Faergi is locally known as a frog-speaker.

That's not in reference to some arcane system of totemic symbology. He literally talks to amphibians. There are several species of tree frog (sadly extinct now at his latitude) whose secretions he finds useful in his elixirs, but it would be very rude of him to take a scraping without consulting them first.

He uses his staff to gently ferry them down from their branches to a level where the two of them can chat more easily. Sometimes they do say no, in which case he equally gently places them back where he found them.

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After the debacle in Greenwater Arizona, 1890, there were hearings and tribunals before which Inigo had to appear in uniform.

I think he's practicing his testimony in front of the mirror here. It's very important to maintain a calm, blameless demeanor.

After all, he's jovial old Inigo, not the hub of some conspiracy. And he definitely did not attempt to alter 800,000 years of history to give his own organization a boost. Obviously that would go against the rules. We're very much about following the rules here.

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Okay.

For the last time.

Don't make her tap the hat.

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I was originally hoping to have the pirate story moving along by now but I'm still waiting on the design of the final member of Mina's crew.

So instead there'll be a mini-arc involving Mina visiting a certain theme park in the modern day.

And going on a certain ride.

And needing to be dragged off it by security.

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"What say ye, lads? I feel a touch of murder and mayhem is required."

As Emmet might say, a pirate's life is for no one whatsoever. At least no one who values being able to sleep with a clean conscience.

Something tells me that Victor sleeps like a little pussycat, however.

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