And with a tiny epilogue, that’s Chapter 4 done. Thank you for reading, and I hope you’ve enjoyed it. 😀
There’ll be a brief between-chapters break and then Dark Places will be back with a new story. Stay tuned. 🙂
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Seeing that ghost at the end of the last comic, as well as the short page amount, made me think there’d be more to come. Oh well.
Is it Kos that made the broth? ‘Cuz if it is, I can’t blame Aled for not wanting it.
Wait, no, he’s clearly wanting it for himself.
I think this little story is pretty much complete. Mystery solved, bad guys stomped, job done. There are a couple of unresolved threads that’ll lead to later stuff, but that’s for another day. 🙂
And yeah, Kos is being covetous of tasty tasty broth. 😀
Apparently these vampires were capable of feeding on the living without actually using their teeth, or maybe even leaving their castle. I wonder how far the range on this ability is, and if some decent organization (*looks suggestively*) could get together (/habilitate up) a few sane vampires and have them weaken any armies positioned to invade. Slow, safe, temporary strength-drain sounds like the perfect way for vampires to become known for preventing bloodshed. :]
More a case of them sneaking out of the castle at night to feed on the villagers. 😀
Also weaponising vampires probably breaks all kinds of treaties and agreements and such, and doesn’t guarantee that they won’t turn on your own forces once they’ve drained the enemy dry.