2014/09/26 [DMFA #1518] Social Engineering For The Win

[VAE]

As the title says. I especially liked his excuse in the last panel - as far as demons qualify, I bet it counts as an innocent motive.

[Zebra Bug]

Ok, wow. I would pay money to go to that hair dresser. O_O Because that is just amazing. Than again, that is the custom for ANY hair dresser I believe...

[Hariman]

Well, Kria promised to help Aliph "Over his dead body".

She never said that she'd make it harder for people to try to kill Aliph.

[Tapewolf]

Well, Kria promised to help Aliph "Over his dead body".
She never said that she'd make it harder for people to try to kill Aliph.

This is most likely a hit for Regina - asking where DP is might get an answer, but asking for Regina directly is less likely to have a positive response.  That said, he may be hoping to kill two Demons with one stone.

[Riddle78]

I wonder if Biggs' hit team will follow the advice Kria gave to Dan.

"Cremation,Daniel. It works wonders."

Also,I'd love to see how radically different DP's and Regina's reactions will be when someone comes knock-knock-knocking on their door. I'll admit it,when it eventually happens,I'll be one of those people going "Dis gon b gud~!"

[Howl]

Nobody mentioned how Biggs is pulling off the awesome face in the first panel?

[Tuyu]

Can't you just hear that clean-hair *squeeeeeeek* as the hairdresser draws out that lock?

I wonder if Biggs is aware of the connection to Dan, or if he didn't mention Wildy simply because "don't tell if you don't need to"?

[ZacAttac21]

I'm guessing demons subscribe to the idea of "Whatever doesn't kill me makes me stronger."

[ArchTeryx]

I'm guessing demons subscribe to the idea of "Whatever doesn't kill me makes me stronger."

I think in Kria's case, it's "Whatever doesn't kill me makes life more interesting!"  Aliph is much more Old School. Regina is actually more like Kria then Dark Pegasus.  We'll see on the backstory why Regina killed Wildy's mom (or even if she's actually the one that did).

[Prroul]

Oh to see the look on Aliph's face when he realizes that he ISN'T the primary target for the assassin... talk about a blow to the ego. Not that it's a particularly difficult target, where he is concerned, mind you.