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Title: "Because Kassandra takes these things personally"

This is Kassandra, the main character from my book Seaborn, and the graphic novel, Saltwater Witch:
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Here's a message from the main character of Seaborn: Dump sh*t in my water and I'll hunt you down and feed you to some of my carnivorous friends with poor impulse control.

"Mr Hayward, I want you to meet my friend, Nola--yeah, I know, she's a shark. And she's like a sister to me. You know it's funny, unlike so much of the surface world where it's the male of the species who's the most feared, who dominates the group, the tribe, the herd, the pride, the pack. In the sea it is, in so many cases, the other way around. In the sea, it's the female who is the real killer, the stronger, larger, and real predator of the species. Male sharks are push-overs. It's the females you have to watch out for. They're bigger, they're smarter, more controlling, and when they come in for the kill, the males scatter, because, you know, sometimes it's hard to tell them apart from the prey."

Description
Title: "Because Kassandra takes these things personally"

This is Kassandra, the main character from my book Seaborn, and the graphic novel, Saltwater Witch:
[link]

Here's a message from the main character of Seaborn: Dump sh*t in my water and I'll hunt you down and feed you to some of my carnivorous friends with poor impulse control.

"Mr Hayward, I want you to meet my friend, Nola--yeah, I know, she's a shark. And she's like a sister to me. You know it's funny, unlike so much of the surface world where it's the male of the species who's the most feared, who dominates the group, the tribe, the herd, the pride, the pack. In the sea it is, in so many cases, the other way around. In the sea, it's the female who is the real killer, the stronger, larger, and real predator of the species. Male sharks are push-overs. It's the females you have to watch out for. They're bigger, they're smarter, more controlling, and when they come in for the kill, the males scatter, because, you know, sometimes it's hard to tell them apart from the prey."