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Subject line about says it all, I guess. It looks to me like she's kicking Kevin in the head (I think I can make out his weapon falling out of his hand, although all the speed lines make it tough to tell); but why would she be doing that?<P>Or is that even Rumi? I assume it is since she's the character most given to engaging in boot-to-the-head, but then again if the RumyManga theory is correct, she could have taken some creative license and given everyone martial tendencies.<P>Bushi

Stephanie.

Oh, wait... Duh, it's Stephanie. I feel stupid now, should have noticed Rumy giving her that look in an earlier panel, and the fact that the kickee is blonde...<P>Oh, well, short thread.<P>Bushi

It's Stephanie, presumably for being a traitor.

Wow, I feel slow . . .

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Namely, Rumi's wearing pants.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>Drat! I mean... uh...<P>Anyway, it looks like Stephanie had a good reason to feel dirty.<P>

As a side-note, I spotted yet another difference between this universe and the one we're familiar with.<P>Namely, Rumi's wearing pants. <IMG SRC="http://www.keenspace.com/forums/biggrin.gif">

Pfeh...I frankly expected better than that from Stephanie, after the events of the Vampire Empire 'con...I mean, she didn't exactly act too cowardly then - she was just overmatched. At least she made the effort...<P>Or did that never happen in this offshoot?

My memory fails -- would Rumi have any reason to hold a grudge against Stephanie? This may support the Rumymanga theory, if so.<P><P>------------------
<B>Scott Maddix</B>
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Hmm..'sfar as I remember, the only thing Stephanie and Rumy ever had in common was the attack by Leroy (Count Von Count) in "The Most Dangerous Game"...