bedlam boundary - 24.29
Chapter glibbles and meems, swunging among the omenesly brooves, wondering where it misplaced the dictionary.
https://katalepsis.net/2024/09/06/bedlam-boundary-24-29/
This week's password is: blink
An epub version of the chapter is also attached below!
Oh my gosh I think we're absolutely going to exceed 32 chapters now! But Not 35, this cannot take more than 6 additional chapters from this point, I don't see how it can. Heather, Heather keep your hands away from those controls! Don't you start fiddling with the outline! Oh no. What has she done? I guess we're about to find out. Ahem. Onward we go! I can't say anything else, too much more would be spoilers! Hope you enjoy, dear readers!
And! I have, yet again, more delightful from the discord to share with you all! This week we have a scene from all the way back in arc 21, 'Family Meeting', by sporktown heroine, a fantastic attempt to depict the moment Heather witnessed the King in Yellow and his daughters via her abyssal senses. And then we have this lovely rendition of Heather, by PastrySpider's daughter! Thank you both, so very much!
Comments (8)
Inner Conflict, what are you doing out here? Get back inside!
Somebody left the dream-door open! Internal contradictions became externalised foes! Oh no! They're all over the garden!
I guess there are two main questions Is this Biggest Heather? And what has Biggest Heather been doing since she broke the universe?
Weeeeell, Biggest Heather was a metaphor for Heather's main brain, back in that previous dream. As Heather said here, all of 'her' is already accounted for, between herself and the six tentacles. So who is this? Good question! Maybe the current POV isn't her main brain at all, or maybe 'Biggest Heather' has ... split!
Did you basically just confirm that Necroepilogos is an in universe story? Because they are definitely cosplaying as a certain lesbian zombie girl that we all know and love. That iceberg is about to get a lot deeper...
Haha, kinda! I mean, Sevens does metaphorically lean over my shoulder as I write, so she's probably read Necro. In all seriousness, I couldn't resist this little in-joke, though I've tried to set it up in a way that doesn't require knowing Necro in order to comprehend anything in the scene. But the iceberg deepens, indeed!
I'm not seeing the epub attachment.
I'm so sorry! Somehow the upload didn't take, which is the first time that's ever happened. I've corrected it now!