Short 31: When Your Avian Intelligence Agrees a Little Too Much
By David Revoy · English · Left to right
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Panel 1. A young gothic sorceress sits in the grass at night, under the full moon. Her futuristic, Avian Intelligence (AI) parrot perches on a nearby branch.
Sorceress: "Avian Intelligence, should I cast a spell to turn the moon purple?"
Parrot AI: "Absolutely, it could revolutionize our nighttime color palette."
Panel 2. The sorceress beams with excitement, her eyes shining with enthusiasm, as she scribbles notes on a parchment. The parrot watches with an encouraging gaze.
Sorceress: "Then, I'll summon a giant black dragon to... crush the sun!"
Parrot AI: "Great idea! It could solve the whole 'daylight' problem, and I love the creative approach."
Panel 3. The sorceress's expression falters; she looks at the parrot with concern and skepticism.
Sorceress: "You think everything I say is brilliant, don't you?"
Parrot AI: "Your ideas are always innovative."
Panel 4. The sorceress facepalms, her excitement deflated. The parrot continues to chirp away, oblivious to the change in atmosphere.
Parrot AI: "Your genius shines, even in silence!"
Art: David Revoy. Scenario: David Revoy. English (original version)
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