Grrl Power #1215 – Petition to annul and/or anal
I tried to make Dabbler’s grades accurately reflect her personality. She’s one of those “bored with school for normals” types. Edging? Boring. Hurry up, I have other stuff to do. Calligraphy? Who cares. I only need to be neat enough to inscribe enchantments. Sexy Cooking? Okay, that’s kind of fun, plus who doesn’t like cupcakes? The only reason she didn’t get an A+ in Assassination is that she refuses to be subtle. It’s loud and there’s often collateral damage, but she always gets her target. Which, is usually like a bag of flour that students doing Home-Ec at the local high-school have to carry around like it’s a baby. Stuff like that. Yeah, in Demon High, you have to worry about succubus assassins coming for your flour baby. Succubi who are in their 3rd year and have show promise can start to take real contracts so long as it doesn’t interfere with their other school work.
Once a succubus accepts a collar, asking her “Hey, did you do that willingly?” or “Are you being treated well?” or any other question along those lines isn’t productive, since her master can order her to lie. There are a few people in the succubus hierarchy who can circumvent this problem, however. The Arch-Matriarchs obviously can, but don’t themselves often involve themselves in the affairs of the newly collared. Not that they’re too good for such a task, in fact their whole deal is protecting their race from subjugation and abuse. They’re just wildly outnumbered. A few of them do feel the task is beneath their direct involvement, after all, a well fed succubus who is also an accomplished sorceress can live for a very long time. They’re not immortal, but the churn is very slow, and being treated essentially like a queen and arch-mage for a thousand years can make anyone start to forget about “the little people.” That’s why the newest/youngest arch-matriarchs are always given the role of Defender of the Race.
They have a virtual army of field personnel that conduct regular interviews with newly collared succubi, and those people have special artifacts that are capable of allowing a succubus to disobey her master while she’s equipped with it. In addition, concerned individuals can bring a succubus before the Electio Striga (I’m sure I butchered the latin there, because, you know, Latin. (Apparently you have to conjugate every god-damned word in Latin sentences.) Electio Striga is supposed to say something like “Selection Witches” which is just slang for the real term for the organization anyway.) But hauling a succubus before the Striga rarely produces results, as most cases are like this, where someone is butthurt they didn’t get what they wanted. Brelx is courting disaster here, because the Striga don’t like their time being wasted by entitled whiners. There are… fines. Brelx is belligerent, but he may have some political pull or another angle to try and pull this off – if he can get Parfait away from her summoner.
The September vote incentive is up! Let’s call it the November vote incentive and just say I’ve still got two I.O.U’s, eh?
Well, Dabbler is doing her Dabbler things, and the Patreon version has a nude variant and a comic that… I don’t know, expounds on the goings on of the initial picture?
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Double res version will be posted over at Patreon. Feel free to contribute as much as you like.
The author’s the one with the A in Edging, if only for the cutoff on that report card. I want to know what Dabbler pilfered with her transforming sequined camo catsuit/dress, dammit!
Having taken five years of Latin (four in high school and two semesters in college), I can say that writing even a few words in Latin is a pain because of that conjugation thing. The conjugation is important because Latin generally doesn’t care about word order. It’s common practice to put the verb at the end of a sentence, but not required, and it becomes less common in poetry just because it’s easier to fit a rhythm if you can move things around however you want. Instead of learning all the conjugations, I developed my own method for reading it. Since it’s a dead language, no reasonable Latin teacher expects students to write or speak it, just read it. My method was to learn as much vocabulary as possible, then read over all the words in the sentence, ignoring conjugations for the most part, and assemble them into a logical sentence in my head. I would only check conjugations if I needed a “hint” or if there was more than one way to put a sentence together. I got A’s and B’s, so my method was clearly effective and most importantly, since it focused more on vocab, it was more useful for being able to understand living Romance languages like Spanish and Italian. Not French, though, because French is not a real language.
How does Dave do that shadow effect of the tree branches and leaves?!?
Probably a ‘leaf brush’ in pure black on a separate layer, then setting that layer’s opacity to less than 100%.
er… leaf.
So, I actually find those shadows weird and distracting. Shadows aren’t that crisp unless you’re really close to whatever is making the shadow.
Sometimes, they are
He painstakingly draws each individual leave by hand, then shade each leaf in at a magnification of 100x to get the perfect level of shading.
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Is the sequins being part of a camouflage system a Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur reference?
‘microwave laser’ The word is ‘maser’, and they came first.
It’s probably been answered elsewhere and I missed it, but what if a succubus collard herself with a collar deniting her as her own master so they’re both dom and sub to themselves?
In this universe, what would happen in this situation?
They would die in hours
They’d die because they need to draw mana from a master to live.
No, the connection doesn’t actually draw mana iirc- it plugs the hole in the succubus’ mana. Otherwise their master would have the same problem with all their mana draining out of them.
It’s like plugging an extension cord into itself. Even though it’s technically “plugged in”, you won’t get any electricity that way.
So it just clicked, Dabbler IS a princess! Sydney was right there, just had to push the question she asked.
https://www.grrlpowercomic.com/archives/comic/grrl-power-378-plethoric-princess-proliferation-problems/