







Hello, My Dears. Long time no see.
As you've must have noticed, the former composition realized by my friend Nicolas that used to be featured in my title since 2006 is gone; to better replaced by another realized by him around the same time, when we've first met. Time has come for this one to take its place, for when I had first received it into my mailbox, I had been mesmerized by the Night On Bald Mountain's atmosphere breathing from it. But what was more, by the Dragon made out of fire spiraling around the protagonists, as if it had spred out from Draco's body. It's only then, before uploading it today, did I comprehended my mistake. Draco can't create any fireball by giving it any form he desired, without relying on the help of a wand. But Anthony, yes. And despite the wand's presence into Hermione's hand, it's not actually Hermione, but nobody else than Anthony's beloved Amandine. Without knowing it, my friend Nicolas have had put the finger on them both, although at the time he had made this, their story wasn't even into the works yet. Therefore explaining his appearance into the same story recently. It all had made sense, somehow. Nicolas had been very insightful, as if he had always known that I would come to it, one day or the other. Be Blessed, Nicolas!
To get back to Night On Bald Mountain, I've been introduced to it by Disney's classic Fantasia, as shown above. I can't explain how, but I've always been fascinated by the piece, like if it was pulling out old strings into my mind, saying to me: "Come on! You know this!" When my mother had thrown the old videotape away, I recall clearly to have had told her if I was ever finding it again on iTunes, she would be very lucky! *lol* Indeed, it had turned out than Night On Bald Mountain had been the very first piece of music that I've had bought on-line. I'd like to precise than according to Ancient Russian beliefs, Witches and Wizards were assumed to have their Sabbath atop of a mountain of the same name, in what was then the Kievan Russia, when what is nowadays' Ukrain was called Crimea. Reason more for me to retrieve the piece, even though it wasn't featured at all on a very old tape about Russian Symphony I used to have, back into my earlier twenties, and which had broken after seven years of loyal services. Yet, without being Russian blooded, I had been grieving for years, after it had happened. Until I've found again on iTunes, most of the pieces that were played onto that tape, that I had wept the loss for so long...
To know where I want to get at, stay tuned for the next post!
With Love,
Sam.


Greetings, Everybody.
Since I'm fighting off a cold which is preventing me to get moving on Shikata Ga Nai's prequel, even if it is temporally, I had noticed a recurrent detail was taking place, when a sickness of some kind was slowing me down into any other task I had in process.
Disney's The Black Cauldron, my all-time favourite animated feature, ever since I was a child. I remember to have taken part to a petition to get it released on video, back at the end of the 90's (nineteen ninety-eight), which turned out to make the difference, for indeed, after fifteen years or so shelved away, it got released, before to be released on DVD again in 2004. I've both editions.

I've also read all the books by Llyod Alexander, The Prydain Chronicles, consequently. Some say it's situated in Britain, or the Whales. I've to disagree, because of Princess Eilonwy's parentage: the mythical family of Llyr take its roots in Eire, not Scotland or Great-Britain. Taran, however, can be assumed as being scottish, since a guard at the Horned King's castle, referred to him as "You, little Scot!". A Highlander, so to speak. Probably because of his hair, that would be make Ron Weasley looks like a carot, freshly gathered at The Burrow (at least for the animated version, which is the one I like best). Therein, Eilonwy is not Welsh but Irish, Taran is Scottish, Gurgi has all of a smoother version of the korrigan, the wandering troubadour (either old or young, depending of the version, animated or written) has everything to get you for a laugh, while Old Dalben reminds very much of Merlin in some way, considering how wise he is, and the price he had paid to earn it.
Most unfortunately, amongst nowadays' Disney's merchandising, no trace of any of these endearing characters is available. Eilonwy is taking no part into the so pinkish Princess Collection (although amongst them, my favourites are Belle, Jasmine and Ariel), from where I got long ago an autograph book, a sterling silver pendant (Jasmine), and a English inspired cup that I brought back from London (Belle). Taran's costume is unexisting; Gurgi, no matter how cute he is, is still missing into the countless plushies produced by the house (I prefer ten times hugging him than Stitch!); and Eilonwy's doll can't never be found into the souless Princess dolls collections created by Disney. Those are a few examples, but what would have made me very happy, would have been to see release a commerative watch, featuring Taran and Eilonwy; and why not a mug, since I'm collecting those. This would have been so cool!
Instead, Disney prefers to waste its money by producing sequels to sequels to, according to their eyes, their own Masterpieces Collection, than acknowledge that The Black Cauldron has been recognized as such by most of the audience at the time of its release, which is in total contradiction with the box-office's results alike. Seriously, that's what I'm thinking. Don't be mistaking, Disney is for me the sweet taste of childhood's memories, it had produced many other clothes or mugs I still have today, mostly with Mickey and friends, so it makes me sad to see how such great house of animation, can't admit it had been mistaken regarding the tastes of its audience, and grab the perch to fix it. I mean, we got skeletons into Pirates Of The Caraibes, and there are skeletons into The Black Cauldron also. If our kids didn't get scared by the first, do you think they would be with the second? I don't think so.
Who's Holywater's Witch? Well, as a matter of fact, this very little Witch takes her roots into a childhood friend I never heard of again, named Sandra. You may say than Holywater is her Witch's name, since I can't refer her to you by her family's name into this time. What's connecting Holywater to The Black Cauldron? I'm perhaps about to rediscover it, by taking my pen to write, and my pencil to draw her story out...
With Love,
Sam.


