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* Chapter 89: Kat's work has progressed to such a degree that [[spoiler: she asks Annie and Paz to implant a chip into her neck, essentially turning her body into an etheric and organic super computer. Realizing how far Kat is willing to go to track down Omega and stop the Court, Paz reveals to Annie that she's leaving the school to return to Spain.]]
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* Chapter 89: Kat's work has progressed to such a degree that [[spoiler: she asks Annie and Paz to implant a chip into her neck, essentially turning her body into an etheric and organic super computer. Realizing how far Kat is willing to go to track down Omega and stop the Court, Paz reveals to Annie that she's leaving the school to return to Spain. Loup decides to reveal himself to Annie and Kat, and in the process of ingratiating himself, ''Coyote returns''.]]
* Chapter 90: [[spoiler: Coyote reveals that his plan involves Loup and Annie falling in love with each other, and then battle to the death as the climax of their 'tragic love story.' Incensed at Loup falling for Lana instead, Coyote ''devours'' Lana and goes in search of Kat (but instead finding Zimmy), tricking Loup into going berserk to force Annie to kill him.]]
* Chapter 90: [[spoiler: Coyote reveals that his plan involves Loup and Annie falling in love with each other, and then battle to the death as the climax of their 'tragic love story.' Incensed at Loup falling for Lana instead, Coyote ''devours'' Lana and goes in search of Kat (but instead finding Zimmy), tricking Loup into going berserk to force Annie to kill him.]]
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* Chapter 88: [[spoiler: Zimmy reveals that Annie is going to kill Loup. And that Kat is going to ''kill her.'']]
* Chapter 89: Kat's work has progressed to such a degree that [[spoiler: she asks Annie and Paz to implant a chip into her neck, essentially turning her body into an etheric and organic super computer. Realizing how far Kat is willing to go to track down Omega and stop the Court, Paz reveals to Annie that she's leaving the school to return to Spain.]]
* Chapter 89: Kat's work has progressed to such a degree that [[spoiler: she asks Annie and Paz to implant a chip into her neck, essentially turning her body into an etheric and organic super computer. Realizing how far Kat is willing to go to track down Omega and stop the Court, Paz reveals to Annie that she's leaving the school to return to Spain.]]
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* Chapter 86: And the hits just keep on coming with some major plot revelations. [[spoiler: First, the Court has ''never been on earth'' to begin with, and exists in a compressed dimension. The 'star ocean' is actually a gateway to an entirely new planet devoid of ether, and the Court's ultimate goal is to move every 'normal' human there. Which means that every person who's linked to the ether - Annie, the students who came from the Forest, Zimmy - cannot come. And to ensure that no memory of them lives on, the Court is going to MindWipe everyone who's been chosen.]]
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* Chapter 83: [[spoiler: Many of the Court robots have their consciousness' transferred to newer bodies similar to Arthur, and have been mostly working to dig up any remaining robots still trapped after Loup let go of the Forest and collecting their CPUs. Loup is revealed to be Jerrick, supposedly one the "newest" robots to have a new body.]]
* Chapter 85: [[spoiler: Jerrick is going Annie and her groups efforts in trying to capture Loup. Kat is then invited to a special meeting with various high level court officials that night. Loup manages to destroy Reynard's original body, and afterwards encounters Robot, who reveals that he knows Loup is disguising himself as Jerrick. Instead of ratting Loup out, Robot decides to go into a truce where Loup can do anything he wants as long as it doesn't inter with recovering the rest of the robots or get in the way of Kat's work in exchange for actively maintaining Loup's cover; Loup agrees mostly out of amusement. The chapter ends with Annie and Reynard finding Kat and some people standing in the beach on the Court, where Kat reveals the body of water the Court's coast is surrounding ''IS NOT AN OCEAN.'']]
* Chapter 85: [[spoiler: Jerrick is going Annie and her groups efforts in trying to capture Loup. Kat is then invited to a special meeting with various high level court officials that night. Loup manages to destroy Reynard's original body, and afterwards encounters Robot, who reveals that he knows Loup is disguising himself as Jerrick. Instead of ratting Loup out, Robot decides to go into a truce where Loup can do anything he wants as long as it doesn't inter with recovering the rest of the robots or get in the way of Kat's work in exchange for actively maintaining Loup's cover; Loup agrees mostly out of amusement. The chapter ends with Annie and Reynard finding Kat and some people standing in the beach on the Court, where Kat reveals the body of water the Court's coast is surrounding ''IS NOT AN OCEAN.'']]
