rachel." You wheeze, hoping she didn't crack a rib. She lets you go and strolls into the apartments, while Ice, elects to stand up on her tiptoes to plant a kiss on you.

"What brings you two here?" You ask as they head over to the table, where they hug Katya and Ice gets a hug from Lilya.

"Stopped over on the way to London to collect you." Ice says. "We figured we'd spend the night here, then leave in the morning."

"Oh?" You ask. "You're just going to collect us?"

She nods, taking a seat at the table after dropping her bag near the couches. "Mhmm." She says. "Ooh. Pie. Mind if we have a peice?"

"Ask the girls." You say, looking down the hallway. Not seeing anyone else, you shut the door behind you and turn around. "It's theirs."

"Oh, well, in that case, don't worry about it." Ice says. "I'll just have some ice cream."

"It's ok, you can have my piece." Lilya says quietly.

"That's ok, Lil." Ice says, smiling at the girl. "You can have it, it's yours."

"So why are you already headed out?" You ask. "And what about our fighters?"

"Flown out on transports." Ice says. "They're headed to Wattisham, there's a depot there being run by the airforce. our ground crews are headed there too."

"A depot? We're being pulled out?" You ask.

Ice shakes her head. "This is R&R, not demobilization." She says. "But all four fighters were pretty close to ground zero when the bombs hit, and yours has radioactive particles all over the rear skin. They're going to do a full overhaul there too and see if they can't clean it all out."

1/2

>>40789732
Somewhere between 11-13 in 1989, so around 40 today

"How long?" You ask, taking a seat.

"Not a clue. This kind of thing is new, they're making it up as they go along." She responds. "A couple days? a week? a month? who knows?"

"So what's going on until then?"

"R&R in England." She says. "I sent Wendy ahead as my aide, she'll be opening up our rooms at the lodge and getting everything else squared away. We'll actually report in to RAF Northholt, but that's not really anything."

"So that's where everyone else is staying?"

Slider shakes her head. "Naw. Rosalie is headed back to Paris, so we probably won't see her. Sakamoto said something about having to do some work at the embassy, so we might not see too much of her, either."

"And Merlin?"

"Went ahead with Sakamoto, for now." Ice says. "We asked if she wanted to come here, she said she didn't want to bother us. We tried to convince her, but she was pretty set." She shrugs.

You nod, sitting down on one of the couches. You're joined pretty quickly by Stasya, who stretches out to lay down and rests her head against your side. You wrap one arm around her and she smiles, worming around to a more comfortable position and closing her eyes.

You're about to introduce Anya to Ice and Slider, but Katya beats you to it. "Anya, these are my sisters, Tabitha and Rachel." She says, simply. "This is Anya. She is the sister to Lilya and Stasya."

"Hi Anya." Ice says, smiling at the girl, who looks at her, blankly.

"Anyway, I'm beat. Where's the bedroom?" Slider says, yawning and stretching, also leading you to a sudden, horrifying realization.

There's four beds. the girls are using three of them in the other room.

This... could be a problem.

>>40789805
>This... could be a problem.
>katyaispleased.png

And that's actually it for the night! Short run, I know, but we're kinda in between two places where I wanted to do a longer run and it didn't really set itself up to divide up easily. I figured a shorter run today was better than getting us in london then just being like welp, sit for a week!

Besides, there's KCQ tomorrow and I have to help planefag plan for that. hahaha!

Anyway guys, I hope you had fun, as short as the run was. Next week's run should be a lot longer, there's a lot more I want to do with it. I guess, in the mean time, though, if you guys want, we can do some light Q&A.

if not, cheers guys!

>>40789805
>This... could be a problem.
No Frank, this is the opposite of a problem

>>40789805
Fare thee well, Fronk's pelvis. The foursome cometh.

>>40789852
Thanks for the run bro

>>40789805
>This... could be a problem.
Tonight Frank Bishop dies and couldn't be happier

>>40789852
thanks for running

>>40789858
>Fronk needs more ballgags

>>40789852
Thanks for the run Ghost. I'll see you tomorrow.

>>40789852

oh boy here we go

So, how exactly did witches change history, considering they were existent for pretty much all of human history?

What were the societal impacts of the Martian War, and what was the cultural impact of it?

How would humanity view aliens?

Would they be more hostile towards them?

>>40789852
It was a great ride, Ghost. My only regret was arriving late to the fun.

Incoming short WAFF with defrosted Ice, ETA 30 minutes.

>>40789852
Thanks for today boss!

Also:
>This... could be a problem.
"I DON'T BRING ENOUGH GAGS!!"