Good Afternoon, everyone.
Rainy day, blogging day! *lol*
Shikata Ga Nai's prequel is doing just fine, and moving faster ahead than I thought. I'm up to the sixth chapter, that I should get started within the next day, after solving a mystery about the apparition of an angelic figure named Ai, into my recollection, that I didn't really paid attention to, back when I was younger.
What had made my heart leapt were her features, with her full cheekbones and pulpous lips, matched to luscious eyelashes. She reminded me of somebody in fact real, and still alive. I couldn't figure who that was, until I fell across a complete edition copy of Princess Ai, published by Tokyopop.

On the cover a name hit me like a well-meant arrow: Courtney Love. I've heard of her, knew what she's been through, but so far, we had nothing in common, or so I thought, save when I flipped across Princess Ai's pages. I discovered a marvelous Soul, beautifully inspired, whom has been unable to restranscript in a Manga a shard of herself, to witness of the depths of her love for her Beloved One, but also for the rest of the world, no matter the hardships endured to reach it. When she says than Ai is her alter ego, I know it's true, and I respect it wholly. If I'm not fan of Heavy Metal music, she succeeded to touch my Soul through Ai, which is the very mission of any alter ego, no matter which universe it is dwelling. It shows than the person behind it is assuming his/her true nature completely, with his/her qualities and defaults, new and past. I'm telling you what, after two days of hesitation, realizing I was about to do a mistake, I bought the copy.
However, the Ai from my recollection seems even more mature and experienced than Shun, when heavenly and eartly matters collide, that's all I can tell so far. She's also very genuine, and had a peculiar knack to keep Pandora at bay, aware than she can't stand her. For the Ai of my recollection is no more than another Tenshi (Angel in Japanese), at the service of Zeus and Rhea. Forget the clothing dating back from Antiquity, she's a preferrence for the Empire period one (I well said Empire, not Napoleon! Since the prequel is dealing with the Russian and Occidental relationships's point of view, remember?).
Other striking coincidences: on the cover, Princess Ai is surrounded by colorful butterflies, my friend Susan gifted me a pink lacquered box featuring butterflies (in Asia, the butterfly stands for the Soul and Rebirth; she confessed to me she knew pink was my favorite color, although I never told her anything before!), and Hamasaki Ayumi has butterflies caught into her hair on the covers for Mirrorcle World.
A message from above? Most likely...
With Love,
Sam.