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* Chapter 85: [[spoiler:Jerrick Jerrek is going Annie and her groups efforts in trying to capture Loup. Kat is then invited to a special meeting with various high level court officials that night. Loup manages to destroy Reynard's original body, and afterwards encounters Robot, who reveals that he knows Loup is disguising himself as Jerrick.Jerrek. Instead of ratting Loup out, Robot decides to go into a truce where Loup can do anything he wants as long as it doesn't inter with recovering the rest of the robots or get in the way of Kat's work in exchange for actively maintaining Loup's cover; Loup agrees mostly out of amusement. The chapter ends with Annie and Reynard finding Kat and some people standing in the beach on the Court, where Kat reveals the body of water the Court's coast is surrounding ''IS NOT AN OCEAN.'']]
* Chapter 85: [[spoiler:
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* Chapter 82: [[spoiler: When Loup let go of the Forest, it crossed the threshold into the Court, causing untold damage to everything near the barrier, as well as displacing the Forest's entire population. Aata takes responsibility for what happened and states he was kicked out of the Shadow Men, implied to be from using his powers to save a mortally wounded Shell. Shell decides to join Aata in leaving the group, and then reveals what Project Omega actually is: Moving out of the Court to create a new one.]]
* Chapter 83: [[spoiler: Many of the Court robots have their consciousness' transferred to newer bodies similar to Arthur, and have been mostly working to dig up any remaining robots still trapped after Loup let go of the Forest and collecting their CPUs. Loup is revealed to be Jerrick, supposedly one the "newest" robots to have a new body.]]
* Chapter 85: [[spoiler: Jerrick is going Annie and her groups efforts in trying to capture Loup. Kat is then invited to a special meeting with various high level court officials that night. Loup manages to destroy Reynard's original body, and afterwards encounters Robot, who reveals that he knows Loup is disguising himself as Jerrick. Instead of ratting Loup out, Robot decides to go into a truce where Loup can do anything he wants as long as it doesn't inter with recovering the rest of the robots or get in the way of Kat's work in exchange for actively maintaining Loup's cover; Loup agrees mostly out of amusement. The chapter ends with Annie and Reynard finding Kat and some people standing in the beach on the Court, where Kat reveals the body of water the Court's coast is surrounding ''IS NOT AN OCEAN.'']]
* Chapter 83: [[spoiler: Many of the Court robots have their consciousness' transferred to newer bodies similar to Arthur, and have been mostly working to dig up any remaining robots still trapped after Loup let go of the Forest and collecting their CPUs. Loup is revealed to be Jerrick, supposedly one the "newest" robots to have a new body.]]
* Chapter 85: [[spoiler: Jerrick is going Annie and her groups efforts in trying to capture Loup. Kat is then invited to a special meeting with various high level court officials that night. Loup manages to destroy Reynard's original body, and afterwards encounters Robot, who reveals that he knows Loup is disguising himself as Jerrick. Instead of ratting Loup out, Robot decides to go into a truce where Loup can do anything he wants as long as it doesn't inter with recovering the rest of the robots or get in the way of Kat's work in exchange for actively maintaining Loup's cover; Loup agrees mostly out of amusement. The chapter ends with Annie and Reynard finding Kat and some people standing in the beach on the Court, where Kat reveals the body of water the Court's coast is surrounding ''IS NOT AN OCEAN.'']]
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* Chapter 81: [[spoiler:Annie finally brings Loup the remaining special item. The Court takes the opportunity to try to capture Loup's Coyote-aspect when it appears. They fail, and the Coyote-aspect reveals to Annie why Loup exists: to make it possible for Annie to kill Coyote and Ysengrin, after which she will know what to do next, but not how to do it. The Coyote-aspect, knowing Annie would never willingly do such a thing, tells Loup everything in order to force her hand. Loup completely freaks out, ending the peace treaty between the Forest and the Court and ordering the Forest to completely invade the Court. Before cutting to black, we see the tidal-wave-like Forest effortlessly destroy the Court's emergency barrier...]]
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* Chapter 79: [[spoiler: The group get pulled into Zimmy's MentalWorld again... and while they're in there she reunites the two iterations of Annie into a single entity]].
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** Furthermore, this is not the first time Annie has been "spliced". [[spoiler: The first time was all the way back in Year Seven, when she fell off the bridge... only nobody noticed, because the original Annie had died in the fall.]]
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* Chapter 76: Kat decides to build something from her old sketches in order to relax... and unknowingly creates the very first Tic-Toc.
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* Chapter 69: [[spoiler: It turns out "Loup's Trick" from the title of the chapter, is having somehow ''split Annie into two people''. [[note]] Forest!Annie, with longer hair, nicknamed "Frannie" and Court!Annie, with shorter hair, nicknamed "Courtney"[[/note]]]]
** [[spoiler: It's not clear which Annie is the "real" one, and according to both magical and scientific measurements, they're '''both''' the real one.]]