>>40789805
>>This... could be a problem.
you lost me

Also, its quite likely this spinoff will end before the main series. Which means....something?

>>40789852
Thanks for the run, Ghost
you should buy PF's sister a taser or something
so she can help you "motivate" him

If people are gonna be around in like 15 minutes, I've got an omake on a character we haven't seen in a while to post. Just need to make it home, then if people are interested I can dump it.

>>40789732
>yfw you haven't been born yet
>>40789805
>There's four beds. the girls are using three of them in the other room.
>This... could be a problem.
This is the bed you made, now sleep in it. Like that's happening.
>>40789852
Good run as always Ghost! A short run is fine, means some of us can sleep.

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>>40789852
>shiptoasting quest
>plan
>two people's worth of >plan

>>40789805
Sakamoto has "work" at the embassy. Merlin is with her. Merlin intent on going, even over seeing Frank. What could it mean, what could it mean?
Citizenship papers?
Emigration papers?
Marriage papers?!

>>40789993
I think it's because Merlin, for various reasons, can't monopolize Frank's awake and asleep time any more

>>40789993

Our little sister... *sniff*

They grow up so fast...

>>40789902

Are you the anon who did the other WAFF snippets a thread back?

Thanks for doing the Mav and Young one! Didn't have a way of doing so last time 'cause the tablet battery died on me. :(

>>40787098
>10-12 threads left

I suppose I can at least get one or two more sketches of Slider done before this all ends

>>40789886

> So, how exactly did witches change history, considering they were existent for pretty much all of human history?

In a few ways. While you probably wouldn't feel too terribly out of place, were you to be transported there (Time-travel BS aside, I mean... and the existence of witches as such), there are a lot of historical issues that would pop up. A good example, actually, is Rome- in the witching world, most of Rome's history was saved by Roman covens and holds at the fall of the empire. Places like Barin, which started out as a hold, survived through the European dark ages intact (Indeed, many holds became islands of stability and learning during that time, helping the renaissance to kick off sooner)
Certain events- like the burning of Joan of arc and the salem witch trials- never happened (Joan of arc was instead confined to a hold in england for the rest of her life, and salem... just never happened) and certain people (Such as the grand duchess Anastasia Romanov) survive.

Feminism never really becomes a thing- stuff like women's suffrage never happens because it never has to. Witches have generally forced gender equality, since, well. YOU tell a witch her place is at home, in the kitchen, or whatever. see how that works out for you.

Religions tend to spread a bit differently. While the western world still becomes dominated largely by Christianity, you see a lot more of the 'old' religions hanging around. Paganism, for example, is still alive and well (if nowhere near as influential as Christianity)

>>40790167
Nope. Someone else, sorry. i actually talked about this with Ghost a while back, then a thread got cancelled and I missed the next one, so this is basically two weeks late.

Not sure how this will format, but here goes.

Two sharp knocks on the door.

“Come in.”

She seemed alright, if tired. You ready yourself and enter.

“Lieutenant Davis, this is a bit of a surprise. Did you need something? Everything going well?”

She seemed… pleased to see me? Huh. “I’m doing well Commander, a few close calls, especially with all the anti-air, but nothing too serious. I had a question, or set or questions, actually. I’m not sure you can answer them, but I was at least hoping for something to work with.”

“I’ll certainly tell you what I can, but why are you so nervous? And call me Ice, you are part of our squadron for the moment, even if we are loaning you out. Is that the issue?”

She liked Commander Kazi-Ice. She kept forgetting the name. She was honestly surprised when the woman asked her not to refer to her by her rank, what little gossip she had heard during her time at Annapolis painted a picture of a much… colder(pff) woman.

>>40790198
Kinda sad if this quest really end that soon.

The dissonance between her expectations and the real woman made for a less than comfortable first meeting, but turned out for the best. After all, she didn’t think she’d be here if Ice were any less open than she seemed.

It didn’t really help mitigate the fear of the answers she might get.

“Not really, it’s more about why I ended up here at all. I was aware of the reputation and when I got assigned here… something seemed off. This arrangement with the other units only reinforced how strange this is.”

And wow, did that get her attention. Nervous, not sure how to respond. She knows something, and, is she surprised I don’t know?

“That’s not all. Really, it’s a trend at this point. With that exam, and the academy-”

“What do you mean?”

That really got to her. She definitely has a good idea what’s going on, but she seems to have believed… I would know something? And my asking disproves that.

“Are you aware that I basically flunked my first academy entrance exam?”

“More or less.”

>>40790167
Yup, that's me. I was very glad you and Ghost liked it.

And it's done. I'll post it after >>40790259 is finished with his snippet.

“I could manifest a familiar, but not much else. So I go home. Move on with my life.”