Konnichi Wa/Nihau!
I came back from Singapore on last Wednedsay. What a trip! For Singapore is actually undergoing many changes. Hôtels and casinos are being built on the main island and the one of Sentosa, while other places have been totally refurbished, such as Food Courts and the such. I learnt also from my friend Susan than there are about a hundred of schools in Singapour, all communities combined.
Now, let's move on to the topic of this entry. As most of you are aware of it, whenever I'm having the chance to travel in Asia, I'm never missing the opportunity to renew my J-pop, to keep up at best with ongoing releases, when I can, of course. But this year, besides renewing my J-pop, I've been introduced to Chinese Pop for the first time, on my own, then by my friend Susan.
Normally, I'm not this much into girlsbands, but this one I discovered turned out to be a very nice surprise. First by its name, then when I listened to it. The girlsband is composed of four girls coming from all over China, and their band is called...JADE. Their first album, Flying With The Dragon, has been released in 2006, and they had toured across Germany during the same year. A pity they never made it to France, save maybe into Paris' Chinese Quarter in Ivry. For if at the beginning, their album sounds like a bit as the Spice Girls' first one, gradually you're realizing that it is not only even better, but also virtually different. To get a better idea, go there: http://www.jade-music.de
The second Chinese artist has been introduced to me by my friend Susan. She's born at Hong Kong, but sing both into English and Chinese. Her name's Coco Lee. According to Susan, it's the Chinese Shakira (which I can confirm after listening to a few tracks of her Best Collection), excepted than the Andean flutes have been replaced by traditional chinese instruments into the background to blend with the modern ones. Even though it is more obvious on JADE's album, I must say. Which I've have always loved about Chinese music: the traditional instruments are still being used with the modern ones, giving it its seal of authenticity. Dragon Shiryû's Fans should find their account in it as well, since he's the living incarnation of the spirit of Ancient China. For Coco Lee's official web-site, check here: http://www.cocolee.net
Back to the basics, now, with the J-Pop! First time ever to make a breakthrough into my musical library, there is Hamasaki Ayumi, with her new single, Mirrorcle World. I knew that she was popular in Japan, and to be known in my country too, but until then, Ayumi didn't appeal to me. Certainly because I wasn't ready yet. For as soon as I listened to Mirrorcle World, I went like: "How come did I manage to miss that?" For Ayumi's music is exactly the one that I like, smashing and rocking, without being aggressive. Not to mention than her albums' covers are always graphically correct and colorful. Mirrorcle World has been released with various covers, and the one which did bingo with me is the one where Ayumi is looking above her shoulder, here (http://avexnet.or.jp/ayu/en/news/080307.html). Her official web-site is available in English and Japanese: http://www.avexnet.or.jp/ayu/en
Second row is Ito Yuna, with her album entitled Wish. I've heard of it because of her duet with Celine Dion, one of our beloved French Canadians singers, and I was wondering how it sounded like beyond the name. What a wonderful surprise once more, for Yuna is singing both into Japanese and English, which is even more enjoyable if you're loving both languages and cultures. Her booklet would make look pallid Loreena McKennitt's Book Of Secrets's besides it. Born in Hawaii, Yuna had gone back to Japan. No wonder then that her English is so perfect, and that she can blend it accurately with the Japanese. Want to check? Go there: http://www.yunaweb.com/
At last, here's the compilation resuming it all: Tôkyô Love. It features not only Japanese artists (Ayumi appears twice), but as I mentioned above, from all over Asia. This is the cover: http://www.blippo.com/store/popup_image.php?pID=1959&image=0 and the tracks list: http://www.blippo.com/store/product_info.php?products_id=1959
The point is, unlike many Fans creating their Original Soundtrack related to their favorite themes, by selecting songs and other pieces of music to other existing soundtracks, I don't have to. I've it with all those 90 songs. Shun and Jade have their soundtrack, and so do my Angel and I. The circle is full. The writing process may go back where it left off now, before I left for vacation.
With Love,
Sam.


Greetings, Everyone. Long time not seen. Long time I've not blogged, isn't it? Since Summer is here at last, and I'm being afforded to take a break from my writing tasks, I was like: why not drop by and say hello?

