Dana McAllen is a member of the urban exploration association that is currently investigating remnants of the worlds previous civilization. She initially made her debut in the Tunnelrunners side comic. She has been Ian's closest friend since early childhood, and is still his closest confidant.
Thorondor “Ian” Caladharas is the 18 year old heir to one of the first of the Merchant Houses. An intelligent, independent teenager; Ian has a tendency towards irreverence and and frustration. In all honesty, he doesn’t care what his grandfather says he is heir to, he just wants to have a normal life. Or at least as normal a one as possible. (As my skills improved I made some revamps to this characters appearance to reflect aging and such as well. The top picture is how he is currently modeled. )
Jauna Mekhet started her life as an uncertain student. Obsessed with answers to the types of questions that normally don’t get answered until you die, she began looking. Her search led her to Calliel, who she has been a student/companion of for over twenty years.
This lady (who chooses to remain nameless) is professional assassin who hails from the city of Naglorond. She does most of her work for private citizens since the end of the House Wars, where she was responsible for the deaths of a number of House personnel.
The handle she is currently using is “Targeter” All that is known about her so far is that she was a child prostitute in Naglorond who killed her way out of the business , and decided to never put her fate in the hands of another ever again.
I’ve missed my ‘fix’ over the last three weeks. (The XP was offline and my old Beater of a Linux just doesn’t catch the quality or the details. So, I waited until I got the XP up and runnin’ again.)
Thanks, James. I appreciate all of your hard work.
Question: Is she talking of nanotech plagues (like Kronos) at the mention “don’t get sick” or just of disease in general? (Gage was mentioned to not have “enough time” in the context of his infection, for example). For that matter, if it includes even the option of immortality, there must be some form of self-repair/anti-disease capability.
Third panel, in response to “What, why?” Jauna says that “… the people who are exposed don’t get sick…” in referesnce to the Eye Plague. We already knew that it protected against the Great Correction, and could grant special powers, but the issue of healing or longevity had never been directly touched on (that I recall).
She was referring to Kronos (this time). The healing/longevity/curative properties of the Eye Plague willbe discussed in the future. I’ve been leading up to it with our good Professor.
Genius. Pure genius.
I’ve missed my ‘fix’ over the last three weeks. (The XP was offline and my old Beater of a Linux just doesn’t catch the quality or the details. So, I waited until I got the XP up and runnin’ again.)
Thanks, James. I appreciate all of your hard work.
</sigh. I really needed that…
Question: Is she talking of nanotech plagues (like Kronos) at the mention “don’t get sick” or just of disease in general? (Gage was mentioned to not have “enough time” in the context of his infection, for example). For that matter, if it includes even the option of immortality, there must be some form of self-repair/anti-disease capability.
Which section are you referring to?
Third panel, in response to “What, why?” Jauna says that “… the people who are exposed don’t get sick…” in referesnce to the Eye Plague. We already knew that it protected against the Great Correction, and could grant special powers, but the issue of healing or longevity had never been directly touched on (that I recall).
She was referring to Kronos (this time). The healing/longevity/curative properties of the Eye Plague willbe discussed in the future. I’ve been leading up to it with our good Professor.