So you might have noticed there's a big ol' robot parked out back of the bunker at the Cooper farm. It's large and green and looks very battered ( Read more... )

There's an interesting little group making their way toward the Cooper farm. It consists of three smallish dragons and what looks like an enormous ball of light ( Read more... )

There! Up in the sky! It's a bird ( Read more... )

Toronto has gone splat. Kaput. Gone. It's given up the ghost. Quite simply, it no longer exists (except as a crater with a rather large amount of semi-melted and solidified rock at the bottom, which has has at least scaled down from ridiculous heat to a pleasantly warm glow).

FLASHBANGExcept now, when it also consists of a girl ( Read more... )

Oh look! It's a vampire being carried through the air by a flying, tentacled woman. And then, presumbably, she's going to set him down at the entrance to the Cooper farm. Because of that pesky 'needs to be invited' rule and all.

But hey, at least he can find shelter before the sun rises.

Angel hopes.

Flash, bang, get on with the light show, blah blah blah.

Suffice to say there is now a vampire behind what should have been the Hyperion Hotel in Los Angeles. He's drenched, wearing black leather, wielded a Very Large Sword, and looking extremely confused as to why he's not currently staring down at the corpse of a dragonHey, at least it's still ( Read more... )

Valerie is in the training field.

Reluctantly.

But hey, Zuko said, and what Zuko says goes. He's like a cuter, more badass Polina.

Well, Marley is bored.

He's only been up for thirty minutes, though the only way you'd be able to tell is the fact that he's brushing his teeth as he sits up on the roof of the house, trying to figure out how he's supposed to pass a whole day.

He can't really think of anything productive to do.

Some time after talking with Steph, Zuko still has no idea how to go about approaching the many people who he should proably talk to ( Read more... )

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