Perhaps it reflects poorly on me that I see this spirit murder Scopes grandma in cold blood AND nearly snap like it did near the end of this chapter and think 'you'll do better next time sport!' Next step is to reforge it into the Shroud of comic and legend, of course. That it's been cooperative in any capacity is an interesting development. With Klein right out confirming this isn't just Fast being insane, this means there is a probably malevolent - or at least extremely careless - spirit in his head. The Shroud in his head especially became more prevalent, and is probably the most fascinating part of the story. Everything that's happened since feels so much bigger than what came before. I can't believe it's been almost 50 chapters since Fast became an alicorn. Kleiner's voice from Half Life for him, for obvious reasons, which makes him more endearing than he deserves. "LIAR! You don't make ponies better! You try to make better ponies!!" He clearly believvs he's in the right and willing to push towards it, there's just one thing in his idealogy that makes it less than admirable, which is the embodiment of what makes modern-day villains. He's very much a 'love to hate' antagonist, enjoyable to read and almost charistmatic in a way. Creepy, Klein's brand of insanity is very enjoyable to read. I hadn't seen you were doing the little artwork things for the talents now! Those are adorable!Ĭompared to Vega who's an ass and Dala who was. 105- The Secret of Carrot House 14,351 words 91- Rest, Resupply and Robots 14,766 words 72- Friends of the Followers 16,696 words 70- Bighorners of the Western Woods 15,415 words 69- Not Worth a Hill of Coffee Beans 16,316 words
62- A Team of Moronic Mercenaries 14,897 words 60- A Bit of Slap and Tickle 15,121 words 59- The Moon Comes Over the Castle 14,174 words
57- Somepony to Watch Over Me 11,928 words 55- Highway to the Danger Zone 15,419 words 49- Nightmare Night (Part 2) 15,323 words 46- We Must Stop Beating Like This 12,890 words 31- Back in your own backyard 10,528 words
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