Taken from the Facebook event...
I
have a question! What was the vision Micah shared with Khevin?! I've been dying
to know! (In book 2)
Khevin and Micah
together: Which time?
Raven
Reviewer Oh come on! You
know the time guys - Micah you were all cryptic in front of Krissa. Was it
about her?!
Raven
Reviewer Micah, didn't you
show Khevin a vision in front of Krissa?
Micah: I suppose. :D
Khevin: Sorry, my memory isn't as good as Micah's.
*Sealey is laughing*
Micah: You may not know it, but I've shown Khevin several
visions while Krissa was present. :D
Krissa: I thought Raven Reviewer was almost as cryptic
as Micah with her question. :D
Micah: Pssst! Raven Reviewer... I predict you may
get an answer in the next book. ;)
Micah: Usually???
Sealey: Well, I didn't want to make your ego swell too much.
:D
Lonnie: Yeah, Micah... you don't want to be THAT much like
Sealey, do you? :D
Raven
Reviewer Hmmm....the next
book? As in The Jewel of Nirel?
Micah: No, ma'am. Book 4: The Sword of Israj... I believe
you may find the answers you're after then.
If you think it's hard for you to wait... imagine how I feel. :/
I
have to go grocery shopping so I am going to miss some of this but I will be
back to play in a while!
Pin:
Okay! We'll be here. I'll make sure of if. :D <3 o:p="">3>
Sealey
Did
anyone bring snacks?
Alcina: Yes, Sealey. Ann Snizek
has a wonderful spread for us in the other room.
Sealey: Sweet!!!
Micah,
will Lonnie ever get his eyesight back?
Micah: The treatment he is using now is the only one
available at this time. So, in the ... "foreseeable future" we will
say no.
Micah: I may be able to see the future, but there are some
things that must be played out without foreknowledge in order for things to
happen that must... pleasant or not.
Krissa: What he's saying is we don't know. He didn't answer
yes or no.
Fawnah: He might know... but we don't
Pin: It doesn't matter to me. I love him the way he is.
Brydon: ewww...
Lonnie: I'm happy with my night vision if anyone wants to
know.
Raven
Reviewer I must say its
really cool how you can see but I'm kind of worried for you. What if your
friends aren't around to help you? I'm also worried about you and Pin. I'd hate
for you to never be able to see her golden hair shining in the sun again. You
know?
Lonnie: I understand. I know what Pin looks like, and --
beautiful as she is -- what I see is just as beautiful if not more so. As for getting around... I've had easier
times, but what is life if not an obstacle? I have ways to get around and now that
we've met Crown Mountain... things may get easier.
This
question is for Krissa and Khevin: what happens to your clothes? Do you have
"other form" clothes? (I'm trying to be cryptic so as not to spoil things
for those who haven't read the series.)
Khevin: I think I'll let Krissa answer first.
Krissa: LOL... I'm not 100% sure. I've never thought about
it much before.
Khevin: I was hoping her answer would be better.
Micah: I know...
During the metamorphosis stage, the clothing is transformed to blend in
with the skin. It becomes one and almost acts as a strengthening layer.
Sealey: What if they... umm. You know... Like if Khevin
doesn't have a shirt on?
Lonnie: Had a hard time wording that didn't you Sealey?
Micah: Khevin and Krissa both have unique names that assist
in their "other forms" and are able to compensate for any lack in
outerwear.
Khevin: Thank you Micah.
Ann Snizek Did that help any Raven Reviewer?
Sealey: I think you scared her away Micah.
Raven
Reviewer So....no one is
naked and the human clothes just...disappear?
Sealey: That could make it interesting when they change
back! Of course, Khevin's my friend, but I don't want to know that much about
him.
Sealey: Ouch!
Alcina: Behave
Micah: No. Not naked. You don't consider a dog or cat
naked. It's the same thing.
Raven
Reviewer I guess...just a
cat doesn't become a fully clothed human in an instant.
Sealey: It does when that kitty is an 800 lb white tiger
named Khevin. :D
Ann,
how did you come up with the Tunuftol books?
Ann Snizek It happened by accident. I was doing some work out
behind my house and discovered the tunuftolates. So, being the curious person I
am, I had to learn as much about them as I could. Thankfully, they introduced
me to the wonderful group of young people that we get to join. :D (translation:
I had come up with the adorable creatures and then had to build a world for
them.)
David
R Bennett Cool.
Raven
Reviewer Are they based on
Ewoks?
Ann Snizek no. Actually, I didn't even think of the connection
until after I wrote them.
Ann Snizek They have more magical abilities though and aren't as
"primitive."
Micah,
have you seen your own death?
Micah: I have seen my death many times Ms. Raven Reviewer. However, now... I have
something much more difficult that I've seen. If my death was the worst, I'd be
happy.
Raven
Reviewer What could be
worse than death? Did you see someone else's death?
Micah: Yes ma'am. I've seen everyone's death and I can do
nothing to stop it. Any of them.
Raven
Reviewer That must be an
awfully big burden.
Micah: Yes, ma'am
Ann,
how long have you been writing? And when did you first start publishing?
Ann Snizek I have been writing since I was little. My school
friends still remember me as the girl who sat under the playground with a
notebook during recess. :D I published my first book (Tunuftol's Fortress of
Light) on 12.12.12 I wanted to remember the date. :D
Raven
Reviewer How did you get
the cover? Who did those? Was it difficult?
Ann Snizek I made the covers myself. They are very time
consuming, but I love art in all forms.
Raven
Reviewer I love them!
Especially after reading the books.
Ann Snizek They are a bit obscure until you read them, but I
look at them as clues to the story within.
Khevin...you're
betrothed. Are you gonna do something about that? Or is that the way it is?
Khevin: I'm not betrothed. I do not honor the agreements of
my enemies and the enemies of my people.
Ruuna: What about... you know... Cormack. What are we going
to do about them?
Khevin: We will deal with them when the time comes.
Raven
Reviewer I thought in
order to become betrothed, your parents had to agree. Didn't your parents agree
to the marriage?
Khevin: My parents and the rest of those loyal to Tunuftol
had become refugees by the time the agreement was made. Tomas made the
agreement with Cormack and I feel no responsibility to uphold it. I do understand where you are coming from,
but since the arrangement itself had not been honorably made, it is not valid
as far as I'm concerned.
Khevin: Well, ummm... I wouldn't say that ma'am. I am not
officially betrothed to anyone, but I still have Krissa in my life. We have a
long life ahead of us. With my job as King of Tunuftol, I have a lot to focus
on besides marriage. After all, I'm not that old yet.
Nester: See Gilroy... Krissa isn't the only human that can
change colors. :D
Raven
Reviewer Don't you, like,
have to get married next year?
Khevin: No, ma'am. I don't have to marry next year. The
council will push that I not wait too long, but I will wait.
Raven
Reviewer I thought that
wasn't done? All royalty are married by 16?
Khevin: Tradition says that at 16 - or soon thereafter - the
royal family is allowed to become engaged. Since our royal line isn't very
large anymore, the council will be pushing me to... start a family... as soon
as they can get me to.
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