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=== Plot === | === Plot === | ||
====Chapter 1==== | ====Chapter 1==== | ||
Christmas is nigh in the [[Cupid Homeworld]] and the non-[[Clockwork Cherub]] residents of the Homeworld have seeded the idea of yuletide celebrations in the minds of the [[Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids]] at large. The [[Cupid Parliament]] have been persuaded to authorise such celebrations, so long as [[Santa Claus]] (an entity [[Pythagoras-858]] believes to be untrustworthy) is not involved. | [[Christmas]] is nigh in the [[Cupid Homeworld]] and the non-[[Clockwork Cherub]] residents of the Homeworld have seeded the idea of yuletide celebrations in the minds of the [[Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids]] at large. The [[Cupid Parliament]] have been persuaded to authorise such celebrations, so long as [[Santa Claus]] (an entity [[Pythagoras-858]] believes to be untrustworthy) is not involved. | ||
To achieve this, Pythe devises a plan to get magical toys in bulk directly from [[Madame Tarsa|the Interdimensional Toymaker]] without going through Santa Claus at all. After persuading it to comply, Pythe travels to the [[Workshop of Madame Tarsa]] aboards the [[Pessimist's Fog Ship|sentient Fog Ship]] of [[Pessimist-242]], who is the only one in the Homeworld who knows how to get to Tarsa's pocket dimension. After arriving in the giant workshop, however, Pythe finds to his distress that Tarsa herself has been magically frozen into a large cube of ice. | To achieve this, Pythe devises a plan to get magical toys in bulk directly from [[Madame Tarsa|the Interdimensional Toymaker]] without going through Santa Claus at all. After persuading it to comply, Pythe travels to the [[Workshop of Madame Tarsa]] aboards the [[Pessimist's Fog Ship|sentient Fog Ship]] of [[Pessimist-242]], who is the only one in the Homeworld who knows how to get to Tarsa's pocket dimension. After arriving in the giant workshop, however, Pythe finds to his distress that Tarsa herself has been magically frozen into a large cube of ice. | ||