I actually do know the canon, although it's been a while since I read the books. Used to have Silk as a lust object, beacuse he was cool and funny. So good job cleaning that one out.

Anohow, my agents would love some floor pillows and a lantern.

Is there anything Arthur and Lynn would like in return, that my agents maybe could pilfer for them?

But nice job, anyway. As for the loot... I think I'll just take a carpets and some pillows.

I don't know anything about Belgariad, but you had me cringing right along with the agents at the Sue's atrociousness. An excellent story; well done!

Like I said before, great mission. If you don't mind, I'll grab two of those divans, one for each of my agent pairs, and a carpet.

I had a lot of fun reading this mission! I didn't know the canon, but it was explained well enough where I didn't feel confused at all. Also, your agents have good interplay, which is the most important part of any RC IMO.

And yeah, crazy times are had with urple prose. Look out, guys, we've got a description Sue among us!

Crazy times were had with this Sue. Don't forget to add a page for her on the Wiki: we generally like to keep a record of the Mary Sues we've slain.

Hm... Loot, you say? Hm... I think I'll go ahead and take one of the divans that you have there. Eusabius seems like he could use it to ponder puzzlements while drinking tea. ;)

This was a lot of fun to read. I had never even heard of this canon, but your descriptions were detailed enough that I never felt confused by what was going on. You really got your love of the canon across to the reader. Excellent use of the Filing Lantern mid-mission, and I love the pole's arctic climate swooping in to erase wannabe!Arabia at the end (although I wish we could have seen more of that).

I noticed one typo, during the charge list:
"'You are charged with turning a servant Super-Deformed in a non-anime continua."
Continua should be continuum, since you're just talking about one here.

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