Chapter 1: The Shadow and the Robot
Chapter 2: Schoolyard Myths
Chapter 3: Reynardine
Chapter 4: Not Very Scary
Chapter 5: Two Strange Girls
Chapter 6: A Handful of Dirt
Chapter 7: Of New And Old
Chapter 8: Broken Glass And Other Things
Chapter 9: Questions and Answers
Chapter 10: Doctor Disaster
Chapter 11: Dobranoc, Gamma
Chapter 12: Mainly Involves Robots
Chapter 13: A Week for Kat
Chapter 14: The Fangs of Summertime
Chapter 15: Red Returns
Chapter 16: A Ghost Story
Chapter 17: The Medium Beginning
Chapter 18: S1
Chapter 19: Power Station
Chapter 20: Coyote Stories
Chapter 21: Blinking
Chapter 22: Ties
Chapter 23: Terror Castle of the Jupiter Moon Martians
Chapter 24: Residential
Chapter 25: Sky Watcher and the Angel
Chapter 26: the Old Dog's Tricks
Chapter 27: Spring Heeled
Chapter 28: Spring Heeled, Part 2
Chapter 29: A Bad Start
Chapter 30: The Coward Heart
Chapter 31: Fire Spike
Chapter 32: From the Forest She Came
Chapter 33: Give and Take
Chapter 34: Faraway Morning
Chapter 35: Parley and Smitty Are In This One
Chapter 36: Red Gets a Name
Chapter 37: Microsat 5
Chapter 38: Divine
Chapter 39: The Great Secret
Chapter 40: The Stone
Chapter 41: Changes
Chapter 42: Catalyst
Chapter 43: Quicksilver
Chapter 44: Crash Course
Chapter 45: Thread
Chapter 46: The Realm Of The Dead
Chapter 47: See Ya!
Chapter 48: Tall Tales
Chapter 49: The Torn Sea
Chapter 50: Totem
Chapter 51: The Tree
Chapter 52: Sneak
Chapter 53: Annie And The Fire
Chapter 54: Meetings and Re-Meetings
Chapter 55: The Breakout
Chapter 56: New Data
Chapter 57: Get It Together
Chapter 58: A Big Day!
Chapter 59: Jeanne
Chapter 60: The Other Shore
Red's Friend Gets A Name Too I Suppose
Chapter 62: And then Coyote Said...
Chapter 63: The Shadow Men
Chapter 64: Get Lost
Chapter 65: Katurday!
Chapter 66: Memories Of The Worthless
Chapter 67: Evac
Chapter 68: Neither
Chapter 69: Loup's Trick
Chapter 70: Dealing With HER
Chapter 71: New Contract
Chapter 72: Perspective
Chapter 73: The Goose Bone
Chapter 74: Moving
Chapter 75: She Gave Us An Ocean
Chapter 76: Down That Road
Chapter 77: The Thousand Eyes
Chapter 78: Behind It All
Chapter 79: Find Yourself
Chapter 80: The Mind Cage
Chapter 81: The Lake Water
Chapter 82: The Forest Released
Chapter 83: Uncovering
Chapter 84: Knowledge Of Everything
Chapter 85: Snare
Chapter 86: Confessions
Chapter 87: Reconfiguration
Chapter 88: An Aside
Chapter 89: About Those Robots
Chapter 90: Coyote Knew This Would Happen
Chapter 91: Into The Distortion
Chapter 92: The World Is A Dead Thing
Chapter 93: Devil's Due
Chapter 94: Omega
Chapter 95: Tendril
Chapter 96: The Distorted Heart
Chapter 97: View From Afar
Chapter 98: Spider Legs
Chapter 99: Runaround
Chapter 100: Energies and Fractures
Chapter 101: Strength
Chapter 102: The Inner World
Comments
you better be nice to Lana, Coyote.
If YsenDad isn't immune then Coyote shouldn't be either. Unless YsenDad isn't dead like Coyote is?
