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Title: Rain Burn, page 399
Post by: VirBot on May 26, 2025, 09:01:33 PM
(https://art.by.virmir.com/i/standard/rain_burn,_page_399.png) (https://rainburn.virmir.com/comic.php?page=399)
   
The staircase only opens when the shrine in front of it moves.
Title: Re: Rain Burn, page 399
Post by: Oli-Forever on May 27, 2025, 05:02:45 AM
Guess he's making a recovery.
Title: Re: Rain Burn, page 399
Post by: Camilo on May 27, 2025, 11:48:12 AM
Roko habló. Roko speaks fluently english. ¿El idioma canónico del comic es inglés o es una traducción al inglés del idioma local, como explica Valsalia en su comic Out of placers?
Title: Re: Rain Burn, page 399
Post by: Rman88 on May 27, 2025, 09:40:10 PM
Mind you i had to use goggle translate for this. But yes roko always spoke Fluent English. Before all this his soul was Literally being torn apart in order to become a barren husk to be turned into Miyo. So the tailed rat could become the god of life and yada yada. Thus this is why he was having mental issues before. You know one could be expected to be a bit frazzled from such an experience.

Real question is, Is brand still alive?
Title: Re: Rain Burn, page 399
Post by: AmigaDragon on May 28, 2025, 02:41:29 PM
Roko habló. Roko speaks fluently english. ¿El idioma canónico del comic es inglés o es una traducción al inglés del idioma local, como explica Valsalia en su comic Out of placers?
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Is the canonical language of the comic either English translation of the local language, as Valsalia explains in his comic Out of placers?
Most comics are assumed to be spoken in or translated to the reader's language. Some will use brackets, different speech bubbles, a different font or something else to indicate another language is being spoken in a multilingual group. Twokinds uses 2 different brackets to indicate basitin or keidran languages, Slightly Damned uses different colors.
Real question is, Is brand still alive?
Of course he is, or can be revived.