“I’m sorry.”

“It wasn’t that big a deal. I can’t say I really expected to get in. I only tried because Mom said that Grandma would have wanted me too.”

“ They are” “were” “were.. both witches? Or just your Grandmother?”

“Just my Grandmother.”

“Ah, so you were saying?”

“Well, after I got back home I just kinda forgot about it. Registered for university, spent time on the beach, watched the people.”

“Then you were asked to come back.”

“Yeah. That was when stuff started to get a bit weird. See, i didn’t get a letter, or a phone call. Somebody, a witch from Annapolis came to find me. And I mean she walked up to me when I was at the beach one day. Now people knew where to find me during the day, and the beaches at home are great, but a navy witch? And she said it was specifically to talk to me and another girl from a little farther north. She wanted us both to come back to the academy and take a new test. One with a mechanical portion. I basically said yes assuming I would just fail again, but why not? That’s when it got weird. She wanted me to leave the next day, to go on my own back to Annapolis while she went north to talk to the other girl. I had to push her to get a couple extra days to say goodbye to my friends, and it made her… unhappy.”

>>40789886

>What were the societal impacts of the Martian War, and what was the cultural impact of it?
How would humanity view aliens?
Would they be more hostile towards them?

By '89, the war is largely viewed like WW2 is today, where it's recognized as a huge turning point in human history, but it's largely in the past. The martian seabed colonies weren't discovered until the '50s, and at the time, the tech to go get them just wasn't there. (Calls to use pressure-hardened nuclear depth charges to destroy them were, perhaps wisely, ignored). Since then, Martians have become part of the world community, though rarely on an individual level. (Outside of Roswell, NM, and a few other isolated places, it's very rare to see a martian on dry land.) That said, martian technology was involved in the space race, with marstech ltd. assisting with many early spaceflight missions.

Culturally, the confirmed existence of aliens proved a HUGE boon to the sci-fi scene, and the war helped generate a huge amount of astronomers later on. this leads to the setting being about on par with our current understanding of the cosmos (considering that's almost a 30 year difference, that's not too bad). However, setting understanding of nuclear weapons and radiation isn't quite as advanced as a result. (Particle physics didn't take off post war like it did IRL)

As a whole, martians for most people are a case of out of sight, out of mind. while you do have some fringe groups that go one way or another, for the most part it's rarely something people devote any thought to.

“But you went.”

“ I went, and took the test. It actually went pretty well. Seemed to come naturally. So then the second thing happened. After the test, I get taken to see the matron in charge, Longstreet. She had my results, and personally gave them to me. And pushed. She seemed intent on getting me back into the academy. Like scary intent. By my guess, I think she had asked me to see her as soon as she saw my results… And that doesn’t surprise you.”

“I.. not really. You’ve met Merlin?”

“Yes. Adorable, really. Young though.”

“She was the first person found with a talent like yours. You’ve heard of what she and Frank can do?”

“Ye- wait. That test is looking for people like her. People who can use magic with machines to that unusual degree. But if they called people like me back then… she gave results like mine. A familiar, but seemingly no other talent.”

“That’s… exactly correct, actually. They are hunting for more machine talents, and people like you seem to have been where they started.”

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>>40784564
Strike Witches Quest: so popular it is now a graffitti tag.

“That makes sense, and relates to the third thing that struck me as off, mainly: why me? There is one witch in the family that I know about, my Grandmother. No affiliations at all with any covens, not even any family friends who were witches. Yet I was in what I figure was the first batch of people to take the new test? Why? To them I’m a nobody. Yet I take the test, get pressured back in, and then, surprise surprise, I get letters from covens asking me to join after I get out of the navy. I wasn’t even out of the academy! Rush job as it was, I got pushed into rio school right after. Did okay there. Wasn’t the best, but good. So we finish, do all the final testing stuff. Then comes the last thing before I come here.”

“Was it about your personal records, specifically how you rated in rio school?”

“Ye-yes. You knew.”

“When I got your file… I was suspicious. Yor score was near perfect. Specifically, slightly better than Merlin’s”

“This all comes back to her doesn’t it. Well obviously my scores were inflated. I noticed too but.. when I asked I got stonewalled. Hard. Nobody knew anything. Those numbers were correct regardless of what I thought. But I knew I didn’t do that well. I eventually got one of the instructors to tell me this: `Just accept it, ‘cause somebody is playing games above our heads`.”

“Well that’s about as suspicious as it comes.”

“Mhmm, and then I made the mistake.”

That's all i'll post for now. The other half will go up next week if people are interested.

