Well how ELSE are you supposed to keep a pixie out of trouble?

Embassy? Do the Amazons have an embassy or is it a general one for any foreign dignitaries?

Keep a pixie out of trouble? Ladyfox7oaks, pixies ARE trouble.

Huh?

oh.

"credencals are threats of war..." nice move Ayne.

What is Rhyme eating? Candied peas?

And I wouldn't mind seeing Rhyme get aggressive. I'm sure she could defend herself quite well if attacked.

Hahaha... the dwarven diplomatic talk in panel #5 is awesome. "We are going to be nice to you because we don't know how much you could whack us" is a lovely reason for admitting her.

why is the room shaped like a triangle...? Do triangles have some kind of significance to dwarves? ...is it wise to hold a pixie like Rhyme appears to be doing in the last panel?

Dark Dragon: Remember, in the mountains space is always at a premium. You can't just tunnel willy-nilly through the mountain, you have to preserve structural integrity. Sometimes you have to make odd shapes to keep the mountain from falling down on itself.

I wish my room was triangle-shaped.

Triangles might have special significance to the dwarves due to their intrinsic sturctural stabiliy: you can't deform a triangle without actually bending one of the sides. This is why structural tresses are made out of triangular sections.

That is a seriously awesome helmet in panel 4.

I'd guess Rhyme is eating grapes, and drinking something in a small goblet.

Bonrunner is quite right. Triangles are used in architecture and/or construction for that exact reason. My best mate is an architecture major, so I occasionally get to hear interesting stuff.

The prospect of a triangular room intrigues me...Maybe I'm wrong, but the angle in frame 1 doesn't appear to be ninety degrees, therefore, the room quite possible be a triangle. the ninety degree angle in frame 5 could make it a right triangle...The problem is that we really don't see enough of the room to make a conclusive argument, and I could very likely be wrong (I'm sick right now, and slightly delirious). Any math nerds want to discuss? ;-)

Well, now that I look at it, it could be either triangle or square depending on perspective. Square, well that's fairly common room, and dwarves are pragmatists. However, a triangle room could be more structurally stable, and could have a psychological bonus. This looks like a waiting room for visiting dignitaries, if they notice the triangular room, they might get suspicious/confused/etc.

Is Sohac hiding behind the bowl of grapes?

ooooou i see london and i see france... I SEE RHYME'S UNDERPANTS!!!



Merry Holidays!!

"If for a better room,
I must declare war,
Bread I'll consume,
And sleep on the floor."
Great rhyme. :)