A Tale of the Fourteenth Most Powerful Object in the Universe
When the Book of Fluids first started, the authors had absolutely no idea whatsoever where the story was going to go--or how long it would go on--and, as evidenced in the first few chapters in Book I, things were pretty silly. The majority of the events in Book I focus on Vincit and a journey made with his newfound friends to remove a little blue rock from his body. Sounds lame? It's the greatest lame thing you've ever READ!
Chapter One: Dark City
Things get off on a Dick Tracyan start.
Chapter 1 - Story
Chapter 1 - Summary
Chapter Two: The Nature of Things
An angel and demon do battle and Vincit does something stupid.
Chapter 2 - Story
Chapter 2 - Summary
Chapter Three: Wasting Time
Good cop, meet bad cop.
Chapter 3 - Story
Chapter 3 - Summary
Chapter Four: In The Shadow Of His Smile
An initiation rite gone wrong adds a new member to the party.
Chapter 4 - Story
Chapter 4 - Summary
Chapter Five: Taming The Wild Beast, Plot
See, the story isn't completely random...
Chapter 5 - Story
Chapter 5 - Summary
Chapter Six: Comfot, Torture, and a Word From Our Sponsor
A cartoonish start, a cliffhanger ending, and we learn to love hating Joel.
Chapter 6 - Story
Chapter 6 - Summary
Chapter Seven: Spes
Gauss crossdressing. You know you want to read it.
Chapter 7 - Story
Chapter 7 - Summary
Chapter Eight: Maximum Characterisation, Minimum Plot, Brief Appearance of Another Girl
The title pretty much says it all.
Chapter 8 - Story
Chapter 8 - Summary
Chapter Nine: System Down! System Down!
A lot of stuff happens after the heroes crashland into a tropical paradise.
Chapter 9 - Story
Chapter 9 - Summary
Chapter Ten: In a Sweeping Feat of Inhuman Congruity, I Tie Together a Huge Pile of Loose Ends Into a Gordian Knot of Plotdom
Stuff happens, lots of it.
Chapter 10 - Story
Chapter 10 - Summary
Four Funerals and One New Villain
People die and we meet someone's daughter.
Chapter 11 - Story
Chapter 11 - Summary
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Comments (1)
Joe said
at 12:48 pm on Oct 8, 2009
Merging chapter synopsis and the actual chapters themselves is proving to be a difficult challenge.
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