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Based on the web serial by John McCrae
Written by Krixwell Jace
Directed by Krixwell Jace
Produced by Krixwell Jace
Lead PR manager: Elizabeth Claire
Camera operator: Krixwell Jace
Boom operator: Krixwell Jace
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To kick off todayâs asks, weâve got some content from @incorrect-wormquotes, sent in by cedeelbe:
Skitter: Does this feel like a nightmare? Skitter: Like something out of a bad dream? Skitter: Because thatâs the effect I was going for.
Sheâs quite skilled at that. :P
(Under. The eyelids.)
Imp: [In Skitterâs chair in her lair] Hey, look at me, I'm Skitter! Tattletale: She doesn't generally spin that much. Imp: Right. This is Skitter: "Oh, no, I can't do anything fun tonight. I have to count my past sins, then alphabetize them. Oh, by the way, I'm thinking of snapping on Friday."Â
Ahaha!
Sounds like Imp knows Skitter rather well. ;)
Well, at least the mom thanked me.
Yeah! Look, itâs not completely thankless work!
âYouâll want to sterilize the place. Â Rubber gloves, bleach. Â Boil or replace every dish, every piece of silverware, toothbrushes, linens and clothes.â
Seems reasonable.
âWe donât really have the ability to do all that. Â We donât have much money, let alone those things. Â Stores arenât exactly open, and we donât have running water or electricity either.â
Ah, shit.
Hm. Time for Taylor to generously provide them with some money to buy those things?
Geez. Â âWhat have you been drinking?â
âWe have a rain barrel and we have a water collector on the roof that came with the supply kit.â
Better than drinking the water on the ground, at least. Not great, though.
Thatâs not good enough for this many people. Â âDo you have a propane tank? Â One should have come with the supply kit.â
âItâs nearly empty. Â Weâve been using the propane to cook rice, but we donât have measuring cups, and if we use too much water, it takes too long to cook, and so weâre running out of the gas.â
And the oil pumpâs broken, the guy who could fix it is dead, the wellâs drying up, Don Paragon wants them to trade their last bit of oil for just a little more water, and things are just generally not great for them.
(Maybe itâs too early to make references to Nomad of Nowhere with only six episodes out so far, but I donât care. I am an endless barrel of references!)
Also, the person who introduced me to Worm used â#Panacea needs a hug and a Starbucks gift cardâ as his Worm tag.
Ahaha, thatâs very appropriate. :P
All the hugs for Panacea!
The Faultline picture is a meme because it's never actually stated what color Faultline's costume is, so enterprising fan artists can choose anything they want, no matter how garish.
Ahaha, I see! It is overall pretty vaguely described, too, more by feel than by its literal appearance.
When sending me this ask, Sharks also added:
Apparently including lonsheep.
Honestly? I really do like this design. Itâs not really what Iâd imagine character-wise, but itâs nice.

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End of Plague 12.1
That was a fairly strong opening chapter for the Arc. We got to watch Taylor do pest control and rock the benevolent ruler role, had an interesting discussion with Brian about Coilâs acceptance of Taylorâs way of ruling her territory, and then got to the Slaughterhouse developments fairly quickly. It looks like weâre in for a third truce, which Iâm absolutely down for.
Seriously, I really shouldâve thought of that. I know Iâm not that great at predictions most of the time, but this is downright embarrassing.
But yeah, I think weâre in for an interesting Arc.
Next chapter, itâs meeting time! Itâs going to be interesting to see how different itâll be from the one in Hive. Most notably, Hookwolf taking the initiative, suggesting he might take charge rather than Coil. Something tells me the mediation of the meeting will be a little more aggressive this time around.
And then thereâs Skidmark, whoâs much more powerful in a social sense this time. Last time he was a pathetic whelp, easily dismissed by the big shots, especially Kaiser. This time, heâs a pathetic whelp with a following. Kaiser isnât here and Skidmark belongs at the table, but Hookwolf, a fellow racist, is in charge and Skidmark just suffered an embarrassing defeat, so he might find himself just as excluded as last time. Though Hookwolf at least seems more inclined to stay professional than Kaiser was, and might not act on his racism.
Skidmark did get set up in this chapter as one to watch, though. That might be a red herring, or just something that made it in because of the Undersidersâ conceptions of him. But itâs possible that the caped Skidmark wouldnât take getting excluded as well as he did last time, so it might be worth keeping an eye on him either way. That is, if he shows up.
So yeah! Iâm looking forward to this. See you next time!
I covered my approach with a cloud of bugs and slow, quiet footsteps. Â Nobody noticed me arrive.
Heh, stealth bug. Maybe sheâll sneak into the cloud of bugs surrounding the house, appearing in front of it as the bugs finish their job and clear out?
âJust a minute or two longer,â I said. Â Charlotte and some of the family members jumped.
Hehe, or that. Her startling people is just as good as badassery, and the other thing I was hoping for.
âYou,â a man who might have been the patriarch of one of the families pointed at me, âYou did this!â
Yes. Yes she did.
You just donât know what sheâs doing, though.
âYes,â I answered him.
âIs this some sort of game to you!? Â We were prepared to leave, and you keep us from getting our things? Â Add another infestation to the one thatâs already there!?â
Yeeah, might want to tell this guy what youâre actually up to, Skitter.
âSheâs just trying to help!â Charlotte said, with a tone like she wasnât expecting to be listened to. Â I got the impression sheâd tried convincing him earlier. Â I raised one hand to stop her.
Ah, so they did give more explanation than just âstand back, this could get nastyâ. Thatâs good.
It was better if I handled this myself.
The man drew himself up a fraction, âNo reply, huh? Â Iâd punch you right here, right now, if I thought youâd give me a fair, no-powers fight.â
I kinda like this guy, actually. Heâs angry, sure, but from his perspective, he has good reason to be, and he doesnât let it override his survival instincts. Well, too much. Heâs still antagonizing a supervillain and well aware of it, but at least he has the sense to keep it non-physical from his side.
Also add the fact that this whole debaccle of her paying for stuff to everyone is basically by using blood money and the like from Coil's enterprise. People tend to second guess where that sort of money comes from, specially if it comes from an unknown villain who shouldn't have that much to give away to begin with. But apparently Taylor never considers or notices this
Yeah, thatâs a good point. She was unwilling to use the dirty money from her Undersider gigs back when she was trying to be a hero, but now sheâs spending Coilâs money left and right without even sparing the idea of dirty and/or blood money a single line of narration.
It is implied in Interlude 8b that much, maybe most, of Coilâs riches are actually clean - earned through using his power on business decisions - but Taylor wouldnât know that, and some of it is definitely ill-gotten.
At least Taylor could rest assured that heâd probably still have gotten that money regardless of how much of it she spends (as long as she doesnât spend so much that Coil is forced to increase his income), so even if it is blood money, Taylor not using it wouldnât make much of a difference on that end, while if she does use it, she can make the best of it to make someone elseâs life better.