I've decided to not say anything for a while anymore, when I saw how too prophetic my intuition has been, about weirdos of some kind, expressing a dark interest into my Child Of The Dragons' whereabouts, Anthony. And this across some mails, tampered clearly with the Dark Side's influence.This person was obviously seeing things that weren't there at all, into whatever I've been summoning you up so far. What has been worse had been, when, this person, stated neatly to be tapping into the energy of whatever story he was passing by, so he could have a nice meeting with the Soul of the author. To tap into one's story's energy is very wrong, for according to my own experience, the author can no more pursue the task he/she's been entrusted, after that. Not to mention that if a text indeed has a karmic connotation, to have been tampered with a dark touch may false out whatever has been revealed into it. It compromises the future yet to become, if you want. And this, I couldn't accept it with the eyes closed. As a Mistress of Dragons, I had to draw the line, when this person had given the wrong answer, regarding how a writer is willing to share a piece of him/herself with the others. To be honest, it doesn't change me very much, after my own experience of the Dark Side. I've been used to hear totally unrelated bullshit to my works, but with Anthony, it's been very different. I've been waiting for so long to get him back, and I had to let an unknown mingling with things that weren't his own business? I don't think so. As a Mistress Of Dragons, I had to protect the Child entrusted into my guard, so no harm could come to him and his Beloved One(s). There's a saying, revealed into my Viking Modern Saga, that goes like this: "The Child Of The Dragons is the thorn into the Master's heart". What happened here is standing example of that.
As most of you know, I've been working since last March on Shikata Ga nai's prequel. If Shikata Ga Nai is from the Shun and Jade's point of view, the prequel is from the Hyôga(Yvan) and Jade's one. I see some starting to get worried, just by reading the second point of view...*lol* Let's say than in Shikata Ga Nai, it's the Russian who is watching the show, while into the prequel, it's the Japanese who are witnessing what's occurring. Not understood yet? *lol*
If I tell you shock of cultures, does this help? Because in contrast with what I've been reading quite some years ago, when a shock of cultures is taking place, it's not necessarily peacefully (the sole exceptions have been when I first met my friend Hiromi during our studies in the USA, and my friend Susan in Singapore), it's rather a truthful clash. A such clash takes place mainly because, of clichés and perceived ideas, that we're having about each other, when there's not one to catch back the other, so to speak. And into the prequel so far, that's precisely what's happening between Jade and Hyôga. The funniest thing has been that it reminded me how Daniela and I have learnt to work out our cultural and mental differences, to insure the continuity of our friendship nowadays. But also when she had mentioned to me than Phoénix Ikkkuy was having prejudices towards her Alter Ego, Namida.
Which is leading me to tell you than this prequel was as well the wish of a Saint Seiya Fan from Brazil, Flavia. Flavia, who, some years ago, told me in the aftermath of the disaster that had brought abruptely to an end The Cry Of The Swan, that I had put the finger on something, that I had the potential, that I could it. That I was the only one truly posing the question on the whereabouts of the Amazons, when they were getting married, but also the only one that obviously had insights on Russian culture, that nobody else had. And that was why she was wishing for me to find the right person, the one who would help me to carry this task out. And that the day I would have had done so, she would be very happy. Well, Flavia, your wish is about to come true, I've found Daniela, and I've restarted the whole thing over again! God Bless!
With Love,
Sam.
P.S: I'll be travelling in the middle of July for a week in Singapore. Therefore, that's why I took the time to leave you this entry before going.


This is just a small, very small entry, to tell you how I've been fairing lately.
What's the common point between Draco Malfoy and Samantha Rosenwood?
To both have a sweet tooth. Remember the cakes and sweets, that Draco was being delivered by his owl, into the first book? Well, the accounts in fairytales, about snakes being tricked by their endless hunger for sugary items, is more than a half truth, unfortunately. I'm the living proof. And it's not Crabbe and Goyle who will be saying the contrary, they being the attestation of it (a bit exaggerated, of course!), into The Chamber Of Secrets.
You may say I made myself pretty good, this time. Until I'll have fully restored health to my poor liver, whom absolutely didn't like the overload, no more chocolate of any kind for me. Or else, I won't make it for Easter! *lol*
And miss funny stuff like that (OK, it's ice-cream, it's sugary, but imagine the ice-cream cones replaced with chocolate boxes...) :

Well, I'm going off again, until then. And maybe, I'll be ready to get the next entries going the way they were first meant to go, who knows?
With Love,
Sam.


Greetings, My Dears.
I got the privilege to have found this video right on time for Saint-Valentine's Day, for it's been introduced on the web-site owned by my Contraveritas friend, Raffy. The author's new to our bash, but seems to have been around on YouTube for quite some time, now. Filled with fancy edits and snappy cuts, as she had said so herself, this video is indeed very special. I definitively agree with her: it has nothing to envy to professional videomakers, it's even better. It's a true videoclip, in the full sense of the term. Watch closely for the visual effects, you'll see what I mean. When I first watched the arguments scenes right next the countdown seconds, I got reminded of similar paragraphs set into Hermione & The Secret of The Auryn, and most recently, of yet another one into my Modern Viking Saga, where Anthony and Amandine were having also an argument. The perfect match, the exact pendant to each other! This video would make a great opening song for a TV show, I realized. Where these two would be the stars, as Draco/Anthony and Hermione/Amandine are on this web-site!
Now, about the picture featured below. Again, just as for last year, it's a manipulation made by Moonjameskitten A.K.A Moonie (Geez! Most the people I know of love to send back to their lunatic side! Must be contagious! *lol*), my favorite artist and fellow friend back there (Contraveritas). When I looked at it the first time, I thought it'd make a nice cover graphism for Anthony's story, if ever it goes published. That little Witch/Fairy trying to reason, appease, and confort her Wizard/Child Of The Dragons turned husband underneath a little porch, it does it. I can rely to it. Can you?

