Cool... it sure does make it easier to find things. That's for sure.

Yes it does make it easier, good job Tiph, as always.

So let me know if the name 'New Dawn' is acceptable. I searching for name that would describe the world as a whole and the imagery of a brand new morning seemed fitting but perhaps there are other suggestions. I originally considered 'Dark Times', I dunno, what is the general consensus?

New Dawn is perfect, in my opinion.

It doesn't necessary mena it's a good dawn, only that it's a new one.

I agree

I agree. I like it.

Tiph, I am confused. Is Sasha supposed to be solid? I always thought so, but the way you worded your post, I am not sure now. So, should I have Sigma's fist connect or pass through her?

I'm pretty sure "mental projection made flesh" means she's solid. Up until now all your posts have described Sasha as being corporeal so I don't why she wouldn't be. Wraith and Sigma are just under the assumption that she is something of a 'doppleganger' or more appropriately a simulacrum of Morgan's and her father's psyche.

okay, thanks. Sorry I didn't catch that.

So Vallens is set up for a fall... poor guy

All that writing... but Henkel is now within the inner circle of the 'heroes'... dun dun daaaaaa

LOL

I loved reading that post. You pulled that off pretty good.

Why thank you... I enjoyed writing it.

ditto xD I didn't see that coming... nicely done

I edited Tim out of Morgan's last post. It did not seem reasonable that Tim would be tracked to the motel so soon, as he stayed to the county and state roads. He also told no one he left and which direction he was headed.

Yes... I am glad you did. We all have to remember that the story is not always reliant on all of our characters interacting all of the time. Sometimes we envision the story happening a certain way and tunnel vision can happen to us all, so from time to time we must rely on others to make us aware of this. This is the way of the Bridge. It is all about the story and the spotlight must shift from character to character, never just dwelling on one.

I am personally hoping that Tim Rutherford returns to Chicago as plots than I and Kasai were headed in a direction that would directly involve that character, but such is the nature of collaborative writing. We cannot force the character to comply nor can we twist the story to suit our needs. As someone here once wisely said, "The story his a living thing" and we have purposely created that way. When we force the story to bend in an uncharacteristic fashion we destroy the believability and the puzzle pieces that we all craft don't fall in place anymore.

In the words of RPM, "Let's keep it real."