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}}'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is the first chapter of [[Sting]]. The Undersiders and Red Hand come to Killington. They dodge the traps, and find a Nice Guy. Imp kills him, and Theo gets a message from Jack Slash. | }}'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is the first chapter of [[Sting]]. The Undersiders and Red Hand come to Killington. They dodge the traps, and find a Nice Guy. Imp kills him, and Theo gets a message from Jack Slash. | ||
==Major Events== | ==Major Events== | ||
*Jack reveals his challenge to Theo. | *Jack reveals his challenge to Theo. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Again Taylor is compared to Jacob. | *Again Taylor is compared to Jacob. | ||
*Imp saying "my schtick" to Nice Guy is clever given the shared origins of their powers.<ref name="I13.5c1">One of the people who didn’t make the final cut was called ‘Nice Guy’.<br/>The basis behind his character was that he was the guy you’d never suspect, who faded into the background, and faded from your attention, until you didn’t even realize he was attacking you.<br/>Sound familiar? - [https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2012/08/02/interlude-13%C2%BD-donation-bonus/#comment-3340 Comment by Wildbow] on [[Interlude 13.5 (Donation Bonus)]]</ref> | *Imp saying "my schtick" to Nice Guy is clever given the shared origins of their powers.<ref name="I13.5c1">One of the people who didn’t make the final cut was called ‘Nice Guy’.<br/>The basis behind his character was that he was the guy you’d never suspect, who faded into the background, and faded from your attention, until you didn’t even realize he was attacking you.<br/>Sound familiar? - [https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2012/08/02/interlude-13%C2%BD-donation-bonus/#comment-3340 Comment by Wildbow] on [[Interlude 13.5 (Donation Bonus)]]</ref> | ||
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Sting 26.1 is the first chapter of Sting. The Undersiders and Red Hand come to Killington. They dodge the traps, and find a Nice Guy. Imp kills him, and Theo gets a message from Jack Slash.
Major Events
- Jack reveals his challenge to Theo.
Trivia
- Again Taylor is compared to Jacob.
- Imp saying "my schtick" to Nice Guy is clever given the shared origins of their powers.<ref name="I13.5c1">One of the people who didn’t make the final cut was called ‘Nice Guy’.
The basis behind his character was that he was the guy you’d never suspect, who faded into the background, and faded from your attention, until you didn’t even realize he was attacking you.
Sound familiar? - Comment by Wildbow on Interlude 13.5 (Donation Bonus)</ref>
Characters
The ProtectorateThe UndersidersRed HandThe Slaughterhouse Nine-Thousand |
References
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| Chapters | 26.1 • 26.2 • 26.3 • 26.x • 26.4 • 26.5 • 26.6 • 26.a • 26.b • 26 |
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| Battles and Events | The Slaughterhouse Nine-Thousand |