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  • 185 weeks
    Quick Update

    I do apologize for not getting the next chapter of The Light of a Candle out, but I've been preparing for the upcoming move and just haven't made the time to write. I've been debating on which perspective to go with and it's been kind of annoying.

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  • 187 weeks
    Who's on Eekum Bokum?

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  • 188 weeks
    Chapter 20 Update (I promise, it's the last one)

    Chapter is now being beaten to death like the dead horse topics we love to argue over. Pick a topic, and I'll drag out the corpse.

    Should be out tonight!

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  • 189 weeks
    Chapter 20 Update

    3300 words so far. I haven't forgotten. There were some changes I wanted to work through for one of the characters. I was not happy with the original concept and decided to delve a bit into Greek myth for inspiration. I hope you like it when I do publish the chapter. It's not done. There's one last bit to do for it before I ship it off to my editors for ridicule. I do apologize for the delay, but

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  • 189 weeks
    Picked Up a Real Estate Agent

    And so it begins...
    The great house hunt of our time.

    I'm super excited being able to go out and buy a home after two years of paying rent!

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Sep
9th
2020

How to Give a Ship Life. Introducing the HMsS Sea of Rain. · 9:34pm Sep 9th, 2020

It was a small airship and older design, with the sleekness of a falcon. She had twin long nacelles, with the main hull hanging from several aluminum struts. Within the nacelles were the gas bags. There were two large propellers at the end of each one. Four smaller ones, two on each side of the gondola and two on the outer sides of each nacelle were used for steering. As long as a hoofball field, the ship was the definition of a destroyer. Her design was for speed and pursuit, hunting smaller ships, and scouting for the main fleet. She flew no flag and was currently at the end of a refit. Once complete, the warship would be recommissioned. The air dock beneath Canterlot she was moored to was of the E.U.P. Air Corps.

Her name was the Sea of Rain. For over twenty years she had served faithfully. The class she represented was slowly being phased out in favor of a more modern destroyer. Ships like her, though, were of a rare design, lauded for their reliability and toughness. Sea of Rain was a veteran, wearing her seven Battle Stars with pride upon her bow. Her paint was a mix of grays and blues, swirling in the shape of stormy clouds upon her lines. There had been rumors among those who served on the airships the Sea of Rain would be delegated to a museum ship. Other rumors suggested she would be sold to another nation. There were also those who believed she would eventually be sold for scrap.

She had the look of a ship who would not go down quietly, not even as a museum. Those who looked upon her could have sworn she was looking upon them with willful pride.

For now, standing orders was for her fate to be that of a second line destroyer, with the higher ups also mulling on giving her an assignment as a colonial patrol ship. Equestria had a few settlements beyond her borders and they needed reliable ships to keep them safe from the likes of slavers and pirates. As it was, her life would take a completely different course.

Ladies and Gentlemen, I present to you the ship which will propel Jakob and Co. towards destiny.

Of course, this is not edited and thus looks like crap. Coming to a chapter near you!

Enjoy!

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