http://requiem.spiderforest.com The latest transcribed Requiem comics, powered by OhNoRobot.com en-us Mon, 20 Apr 2009 19:12:52 -0000 60 http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=1262 http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=1262 Thu, 17 Apr 2008 16:08:38 -0000 <a href="http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=1262">Requiem, by James Roden: A Spiderforest Webcomic.</a><br> <br> <Daniel and Grace following Baron and Denise Callahan> <br \> Grace Kincaid: What's wrong, Captain? <br \> <br \> Daniel McGowan: They should be here, Grace. We saw them come up here. We heard them struggle. We even heard the guys fucking spine snap. Where in hell are they at? <br \> <br \> Grace Kincaid: I don't know. Could they have gotten around you? <br \> <br \> Daniel McGowan: No, this is a cul de sac. There's no way. <br \> <br \> Daniel McGowan: There's a patch of ground that's still warm. Where the fuck did they go? Requiem, by James Roden: A Spiderforest Webcomic.


Grace Kincaid: What's wrong, Captain?

Daniel McGowan: They should be here, Grace. We saw them come up here. We heard them struggle. We even heard the guys fucking spine snap. Where in hell are they at?

Grace Kincaid: I don't know. Could they have gotten around you?

Daniel McGowan: No, this is a cul de sac. There's no way.

Daniel McGowan: There's a patch of ground that's still warm. Where the fuck did they go?]]> http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=1241 http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=1241 Thu, 17 Apr 2008 06:13:29 -0000 <a href="http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=1241">Requiem, by James Roden: A Spiderforest Webcomic.</a><br> <br> <A darkened garage at the Amon-Lanc Railway Terminus point in the City of Dearborn> <br \> <br \> Marcus Vale: Any word on the others? <br \> <br \> Soldier: Yes, Taioseach. Splinter Port, Berand, and Dorrance teams are in position. Their devices have been placed at the Amon-Lanc rail system entrance points. <br \> <br \> Soldier: Sir, with all due respect, you don't have to be here. <br \> <br \> Marcus Vale: Yeah, I do. <br \> <br \> Soldier: Sir, I don't under- <br \> <br \> Marcus Vale: If you're going to do the unforgivable, you don't foist it off on someone else. You take responsibility and do it yourself. Requiem, by James Roden: A Spiderforest Webcomic.



Marcus Vale: Any word on the others?

Soldier: Yes, Taioseach. Splinter Port, Berand, and Dorrance teams are in position. Their devices have been placed at the Amon-Lanc rail system entrance points.

Soldier: Sir, with all due respect, you don't have to be here.

Marcus Vale: Yeah, I do.

Soldier: Sir, I don't under-

Marcus Vale: If you're going to do the unforgivable, you don't foist it off on someone else. You take responsibility and do it yourself.]]> http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=0 http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=0 Thu, 17 Apr 2008 06:08:55 -0000 <a href="http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=0">Requiem, by James Roden: A Spiderforest Webcomic.</a><br> <br> This world is not our own. <br \> <br \> The first of us came to this world some 7,000 years ago. Lost in a storm on the way home to our Alerne, we made shore in a foreign land. <br \> It was alien to us, Strange buildings dotted the landscape, a different moon was in the sky. <br \> <br \> Strange Creatures made themselves known to us. Requiem, by James Roden: A Spiderforest Webcomic.

This world is not our own.

The first of us came to this world some 7,000 years ago. Lost in a storm on the way home to our Alerne, we made shore in a foreign land.
It was alien to us, Strange buildings dotted the landscape, a different moon was in the sky.

Strange Creatures made themselves known to us.]]> http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=1242 http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=1242 Thu, 17 Apr 2008 05:59:05 -0000 <a href="http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=1242">Requiem, by James Roden: A Spiderforest Webcomic.</a><br> <br> <House Mebhe listening post> <br \> Ena MacSwain: They should be here within the hour. <br \> <br \> Kathleen Adair: Good, I'm starting to get a little bit nervous about anybody being out tonight. <br \> <br \> Ena MacSwain: Me too. There's a lot of encrypted chatter going on right now. Some I know are Bellisarius cyphers. <br \> <br \> Kathleen Adair: It's the helicopters that worry me the most. With the way the storm is right now, it would be the perfect time to pull something somewhere. I can think of a lot better things to be going on right now. <br \> <br \> Ena MacSwain: I'd rather be on a beach in Enkidu territory right now, but I'm afraid none of us have that luxury anymore. At least Clarence is lucky enough to be asleep. I haven't been able to sleep for two goddamn days. Requiem, by James Roden: A Spiderforest Webcomic.


Ena MacSwain: They should be here within the hour.

Kathleen Adair: Good, I'm starting to get a little bit nervous about anybody being out tonight.

Ena MacSwain: Me too. There's a lot of encrypted chatter going on right now. Some I know are Bellisarius cyphers.

Kathleen Adair: It's the helicopters that worry me the most. With the way the storm is right now, it would be the perfect time to pull something somewhere. I can think of a lot better things to be going on right now.

