Q+A!!
Jul 01, 2017
Thank you all again for the questions! I had a fun time answering them :3.
I decided that Mphedziseni WILL have a larger role in the story. He'll serve as a messenger of sorts... but for what hmmm?? Guess you'll have to find out lol.
Comic update will be up in a few days. Until then, enjoy the Q+A and have a lovely day my dudes :)))
*fixed a mistake with the question about how to say xhosa. sorry! i'm still learning, so i'm bound to make mistakes but i will keep trying to make this as accurate as possible!
Snowflake-Lord
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fats We must be twins or something because my birthday is in september and I'm 15 turning 16 too. O:
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