With Love,
Sam.
P.S: if you don't surprise yourself playing over four times in a row the video, just call: "Hogwarts, we've a problem!" *lol*


Konnichi Wa!
Ogenki desu ka?
It's good to be back on-line. To be true, I missed updating that little Blog of mine very much, but on the other hand, it's been worth it, for I saw how life was really like beyond a computer screen, during these three months I had been gone. It's amazing what one can learn about oneself, and what goes around, by to have simply taken this decision of mine. To do something on my own that meant a lot to me, that is.
The title of this entry may surprise many of you, but see, as usual, I got some spiritual answers on many other points. Why it was like that and not otherwise, when it was coming to Shun and Jade's relationship, and why it was taking a whole other dimension, into Jade's relationship with her husband, Hyôga (Yvan into my texts).
Back into my twenties, I had written a fan-fic which is no longer available anywhere, called The Cry Of The Swan. The purpose of this story was to tell off the years of marriage of Jade with Hyôga, before, meanwhile, and after. Most unfortunately at the time I had began publishing this story on-line, it hasn't been well received, nor perceived either. For most of the fans of the Saint Of The Swan merely couldn't imagine him to be able to love, or even getting married, due to his familial antecedents as well, for that fact. Only a Belgian girl, nicknamed Cygny Mama, didn't find my point of view not so bad, even how weak my arguments first seemed. Today, I'm thanking her for that, for now I'm going to explain to you why this story was no accident, and no coincidence either.
As a teen, when my grandfather was still on this side of life, he was always expressing some interest into everything I was doing. Then, he'd noticed already than my favorite Saint Seiya characters were the Saint Of Andromeda and the Saint Of The Swan. I still remember vividly his question about the latter, and the answer I had made:
"Why do you like so much the Saint Of the Swan?"
"I like him because it's someone very kind, and also because he's lost his mother..."
He said then something that virtually took me in reverse on the moment:
"One day, your alter ego will marry him..."
I recall clearly to have looked at him with so much disbelief, like if he had said something utterly crazy, out of question, period. For Jade, and therefore I, he was a friend, nothing more...
That's why when The Cry Of The Swan had been so much unwelcomed as it had been at the time, and put under such pressure as if I had committed the ultimate profanity, I couldn't explain to any of you why it had to be that way, that I was only writing a fact my grandfather had foreseen, and that I had to follow, Guys. But what he had foreseen was no more than the truth of one of my numerous past lives, and that I had eventually to come in terms with, and so had Jade on her own. For I recall too that some fans were astonished by my ability to retrancript Russian heighten sentimentalism, a thing most couldn't carry out on their share. Even my sweet Moonie (Daniéla), got some troubles with it! It says a lot, isn't it?
Although now The Cry Of The Swan is deleted, gone, I had, during my three months away from you, indeed come in terms with this truth my grandfather knew of me. As a matter of fact, I'm reconciliated with it. Just like Jade, I did realized my luck. For I don't think I would be interested to wed a Russian into our times, due to the circumstances or not, as it has been revealed previously across Jade's case.
Nevertheless, I've returned to my books treating about Russia (Saint-Petersburg, mostly, during the time of Catherine The Great). For again as my grandfather knew, once I'm reading a book on the topic, it's over with, I'm hooked, I can't restrain myself anymore! That's our Fleur Delacour's fault (Clémence Poésy): She was an excellent Natacha into a TV movie of Tolstoi's War and Peace...
With Love,
Sam.


