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September 11, 2006 at 12:00 AM
loved the story
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September 29, 2005 at 12:00 AM
XDXDXDXDXD
That was cool! I liked your T-chan and it was a well done story. =3
That was cool! I liked your T-chan and it was a well done story. =3
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September 27, 2005 at 12:00 AM
Cute little story its always interesting to read from totetsu\'s point of view. Good Job!
TTFN ^-^
TTFN ^-^
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September 3, 2005 at 12:00 AM
I really enjoyed that, a very nice piece. I think my favorite part was the line \"Doens\'t look like the Canadians have been feeding you...\" For some reason I find that hilarious. [is still cackling about it] o.O Anyway, you have T-chan\'s \"voice\" down really well and, while there are a couple details I might quibble with, the overall story is quite lovely. Thanks. =]
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August 20, 2005 at 12:00 AM
Having just read Volume 10 of \"Pet Shop of Horrors\" this week, the memory of the open ending is still foremost on my mind. Truth be told, how the series concluded leaves me feeling quite unsatisfied and discontent. Thus, I\'ve sought out fan fiction.
So far during my arduous quest (which truthfully started months ago), \"Watching His Back\" is the single best one-shot continuation I\'ve read to this day. I could stop here and be happy. The in-charactarization of T-chan and his outside-yet-inside view of Leon and D is picturesque, captivating, nearly audible, and, in my pro-Leon-&-D opinion, very plausible. Where too many others have stumbled and failed, this story has given me a sense of bittersweet satisfaction.
And for that, dear author, and for my present moment of smirks brought on by your skillful wording, you have my utmost gratitude. Thank you for writing what I could not even imagine.
So far during my arduous quest (which truthfully started months ago), \"Watching His Back\" is the single best one-shot continuation I\'ve read to this day. I could stop here and be happy. The in-charactarization of T-chan and his outside-yet-inside view of Leon and D is picturesque, captivating, nearly audible, and, in my pro-Leon-&-D opinion, very plausible. Where too many others have stumbled and failed, this story has given me a sense of bittersweet satisfaction.
And for that, dear author, and for my present moment of smirks brought on by your skillful wording, you have my utmost gratitude. Thank you for writing what I could not even imagine.