Ena MacSwain: I'd rather be on a beach in Enkidu territory right now, but I'm afraid none of us have that luxury anymore. At least Clarence is lucky enough to be asleep. I haven't been able to sleep for two goddamn days.]]> http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=1243 http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=1243 Thu, 17 Apr 2008 05:56:57 -0000 <a href="http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=1243">Requiem, by James Roden: A Spiderforest Webcomic.</a><br> <br> <House Mebhe listening post> <br \> Jeremy Haas: How much geology do you two know? <br \> <br \> Kathleen Adair: Some. Just what I had in school. Theoretical physics was my thing, you know that. <br \> <br \> Jeremy Haas: Same here. We got something weird though, Splinter Lakes Geological Department reported four magnitude 5 earthquakes <br \> <br \> Kathleen Adair: Four? That is weird. Where did they happen at? <br \> <br \> Jeremy Haas: According to them, the epicenters were at Dorrance, Splinter Port, Berand, and nearby to us, over in Dearborn. <br \> <br \> Ena MacSwain: All at the same time? <br \> <br \> Jeremy Haas: Yeah, just about. <br \> <br \> Ena MacSwain: The only fault lines we have are in the southern mountain chains. The only thing that would be capable of causing this is some kind of nuclear detonation. And since the towns are still there, 'cause you would have immediately told me if they weren't, the explosions had to be subterranean. Requiem, by James Roden: A Spiderforest Webcomic.


Jeremy Haas: How much geology do you two know?

Kathleen Adair: Some. Just what I had in school. Theoretical physics was my thing, you know that.

Jeremy Haas: Same here. We got something weird though, Splinter Lakes Geological Department reported four magnitude 5 earthquakes

Kathleen Adair: Four? That is weird. Where did they happen at?

Jeremy Haas: According to them, the epicenters were at Dorrance, Splinter Port, Berand, and nearby to us, over in Dearborn.

Ena MacSwain: All at the same time?

Jeremy Haas: Yeah, just about.

Ena MacSwain: The only fault lines we have are in the southern mountain chains. The only thing that would be capable of causing this is some kind of nuclear detonation. And since the towns are still there, 'cause you would have immediately told me if they weren't, the explosions had to be subterranean.]]> http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=1244 http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=1244 Thu, 17 Apr 2008 05:41:33 -0000 <a href="http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=1244">Requiem, by James Roden: A Spiderforest Webcomic.</a><br> <br> <House Mebhe listening post> <br \> Kathleen Adair: Do we have any idea who did it? <br \> <br \> Theresa Quinlan: I don't know, Kate. I'm losing track of who all's in this. <br \> <br \> Kathleen Adair: Okay, then do you have an idea of why it would be done; if it was done on purpose? <br \> <br \> Theresa Quinlan: It's Military Tactics 101. If you can't get at your enemy, keep them from ever leaving. <br \> <br \> Kathleen Adair: I feel like an idiot now. <br \> <br \> Theresa Quinlan: You're not an idiot. You're just not a soldier. You, and your friends have the hard job. <br \> <br \> Kathleen Adair: I just wish I knew what the hell to do. <br \> <br \> Theresa Quinlan: You'll figure that out. I'm not worried about you. Requiem, by James Roden: A Spiderforest Webcomic.


Kathleen Adair: Do we have any idea who did it?

Theresa Quinlan: I don't know, Kate. I'm losing track of who all's in this.

Kathleen Adair: Okay, then do you have an idea of why it would be done; if it was done on purpose?

Theresa Quinlan: It's Military Tactics 101. If you can't get at your enemy, keep them from ever leaving.

Kathleen Adair: I feel like an idiot now.

Theresa Quinlan: You're not an idiot. You're just not a soldier. You, and your friends have the hard job.

Kathleen Adair: I just wish I knew what the hell to do.

Theresa Quinlan: You'll figure that out. I'm not worried about you.]]> http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=1245 http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=1245 Thu, 17 Apr 2008 05:38:24 -0000 <a href="http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=1245">Requiem, by James Roden: A Spiderforest Webcomic.</a><br> <br> <House Mebhe listening post> <br \> Kathleen Adair: What do you mean by that? I'm worried! <br \> <br \> Theresa Quinlan: I know what you people are capable of when you get working on things. <br \> <br \> Kathleen Adair: What do you mean? <br \> <br \> Theresa Quinlan: Look at the team you have down here now. Look at what you have accomplished before- <br \> <br \> Kathleen Adair:-Theresa... <br \> <br \> Theresa Quinlan: -if you guys can't do it, it isn't meant to be done. <br \> <br \> Kathleen Adair:...you're crazy. <br \> <br \> Theresa Quinlan: It's not crazy if you look at the odds. We have five of the smartest people on the planet working on this little problem right now. If anybody has a shot at figuring this thing out, it's you guys. Requiem, by James Roden: A Spiderforest Webcomic.