>>40790498
finish the story Anon

>>40790498
Kinda odd spot to end at (to me at least), but yeah keep writing/posting/etc

>>40790539
Next week!
I have to be up in 6 hours. Bed time

>>40790209
Sounds almost like witches improved the world as a whole. As much as it makes sense it kind of sounds too good to be true. I mean I half expect that there was a movement or idea that witches were a special breed or race or something along those lines

>>40790209
>>40790370

Thanks, Ghost!

Now, what are some of the things our witches would like to do after the war is over?

>>40790498
Your take on Davis is provoking. I'll hold you to that promise next week, Anon.

And here's part 1 of Ice control.

Trust. The foundation of every relationship. Without trust, there was no going forward, because you were always looking over your shoulder, watching your back, not knowing you were walking towards the lip of a cliff.

At first she didn’t trust him. He came off as unreliable. Always throwing the book out the window and doing things his way. Complaining that she was always on his case, always breathing down his neck. When it was his fault that she needed to stay on top of him, the better to rein in his excesses and keep him out of trouble.

Patty said it right. Frank Bishop was a jerk.

But he was more than that. He was kind. Strong. He looked out for the entire squadron, herself included. She might be the brains of Spellcaster and Rachel the sinews that did the heavy lifting, but Frank was their heart and soul.

Tanana happened. “Shall defend,” he promised her. And he did. He took on an entire Soviet fighter regiment to defend witches, to defend them.

They thought he had died; the thought broke the squadron. Merlin was a wreck, Patty couldn’t stop crying and Nicole was only a little better off, Katya tried to drown her sorrows in a sea of Soviet blood, Rachel buried herself in work because someone had to hold Spellcaster together because… because she wasn’t in control of anything, not her squadron, not herself, not Frank.

She thought him lost forever. She thought herself lost without him.

Second and last part of Ice control.

And then he came back alive and well and bearing gifts. The ghost of Christmas presents, indeed, because there was no better present than a bright future. It might be good to be loved, but it felt far better to love and be in love.

Crying atop the big stupid idiot, her big stupid idiot, she began to realize that she couldn’t control everything. Not the Soviets, not the girls, and certainly not Frank.

And that was fine. The key to a happy life is to accept you're never in control. You do what you can, do the best that you can, trust your friends and family to watch your back and handle the rest, and learn to endure and even enjoy the ups and downs and bumps of the wild emotional roller coaster ride that was life.

So she began to trust in Frank with things that were second nature to him, things he took upon himself as naturally as breathing and flying.

Guard witches. Rescue the innocent. Adopt orphans. Protect Spellcaster. Stand as her bogatyr, her paladin.

Be himself.

“You have control, Frank,” she nervously giggled as he began to truss her limbs together.

“I just love it when you let me wrap you up, Boss,” he chuckled with mock gravity and utmost devotion.

“You’re the boss of me tonight,” she reminded him. “Now shut me up.”

"Your wish is my command, Tabby..."

He already held her heart and soul. By entrusting her body in his hands, she made herself his. And it was right. With him she was safe. With him it was okay to be vulnerable and weak, a damsel in distress. Because he would always come to her rescue, a bishop in grey fiber-steel.

Because he loved her.

Done~ Hope you guys like it.

Tomorrow I should be able to finish the Kancolle joke story. Once I figure out how Pastebin works, I'll post the link.

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>>40790700
>>40790774
You're a cool guy Anon.

>>40790700
>>40790774

Hnnnngggg

Thank you based anon. Thank you so much.

>>40790700
>>40790774
What is this warm and fuzzy feeling in my chest....?

is anyone else nervous of corrupting the kids when frank room has three times the screams

>>40790925
Clean socks should do for now.

>>40790774
>>40790700
This is pretty neat.

>>40790209

So what's the story with the development of Striker Units? And were witches still cannoneers and broomstick-mounted scouts between the Napoleon Wars and WW1?

I missed the thread and it's strange for it to not hit autosage.....

>>40790370
Did witches fight one another in the Korean/Vietnam wars? How about other dust ups like Indo-Pak and the Falklands, or do covens choose to sit shit out by mutual agreement?

>>40793599
I'd like to know their roles in the central American 'crisises' and Iran-iraq wars and all those 'minor' conflicts

>>40793599
Probably.

>>40793599

Of course. Zippo monitors instead used long amatures to dangle fire-talent witches near the shoreline.

>>40790774
>>40790700
Da feelz, DA FEELZ ANON! Can we get Rachel next thread?

>>40794360
will need the lewd first though.

Well heck, the way things are going, I might have to just link my pastebin instead of posting here next week!
Oh well. More writers is always a good thing.

>>40796481

Do it LurK! Do it~!