Old faces, new faces, it seems the dead can always draw a crowd. But how can Dan be expected to think on his feet when it seems the whole world is dragging him down? Guess it'll be up to the mother of all flashbacks to save this story.

#858: Nice of them to leave a note at least.
#859: I'm sure she'll get bored before she hits the water main...maybe.
#860: A litle distracted.
#861: The current record is 48 years. No, Abel did not do it.
#862: Brunches are indeed awesome.
#863: Is this foreshadowing or is this Amber stalling the storyline?
#864: Just because one can hear, it doesn't mean they listen.
#865: Some jobs should not be given to the easily distr-Ooh! Shiny!
#866: Little fast on the trigger.
#867: Who has the advantage is up to interpretation.
#868: Trying something new can sometimes mean falling for oldest tricks.
#869: Many a Cubi can be noted for their impressive wingspans.
#870: We now return you to the title storyline now in session.
#871: The best thing about enemies is you are usually not the only one they have.
#872: This is going to be a while.
#873: Going back to the moral of comic 618.
#874: Never jostle a drunken Warp-Aci...
#875: A captive audience without the cages, how rare!
#876: Look for them next to the +5 chainmail bikinis.
#877: Oh the witty dialogue of youth.
#878: Sometimes the past doesn't seem all that different.
#879: Thus a long running tradition of head-clunking begins.
#880: Not the most epic of moments.
#881: Even the universe rolls a 1 now and then.
#882: Priorities.
#883: First impressions leave a lasting dent...most of the time.
#884: Kind of an obvious first assumption.
#885: Eyes on the prize.
#886: I dont know where they got the cards...
#887: ...I guess he got it from the same place as the cards...
#888: Depends on who he asks.
#889: Obligatory reminder that this is a flashback.
#890: You all likely guessed this 10 strips ago.
#891: Amber is too sickly to come up with a title for this one.
#892: Different levels of disrespect.
#893: Equal opportunity knockout.
#894: Starting off on the wrong foot.
#895: Good for new minions, but bad in the longrun.
#896: Funny who you meet in places like this.
#897: Not much of a chance really.
#898: Admit it. It would have gotten confusing.
#899: Any dialogue longer than 6 seconds means another move action can be made.
#900: Dan does not think evil very well.
#901: Why think fast when you can avoid thinking at all.
#902: Hot heads override gut instincts.
#903: I will answer this when the shock wears out.
#904: Even worse when you are a left-handed spellcaster.
#905: It usually takes a death to really appreciate something.
#906: Just because its ancient, it doesnt mean its unique.
#907: Have boss battles taught you nothing about second forms?
#908: Exit stage right now.
#909: Meanwhile...
#910: The first thing is not always the most important thing.
#911: Can it be am fight time now?
#912: Toasty!
#913: Its not the size that matters...etc etc etc
#914: I peench.
#915: Better the second time around.
#916: Dark Pegasus uses a strange thesaurus.
#917: Anticlimatic first meeting.
#918: In case you were wondering about the lighting...
#919: Oh the hardships one faces.
#920: Probably would have been better off with the lights still off.
#921: Tense to awkward in 2 panels flat.
#922: How do I cram all that graham into 3 panels?
#923: Dark Pegasus makes it hard to come up with witty titles.
#924: Yakkity Yak. Don't talk back.
#925: You would be suprised how many creatures have more than one form.
#926: Knock knock. Whos there. Opportunity.
#927: Battlecries should only be used on battlefields.
#928: It would have made this story a lot more interesting granted.
#929: Not the best wake-up call, but effective.
#930: Both were likely honor roll students at the school of hard knocks.
#931: Yay. Ouch.
#932: Someone thinks a bit too highly of themselves Not sure which one.
#933: Not the best choice of words really.
#934: The lesson learned is not always the lesson lectured.
#935: Lets just disagree to agree.
#936: I guess he did get more than just her wings.
#937: Scenery- 234. Amber- 0.
#938: The sign says 'No Solicitors'.
#939: Smooooth.
#940: At least his definition of surprise is still spot on.
#941: Probably a very odd time at family get-togethers.
#942: Kria's sense of humour leaves something to be desired...mainly an escape route.
#943: This bodes well for the unwell.
#944: Form of gutter! Shape of Krias mind!
#945: Protip: Parents live to embarrass their kids in front of their friends.
#946: This is what I get for having a non-edible muse.
#947: And thus a new battlecry is born.
#948: Blood may be thicker, but it doesnt pay the rent.
#949: Fire. Solves. Everything.
#950: A good point of reference can often be the counter one.
#951: Lost Lake probably gets 1/5th of its income from Jyrras at this point.
#952: Bla bla bla bla.
#953: Its not lying! Its strategic conversation shifting!

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