So I just found out today, by chance, that when I don't have access to my home internet, I can't access this site. Because the Supreme Court has allowed Mississippi to enact their "protection law" despite the fact that it's still being litigated in court. If you don't know what this law is, it basically means they are censoring the internet and certain sites unless you upload your ID and verify your birthdate in order to access the site. So. If my IP address states that I'm geographically located in or near Mississippi, and I'm on my phone, unless I have access to a wifi network with an IP address located elsewhere, this site is blocked. How fun is that?

Anyway, on to somewhat less infuriating subject matter. Or maybe equally infuriating.

In this chapter, we have several trigger warnings - a few being complete disregard of procedure because of "wah, we're so special, you should do whatever we want!" and a cold-blooded murder, as well as grievous bodily harm to innocent people because one of the Correct Characters is Not Happy.

( It's Only Illegal if You Get Caught )

 Because nothing is happening in this story, the author decides to coddle her Mary Sue, as well as introduce some foreshadowing as to what's going to happen far later in the novel. Not only that, but the bad guys finally start doing bad guy things. Sort of.

( Set Us Up The Bomb )