The first thing to wake me up this morning has been my cell-phone. It rang around 9:30 AM, and by giving it a quick glance, realized the reason: having programmed it to ring on every birthday of people very special to me, this time it was for Tom Felton's. Twenty years-old? Already? Time goes by so fast, isn't it?
All right, Tom. Since it's your birthday, here's my birthday gift to you. I'm going to explain to you in what Anthony is related to Draco, unless you didn't guess it by now. Anthony is, no more, no less, than Draco's very reincarnation into this Time and World. Then, does it means that...? Yes. Amandine's nobody else but Hermione reincarnated likewise. Only, the magical origins are differing greatly with those revealed previously by Jo into her books. There are no more questions of pureblood or not. As a matter of fact, Amandine's a Princess of the Fairies, while Anthony's the Child of the Dragons. Like a return to the very sources of Magic, so to speak. And what about me? Well, I'm a Mistress of Dragons, as you know, but I'm rumored to have elvish blood running into my veins, whilst it's fire running into Anthony's.
Tom, if you've understood everything very well, you explain it to Emma!*lol*
Here's above a video I had planned to share with you all on Halloween, but since I won't have access anymore to the keyboard the time of my Japanese courses (my Granny doesn't have the Net, therefore I won't be able to connect on-line, to update this Blog of mine for a good time), I've putted it here for you to enjoy on the very night.
For on very next Friday, I'll be catching my train to get to Paris, and getting started with my Japanese courses from then. I'll be missing you all, old and new friends alike, met here and there, but let's say I decided to follow up my inspiration, and see what was going to be Shikata ga nai like, beyond the computer screen...

I've to confess than Saint Seiya has always brought me luck, that's why I've entitled this entry that inspiration's like a shooting star, as a blink of the eye to Seiya, normally meant to be the hero of the show. Usually, people are wishing upon shooting stars nowadays, but aren't necessarily relying on them anymore, as arrows to guide them on the path to borrow next. That's what Seiya's been standing for all along into the series, if people cared to look more closely, instead to pick up on him for being as he is, a blunderer with a golden heart, for that's what he is!
Saint Seiya brought to me Daniela, Hiromi and Shun. But the first to always come back to mind remains Shun, My Angel. Funny how things are coming around, for I got recalled of a very, very old rough version of Shikata ga nai (entitled then differently, though), that I've written about ten years ago, right after meeting Shun. Into this version, Andromeda Shun was a teacher into a High School, and Jade was becoming one of his students, staying at the school's dormitory...
Therefore, I'm asking you all to not worry. I'll be all right, I know that. I'm following up my inspiration, there's no reason. I'm not going missing, just getting off-line a little bit to live my life (up for eight weeks, maybe twelve), according to the needed time for me to progress into my assimilation of the language. Here's the link to the institute where I'll be taking my classes:
http://www.institutjaponais.com
Into my suitcase, I'll squeeze in Musashi's story, my copy of Goblet of Fire, and my Modern Viking Saga. Before to move on eventually with Deathly Hallows and Anthony's story, once and for all, Tom. You've my word on that! *wink*
I will miss you all, I will take care, I promise!
With Love,
Sam.




I was looking forward going back to Japan this fall, but due to some mishaps, I had to change my plans, to review my copy once again. I currently considered wiser to take some basics notions courses back to my home city, Paris, before to decide afterwards to go back on my beloved archipelago in the winter.
Conclusion: Shikata ga nai is momentarily suspended into its progression, relying certainly on the fact that I've to go back there first before to be allowed to proceed the rest. Which, is however, not the case for my Modern Viking Saga. For it looks like my Good Spirits want of me to finish it first, along any other hardships I still have to deal with here, before to move on for good with Anthony's story and the part of my life awaiting me back at the Land of the Kamis.
All my apologies to all of you I use to chat with on MSN to have been so quiet until now, but I truly didn't feel like talking, unless I knew where I was heading at next.
As far as mishaps are going, I'm not the only one facing any. So are Anthony and Amandine, for the ship taking us across the seas got attacked by the pirates of the Straight of Malacca, led by Terry, Anthony's past rival for Amandine's heart, whom kidnapped us both with Mélusine.
Terry's passably pissed off with me, I just knew it, for he merely didn't hesitate to menace the others there will be heavy consequences for I and the baby, if they were trying to follow us. I don't know how chapter 17 is going to turn out, guys, but Terry will probably regret to not have been as fair-play as Anthony has been with him previously. After all, Anthony remains the Child of the Dragons, and it has better not be taken lightly...
That's all for today, Folks...
With Love,
Sam.