Lana feels alive! (If a bit worried about Jerrek going all Loupy)
NO NO NO NO NO LANA STAY WITH US D:
Lana is definitively dead. And what will happen to Renard?
Uh. Glad to see Coyote has calmed down about Lana? Or that he's decided to spite Loup by stealing his gf instead of killing her, which is at least a step up in pettiness.
"Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold"
I checked, they only call him Jerrek in here. Regardless, keep it together! • "It's time to go, child" Well that's not psycho-pompous at all. Coyote isn't a death god but he's a god who's caused many deaths. • "Outside of a dog, books are man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read." Outside of Coyote the world is filled with magical creatures he thinks were created by human imagination. Inside of Coyote might be a place even the laws of the supernatural can't reach.
yeah but where's kat
But the magic may have messed with his head. The fact Coyote and Ysengrim are also existing almost demands it.
Man, I really don't like Coyote.
Cuz they both are dead.
????
go through the white door ? or go out of the illusion probably the second, he is not the guide. (though he might become it : he want to experience death, and the guide are both alive and outside; he is also spiritually aware enough by a huge margin to take on the role, and doing so would incidentally fulfill Loup's promise to antimony about freeing her from that fate)
I wonder how much compassion the cosmic Coyote has in his games and how much suffering is a dispreferred indifferent. Is he removing Lana from the scene out of compassion, or is he just moving another piece?
Poor Jerrick
Bye Lana!
So, I didn't like this at all :(
If Ysengrin starts freaking out on Annie again...oh, man.
To go? To leave the illusion or To Go?
Mister steal yo girl while you writhe in metaphysical agony due to the dissolving boundaries of the reality you’ve been hiding in.
Lana would not leave Jerrick.
Surprising that there was so little argument from Lana about leaving Jerrek, even if she's still in the grip of the Inner World and thus not quite her normal feisty self. I suppose it's possible that she's under Coyote's influence after being consumed by him, but there's been no hint of that so far.
"Mr. Jerrek...I don't feel so good..."
Coyote's not doing anything, just letting it play out. But if Kat's lurking behind and reconfiguring the world through Omega's computer, it might come down to the ultimate battle of order versus chaos.
So, the old hound still has some tricks up his flews...
Taking away Fake Goose Wife as he remembers he doesn’t actually have one
Love the dusky clouds
Goodbey, Lana.
Wait, Jerrek was Loup? I thought Jerrek was a rabbit from the forest?
Hmm, interesting! What will happen to Loup in the presence of Ysengrin? And what happened to Lana when Coyote swallowed her? He is interested in how she feels.
And here we thought this guy killed Lana.
It's reassuring that Coyote and Ysengrin still exist at the same time as Loup in this universe.
Lana! Don't just go along with strange men!!
aww, Lana :(
Lana has no clue what any of this means and wouldn't understand any explanation he could give her. Her boyfriend is a twitching dysmorphic dimensionally-unstable mess, and Coyote is just smiling and quietly, gently, ushering her toward the exit before her boyfriend turns into some Cthulhu-esque monstrosity. He's being sweet and helpful and wholesome in the creepiest way possible. And also abandoning the creature that has killed him once before to die in his own turn.
Casually saving her life
Coyote's feeling wistful. How weird that the end of our story seems to have nothing to do with Kat, or the Arbiter, or the Court, or any of the other players, but a clique of random power-hungry witches. I hope it takes a year for everything to find equilibrium again, but this feels like the finale (feeling a bit tender meself). It does seem incredible that Lana would so readily leave her boyfriend like this. Also, what's going to happen to Ysengrin and Coyote's manifestations when Loup re-enters the picture? A shame, really.
And so the dream ends. Also, probably a good idea to get away from the blast radius. Loup, by himself, will probably be going on a full tear once he's back completely.
Is Ysengrin gonna just drop dead ????
where is she going??? the afterlife????
Hmm...We know Coyote's end goal here is to get Annie to do what he wants her to do....But that really tells us nothing, now doesn't it? It's also possible he just wants to see what everyone else does as this butterfly effect goes into motion first...
"To the cave." -Foxy Loxy