* Chapter 71: it is revealed that [[spoiler: '''Neither''' Annie is the "original" one. It seems like Loup has displaced the "original" Annie in time, and brought in Two "alternate timeline" Annies. Apparently the "original" ceases to exist when this kind of "shift" happens.]]
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* Chapter 71: it is revealed that [[spoiler: '''Neither''' Annie is the "original" one. It seems like Loup has displaced the "original" Annie in time, and brought in Two "alternate timeline" Annies. Apparently the "original" ceases to exist when this kind of "shift" happens.]]
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* Chapter 71: It is revealed that [[spoiler: '''neither''' Annie is native to this timeline. It seems like Loup split the timeline into three and moved two of the resulting Annies to the other timeline. What happened to ''this'' timeline's Annie is unknown.]]
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* Chapter 71: It is revealed that [[spoiler: '''neither''' Annie is native to this timeline. It seems like Loup split the timeline into three and moved two of the resulting Annies to the other timeline. What happened to ''this'' timeline's Annie is unknown.]]
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* Chapter 69: [[spoiler: It turns out "Loup's Trick" from the title of the chapter, is having somehow ''split Annie in two''.into two people''. [[note]] Forest!Annie, with longer hair, nicknamed "Frannie" and Court!Annie, with shorter hair, nicknamed "Courtney"[[/note]]]]
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* Chapter 69: [[spoiler: 'Loup's Trick' It turns out "Loup's Trick" from the title of the chapter turns out to be chapter, is having somehow ''split Annie in two''. [[note]] Forest!Annie, with longer hair, nicknamed "Frannie" and Court!Annie, with shorter hair, nicknamed "Courtney"[[/note]]]]
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* Chapter 69: [[spoiler: 'Loup's Trick' from the title of the chapter turns out to be having somehow ''split Annie in two''[[note]] two''. [[note]] Forest!Annie, with longer hair, nicknamed "Frannie", "Frannie" and Court!Annie, with shorter hair, nicknamed "Courtney"[[/note]]. "Courtney"[[/note]]]]
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* Chapter 69: [[spoiler: 'Loup's Trick' from the title of the chapter turns out to be having somehow ''split Annie in two''.[[note]] two''[[note]] Forest!Annie, with longer hair, nicknamed "Frannie", Court!Annie, with shorter hair, nicknamed "Courtney"[[/note]] "Courtney"[[/note]]. It's not yet clear which Annie is the "real" one, and according to both magical and scientific measurements, they're '''both''' the real one.]]
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* Chapter 69: [[spoiler: 'Loup's Trick' from the title of the chapter turns out to be having somehow ''split Annie in two'' two''.[[note]] Forest!Annie, with longer hair, nicknamed "Frannie", Court!Annie, with shorter hair, nicknamed "Courtney" [[/note]]. "Courtney"[[/note]] It's not yet clear which Annie is the "real" one, and according to both magical and scientific measurements, they're '''both''' the real one.]]
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* Chapter 69: [[spoiler: 'Loup's Trick' from the title of the chapter turns out to be having somehow ''split Annie in two'' [[note]] Forest!Annie, with longer hair, nicknamed "Frannie", Court!Annie, with shorter hair, nicknamed "Courtney" [[/note]] [[/note]]. It's not yet clear which Annie is the "real" one, and according to both magical and scientific measurements, they're '''both''' the real one.]]
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* Chapter 69: [[spoiler: 'Loup's Trick' from the title of the chapter turns out to be having somehow ''split Annie in two''[[note]] two'' [[note]] Forest!Annie, with longer hair, nicknamed "Frannie", Court!Annie, with shorter hair, nicknamed "Courtney" [[/note]] It's not yet clear which Annie is the "real" one, and according to both magical and scientific measurements, they're '''both''' the real one.]]
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** The wham keeps coming. [[spoiler: Remember those seeds Ysengrin dropped at the court back in Chapter 14? Well, we finally find out what they were for, as a ''giant'' tree erupts up and destroys what appears to be several city blocks worth of buildings. And it seems like ''all'' of the samples from the Wood that are housed in the Court are receiving the same treatment.]]
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** Even crazier is [[spoiler: Ysengrin somehow fusing with Coyote and completely destroying the bridge that connects Gunnerkrigg Court with the forest. This basically means that ''Annie can't return to the forest!!'']]
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* Chapter 64: [[spoiler: Surma cheated on James with Anthony and when they returned from Brazil, she bluntly told James she was leaving him.]]
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* Chapter 61: [[spoiler: Red calmly tears into Annie for the events of the previous chapter and tells her to never speak to her or Ayilu again.]]