Kathleen Adair: What do you mean by that? I'm worried!

Theresa Quinlan: I know what you people are capable of when you get working on things.

Kathleen Adair: What do you mean?

Theresa Quinlan: Look at the team you have down here now. Look at what you have accomplished before-

Kathleen Adair:-Theresa...

Theresa Quinlan: -if you guys can't do it, it isn't meant to be done.

Kathleen Adair:...you're crazy.

Theresa Quinlan: It's not crazy if you look at the odds. We have five of the smartest people on the planet working on this little problem right now. If anybody has a shot at figuring this thing out, it's you guys.]]> http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=1248 http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=1248 Thu, 17 Apr 2008 05:14:13 -0000 <a href="http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=1248">Requiem, by James Roden: A Spiderforest Webcomic.</a><br> <br> <House Mebhe listening post, (Ena and Clarence's bedroom)> <br \> Edgar: I am embarassed to admit that I didn't notice it either. <br \> <br \> Ena MacSwain: I haven't noticed anything different in particular, other than the iris change. <br \> <br \> Clarence Gage: It is what it is. <br \> <br \> What do you mean? <br \> <br \> Clarence Gage: There's no certainty that it will do anything to us besides the changing our eye color. <br \> <br \> Ena MacSwain: Point. <br \> <br \> Clarence Gage: Besides, even if we do end up being able to do the kinds of things that Ariana can do, it doesn't change anything really. I'm me, you're still you, Edgar is still Edgar...it's just that two of us are this thing too. Requiem, by James Roden: A Spiderforest Webcomic.


Edgar: I am embarassed to admit that I didn't notice it either.

Ena MacSwain: I haven't noticed anything different in particular, other than the iris change.

Clarence Gage: It is what it is.

What do you mean?

Clarence Gage: There's no certainty that it will do anything to us besides the changing our eye color.

Ena MacSwain: Point.

Clarence Gage: Besides, even if we do end up being able to do the kinds of things that Ariana can do, it doesn't change anything really. I'm me, you're still you, Edgar is still Edgar...it's just that two of us are this thing too.]]> http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=1247 http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=1247 Thu, 17 Apr 2008 05:14:00 -0000 <a href="http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=1247">Requiem, by James Roden: A Spiderforest Webcomic.</a><br> <br> <House Mebhe listening post, (Ena and Clarence's bedroom)> <br \> Edgar: Wake up, Clarence. <br \> <br \> Clarence Gage: Uh-huh. <br \> <br \> Ena MacSwain: Dr. Thalim just arrived, everybody else is here too. I'm sorry, but I have to get you up. <br \> <br \> Clarence Gage: It's okay, I'm awake. When did it happen? <br \> <br \> They got in- <br \> <br \> Clarence Gage: -No, Ena. When did your eyes change? <br \> <br \> Ena MacSwain: Edgar noticed it about two or three hours ago. I'd had the insomnia, but with everything that has been going on, I just didn't pay it much attention. Requiem, by James Roden: A Spiderforest Webcomic.


Edgar: Wake up, Clarence.

Clarence Gage: Uh-huh.

Ena MacSwain: Dr. Thalim just arrived, everybody else is here too. I'm sorry, but I have to get you up.

Clarence Gage: It's okay, I'm awake. When did it happen?

They got in-

Clarence Gage: -No, Ena. When did your eyes change?

Ena MacSwain: Edgar noticed it about two or three hours ago. I'd had the insomnia, but with everything that has been going on, I just didn't pay it much attention.]]> http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=1246 http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=1246 Thu, 17 Apr 2008 05:13:55 -0000 <a href="http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=1246">Requiem, by James Roden: A Spiderforest Webcomic.</a><br> <br> <House Mebhe listening post> (Back Driveway) <br \> <br \> Ena MacSwain: You're Targeter, I presume?. <br \> <br \> Targeter: And you're Ena. I have a special delivery here. <br \> <br \> Ena MacSwain: Lemme guess, one amoral bitch on ice? <br \> <br \> Targeter: I don't know. The label said "narcissistic slut" on it. <br \> <br \> Ena MacSwain: I've met Kira a time or two over the years, I'd say either applies. <br \> <br \> Targeter: My sister would sure as hell agree with you on that. <br \> <br \> Jonathan Delrain: Ladies, I don't mean to interrupt, but my head hurts, and I do not feel very well right now. Can we continue this inside, please? Requiem, by James Roden: A Spiderforest Webcomic.

(Back Driveway)

Ena MacSwain: You're Targeter, I presume?.

Targeter: And you're Ena. I have a special delivery here.

Ena MacSwain: Lemme guess, one amoral bitch on ice?

Targeter: I don't know. The label said "narcissistic slut" on it.

Ena MacSwain: I've met Kira a time or two over the years, I'd say either applies.

Targeter: My sister would sure as hell agree with you on that.

Jonathan Delrain: Ladies, I don't mean to interrupt, but my head hurts, and I do not feel very well right now. Can we continue this inside, please?]]>