for Princess of Evil Tales12/17/2012 c2 awesomemerandom
Q:If anyone's interested, I'll do the alternative reading for this story next chapter when Karone wakes up. I was concentrating more on Ecliptor's fatherly relationship with Karone in this chapter.
A:Please do!
Q:If anyone's interested, I'll do the alternative reading for this story next chapter when Karone wakes up. I was concentrating more on Ecliptor's fatherly relationship with Karone in this chapter.
A:Please do!
8/11/2012 c1 
12Charra Loon
OMG! That's almost like the line in DS9! "Are you sure that's the lesson?" "Yes, what else could it be?" "That you should never tell the same lie twice." I loved it!
12Charra LoonOMG! That's almost like the line in DS9! "Are you sure that's the lesson?" "Yes, what else could it be?" "That you should never tell the same lie twice." I loved it!
7/22/2012 c1 Guest
Wow. Good job twisting the story.
Wow. Good job twisting the story.
6/11/2012 c2 15Michelle the Editor
This is a cute, fun little idea, and Ecliptor's nicely in-character. I do like the re-version of the Tortoise and the Hare a bit better than the other, though; changing the Boy who Cried Wolf's setting to a quasi-medieval one doesn't really fit with evil aliens. Also, it's spelled Karovan.
Thank you! I hope to see more of these!
15Michelle the EditorThis is a cute, fun little idea, and Ecliptor's nicely in-character. I do like the re-version of the Tortoise and the Hare a bit better than the other, though; changing the Boy who Cried Wolf's setting to a quasi-medieval one doesn't really fit with evil aliens. Also, it's spelled Karovan.
Thank you! I hope to see more of these!
6/11/2012 c2 Pink Lightspeed Ranger
good chapter
good chapter
10/1/2011 c1 16Eun-Jung
Funny in a terribly morbid way but so fitting for Ecliptor and Astronema. It's great to take a classic fable and to twist it for the purposes of Evil. I laughed and thought this made perfectly logical sense...for them. Thanks for this. :D
16Eun-JungFunny in a terribly morbid way but so fitting for Ecliptor and Astronema. It's great to take a classic fable and to twist it for the purposes of Evil. I laughed and thought this made perfectly logical sense...for them. Thanks for this. :D