Meeting Mr. Johnson (Part 2) by shamstar
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Kammie: "That's a lot of money, Mr. Johnson."
Mr. Johnson: "It is a very dangerous job."
Kammie: "Tell me more."
Mr. Johnson: "My employer has a real problem--Say, should that dog be here?"
Kammie: "That's not a dog, he's our shaman. He's having a bit of a problem with his shapeshifter spell. It is kind of stuck. Now what about your problem?"
The story continues...
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Comments (15)
I think we can sum this story up with just one word "TROUBLE" and lots of it on the way - I cannot wait. Keep em coming - please.
Excelente cena e texto meu amigo, esplendida realização, aplausos (5)
great work,
marvelous scene!!
Lol. "You cannot be returned you to your original form. The file Hal.dll is missing."
They want to be careful taking this job, I'd be cautious of any red headed guy who dresses all in brown :-) That said, it looks like being a lot of trouble, for such serious money, sure the crew can handle it though.The makings of another nice litle series, goody goody...... (they may want to get the BDO in to check that dart board, looks a 'tad' low to me!)
The "shaman" is very attentive ! Fun image !
Great scene and start of another adventure.. Well done!
Perhaps he should have used a spell checker..... Great scene
Fantastic image and lighting :)
Just luv the blonde model nicely lit scene too !
Sehr gute Szene, Charaktere und Posen. Prima!
Amazing composition again, lovely work!
I had to read the story to finally figure out why the guy expression was so strange. Good one.
Good one, like the concept of the shamen stuck in dog form, Mike is right, next time use a spell checker.