> > > Sooner or later he's either going to have to tell her or hope that he it's easier to convince Danny to romance her...which still might not work. Unless he has some way to force them or trick them into it, which is unlikely. Danny and Liu Xi are both far too smart (though we've never heard Danny's opinion on whether he likes or is attracted to Liu Xi, so that may change things).
> > There's always the desert island scenario.
> There are two problems with that: 1) Liu Xi has been there before with Exu, and has learned to handle it better by now, and 2) She would know who sent her there and why, which would cause problems with the "experiment".
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> The sneakier route might be trying to separate Danny and Kerry in such a way so that Kerry becomes hateful toward Danny, and Danny's heart is destroyed.
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That is good thinking.
> > All we know about the Celestian Madonna so far is that she was believed to be trapped in the bottled city of Badripoor.
> I don't remember who was there, but I'm sure that's going to complicate things. Probably it's one of the juniors.
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The Parody Master believed it was Kerry, then changed his mind.
> > > > > Sounds like Yuki is having fun now. I'm sure she always dreamed of beating up a gang of pirates and stealing their stuff.
> > > > It's her ideal holiday activity. Arr.
> > > At least she's having fun. And maybe Flapjack is too.
> > But what will Anna make of it?
> She might be frightened at first, but become incredibly efficient when she feels threatened. I don't think the pirates will have seen anything quite as fast or dangerous.
> > And let's not forget there's a whole pirate stronghold out there.
> That's where Anna would excel. She could easily leave them all unconcious.
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Well, figure a giant rat's nest of broken ships and interconnected huts atop an unclimbable pillar of mountain where three thousand corsairs and their women carouse, brawl, and plunder and you're not far off.
The question is what does one need to do to become Queen of the Pirates?
> > Liu Xi is female, and therefore doesn't get spoken at loudly.
> How does he handle that language barrier then?
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Possibly by speaking slowly and pointing.
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