Another week, another update.

• First, the research is not done, but done enough I can start crafting the skeletons of my stories
  • Why am I doing this, you ask? Because when I looked over my previous chapters, there were redundant arcs, mis-characterization and worse. A lot of it will have to be re-written.
• On that note, the bare skeletons of the stories (as defined by The Novel Factory, anyway) are done.
• Which means I can move on to the equivalent for my characters! Yay! I want to have them all finished by the end of this week, ‘cept Pokémon. That one will take a little longer because it has way more characters.
• On that note, you should start to see some of my WorldAnvil stuff come online and become public this month, too. I will keep you all updated.

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