Gah.

[kiya]

My villains are scaring me.

They're not even important villains. Though they're the first set of people I've written in a while that I can cheerfully declare villains, honestly; I haven't stumbled across a redeeming feature aside from, perhaps, offing someone who was once one of their own comparatively painlessly.

Section 101: 922 words. 1060 total. Done.
Section 102: 369 words. Done.

And that's the six, which I'll sendbrooksmoses after I've gotten a proof on 102 to make sure I got the scaring-me bits right. *prods oneironaut until gtst unidles*

Will probably get more written tonight, unless I don't, but I wanted to guh.

Addendum: Eight words, four hours later. Yeaaah.

Comments

[brooksmoses]

There are no doubt some who would consider these villains to have the distinct redeeming feature of being exceptionally effective and good at what they do.

Although, admittedly, they haven't exactly succeeded in doing what they were paid for yet, so that may be in some question.

[kiya]

One doesn't really consider being quite good at killing people for pay to be a character improvement over merely killing them for pay.

We can't all be Vlad Taltos.

[brooksmoses]

Well, no, I don't, and you don't, but I'd think that the person who was paying them might.