No Future - 29 - 30
May 13, 2017
Dog is all better and stitches are out, she can go back to being a happy dog and I can go back making comics.
It will take a while to get caught up on behind pages, as I still have other things that are in need of being done in the next few weeks, but I will do my best to at least get back to daily updates as soon as I can.
Nualie
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But wait. New Aeon was chosen to replace Old Aeon AFTER the rampage. Which means that it's his still-chained self that caused Fate's anger... we know Old Aeon had visited him... and that he thought of himself as innocent..? But if he has confronted Fate before... Does that mean that these gods were mad at Fate for condemning an innocent to the Fate of committing a terrible crime..? Or did Aeon defy his Fate and cause something terrible to happen as a result, which ultimately meant that he had to be wiped out from existence to undo the damage..? But then how would Old Aeon have known... because he's the god of the past?
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Death is final and cannot be changed, not even by gods.
The god of death accidentally took the life of Andrew Perkasin before it was his time to go, in an attempt to compensate Death asks Era and Aeon, two lesser time gods, to reverse time to warn Andrew of his fate and give him a second chance at living his life so that he may live it with as much fulfillment as possible before his untimely encounter with death.
Andrew must now try to meet his life goals before he dies, while balancing school, family, his social life, a relationship and living alongside gods.
Because I get asked this question a lot in the comments section, yes, this comic contains LGBTQ+ content.
The god of death accidentally took the life of Andrew Perkasin before it was his time to go, in an attempt to compensate Death asks Era and Aeon, two lesser time gods, to reverse time to warn Andrew of his fate and give him a second chance at living his life so that he may live it with as much fulfillment as possible before his untimely encounter with death.
Andrew must now try to meet his life goals before he dies, while balancing school, family, his social life, a relationship and living alongside gods.
Because I get asked this question a lot in the comments section, yes, this comic contains LGBTQ+ content.
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