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  1. Mars6

    It’s because the stars tell them to haven’t you been listening to narklet

  2. Quack Dragon

    Well, I have a feeling there will be a change of scenery in a coming arc

  3. Babbage

    Time to throw Kassen into the swamp.

  4. Darian Stephens

    The paaaain. I feel your pain and frustration, Kass.

    Not WONDER they want to so tightly control everything and all the Enclaves, they can’t risk their intentions getting out.
    They definitely keep things under wraps, and heck, maybe they deliberately don’t educate their Yinglets so they don’t question stuff?
    Or they’re just rapid-expansion fodder to work through Antiquity sites without question.

    But Vizlet sorta raises a good point; why DOES Ivenmoth want them so bad, to the extent of paying so much for even scraps?

    • NobodyYouWouldRemember

      Ivenmoth wants them for the same reason governments do anything: power.

      Also to keep others from having that power.

      That said, I don’t think Ivenmoth cares so much about the scraps themselves. They pay much more to learn where the scraps were found.

      • Honzinator

        Knowledge is power. Wealth is power. Antiquites are both.
        But the very French (or Luciferian) idea that everything is always and only about power leads to some remarkably repeatable category errors.

        • NobodyYouWouldRemember

          I didn’t say everything is about power, just everything governments do. Which is practically a tautology. A government without power cannot govern.

          • Honzinator

            Good clarification. My apologies, but some things are only about the uses of power, or enabled by it, even with government.

            • NobodyYouWouldRemember

              > some things are only about the uses of power,

              But they have to have the power first. You can have an honest government that only seeks power to use it for good. Or you can have a corrupt government that seeks power for its own sake (or for nefarious purposes). But you cannot have a government without power because that’s no government at all. At most it’s a puppet state controlled by whoever actually does have the power.

              The real problem is that while most governments start out with good intentions, and only seek power to effect whatever good they intend, they must achieve the power first because otherwise their good intentions are nothing more that useless political masturbation. However entropy is a thing, and even the best intentioned government inevitably corrupts to where the power itself becomes the goal, even if only to keep anyone else from having that power.

              Governments either increase their power or they lose power; there doesn’t seem to be a steady state solution. Governments that lose political power are no longer governments. This is the life-cycle of government.

              TL;DR: Government == Political Power == Government

  5. NobodyYouWouldRemember

    Panel six is just begging to be used in a meme.

    • Kitsune

      Yes, please make it happen!

      • Lomie0

        Put the beacon in her hand, that’s the EXACT look of every skyrim player who touches it.

        • Hannah J

          This might be the meme you’re looking for.
          tinyurl dot com /kassbeacon

          • Lomie0

            Perfection.

    • Nikary Flare

      Panel five is pretty memeable too!

  6. Senaru

    Kass feeling the physical pain of getting roughly net zero information LOL. New meme dropped!

    • Honzinator

      He got information, useful, valuable information, just not the information Kass ex-expected.
      Gift horse, mouth, acquainted.

  7. Winterous

    Hoarding an arsenal of (possibly) magical (possibly) weapons!

    • Joenums

      I still have this nagging feeling that they’re not hoarding magic-nukes, but nuke-nukes. There’s so much about this world that smacks of “lost colony” I don’t even know where to begin.

      Plus the singular antiquity we’ve seen was straight up just a holographic projector like one would find on a Starship bridge

      • Winterous

        Oh yeah they’re very obviously ancient technology, it’s entirely possible that the greater yinglets are some sort of engineered slave race, and the goo that transformed Kass was a mutagenic agent used on criminals or something.

        The lesser yinglets would therefore probably be a distant descendant of the greater yinglets (or possibly the greater yinglet is an intelligent-ish modification of a shared ancestor), and the greater’s reemergence is possibly a bunch of them coming out of some sort of vault-like shelter, or just some creatures being affected by this mutagen under unknown circumstances ‘re-birthing’ the race from extinction.

        The motive behind the cultural direction of hoarding antiquities could be anything, master race still exists and is reclaiming relics of their technology, slave race that’s trying to piece something together from the technology of their extinct masters, or just some unlucky humans or something else that got transformed exploiting their command over the young race to accumulate personal power.

        Hell, maybe the head honchos aren’t even yinglets.

  8. Hannah J

    Please, would it be possible to get a version of Panel 5 without the first speech bubble, just Vizlet saying she has no idea? It’s got lovely meme potential, as others have said.

  9. AnonymousRex

    After refreshing every day for a month for the Big Reveal I honestly had to chuckle here. Very well played.

    Still, some interesting new wrinkles. The obvious conclusion is that the yinglets are hoping to curb their gender disparity issue by finding and even mass-producing Zat Zhings, but that seems a bit boring given the long buildup. I wonder if they’re in some way connected to the civilization that produced the antiquities, or are even their true descendants? Sure, they’re supposed to be a young race, but species don’t just randomly appear.

    • Scared Andi Feelbad

      No one ever likes zhe contents of zhe mystery box. Zhe mystery is tastier 🙂
      I also refresh sometimes 4-5 tiems a day for new history of Ying. Was worried somezhing has gon’ wrong.

      • Macifayo

        Flashback to the FNAF 4 box.

        “Perhaps some things are left forgotten. For now.”

    • NobodyYouWouldRemember

      > species don’t just randomly appear.

      They kind of do, actually. It’s called Punctuated Equilibrium.

      The greater yinglet mutation is such a massive selective advantage over the lesser yinglet it should be no surprise how rapidly they replaced them. What’s more interesting is the extreme animosity between the two. Genetic studies in humans show that we didn’t just fight our predecessors (neanderthals, denisovans etc.), but we also did a lot of another thing starting with ‘F’. Given the yinglety tendency to pansexuality we’ve seen, it’s surprising there isn’t at least some interspecies humping going on, but instead they seem to universally choose violence (and refuse to give the reason why).

  10. YingletKarri

    ohhh? dis startin to sound much more… interestin! soundses like… twetening almost! we feel your pain Kass, alla us wants to know what’s happenin. But you shows it in funniest way.

  11. Kulvra

    I hope this isn’t going to end up in some ying vs ivonmouth conflict

  12. Drako

    While Kass and Vizlet don’t know why the Elders want Antiquities or what they do, neither do we. All we know is that they’re remnants from an older civilization that disappeared. This thing about the yinglet gender disparity that’s being attached to them is an assumption that I think is wrong.

  13. guest

    *New Image Macro Get!!!*

  14. Ittadik

    After being on edge this week waiting to learn some Yinglet feminization stone lore. I have Kassen’s exact reaction

  15. Deor

    From Enclave to Empire, ever expanding to the sands of the sea, searching the shores for tools from a time before time was known, always to be sent to the central home. But even the wisest women leading are kept shrouded, shadows hiding these prizes’ purpose.

    • SaintLucifer

      You’re back, VERY Kool.

      • Deor

        You just made my night. Thank you!

  16. gravewear

    I wonder if the “stars” are satellites?

  17. Kass, look into a mirror and ask that question to yourself.

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