Silly, silly km :P

Though I wonder where they were housing the elf while the whole ordeal was going on.

very funny. Keep up the good work!

um...birthmarks, thats what they are.

Ah, spam off, ya feckin eejit.

Feiht stole Ayne's necklace in panel 5!

whoop-de-freaking-doo. People who don't live up to stereotypes. That elf seems to deserve being kicked out of her room...stiiiill...nice faking Ayne! (and nice call Chariset. I wouldn't have even noticed. :) )...I don't like politicians... not even ketchup can fix the way they taste.

wowww look at that room in panels 2 and 3 ... lovely! Good job drawing that perspective Alien ^^

xD Nice timing on the dwarf's part.

Oh yeah, the necklace is gone! Good eye!

I thought the stereotype was that dwarves were a bunch of gruff, reserved warriors.

Well, I think they are living up to the 'gruff, reserved warrior' stereotype pretty well...

Actually, now that I think about it, wouldn't dwarves view living in a dark, dank cave the way most humans would view living in a cardboard box?

Wouldn't it have been Sohac who nicked the necklace? Isn't Feiht in a little cage still?

That elf lady has a nice tan!

Jynx: Yeah, you make a good point. Our caves certainly aren't dank. Understandably they're on the cool side, but they're not dank. In fact they're quite comfortable. And darkness, well, we have darkvision so it doesn't exactly bother us too much.

Yeah. Awkward just about sums it up. What's up with nothing living up to their stereotypes? Dragons (well, Myhrad anyway), trolls, Amazons, and now dwarves...

Stereotypes aren't any fun. That's why.

Who else can't get into the Pixie Forest?

lylia123: I can't either. The site must be down...Eh. It'll be up again, no worries.

Does anyone else think it's interesting that Christmas trees are a version of an old druid practice?

Okay, colour me confused.
Two strips the guideago said they had to clear "one of" their elven embassies for Ayne. This morning the newcomer complains about the dwarves kicking "us" out of "our" embassy.
In my book that adds up to two or more embassies, including at least one with two ambassadors. With that much space surely a more flexible solution could have been found?
Then the newcomer expresses her delight at seeing "an elven face" around. Not "another" or a "new one". Seems to suggest she's the only elf around (before today) but there are others in the same room even...

Oh, those markings? Birthmarks. Blue birthmarks. Yeah. Would I lie to you?

Nebra: about the trees...yes,I find it interesting too. I believe it started when the Christians in more ancient times were trying to convert the 'heathen' into Christians. In order for the 'heathen' to accept the message of Christianity, the Catholics adapted pagan/natural religious beliefs to Christianity (hence the Christmas trees, I believe). Their beliefs were that the native people would accept it better.
I have heard that Martin Luther started Trees, but I kind of doubt it, unless he got the idea from a pagan religion.
I mean no disrespect to any other religion under the sun by putting this up!

Nebra: are you a Wiccan or something? Or just interested in old druid practices (like me ^_^)?

I don't subscribe to any specific religion, but I was raised Catholic.

I enjoy following pagan practices though, scares off the boring people...

Would have been so outta there!
Lovely art as always.
The shading has gotten even better!
Anyone else realize it's over 400?
Really awesome!

Saved by the dwarf!=Þ

Ayne: Markings? What markings?
lol ;p

Ayne must be really shocked in panel 5. So shocked her birthmark droped from her cheek down onto her neck and nocked the nacklace away :P

No seariously...
Why is it that in the last and this comic her birthmark on the left side is on cheek and neck, when before it was symmetrcal with the small line on the forehead and the big line on the cheek on both sides of her face?