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Okay. Euro makes a good point about #20 coming around two years from now, at current pace. CJ wants #21. All good, and the gang. But, in theory, that would compromise my original idea. Therefore, here's the proposal of my story idea. It is involving. It gives a bit of temporary freedom. And, it could come whenever you want. [Paraphrase] Quote:
-Let's say that Vanguard, through whatever reasons, is transported away. From La Perdita. From Earth. And, let's say, that it is not an easy solution to get back.
Now, let's say that we do a story like this.
Totally seperated from all the secondary stuff, involving only our main character. At no time would any "Meanwhile"'s, or, "Interlude on La Perdita"'s come into play, or, be seen. A story, told only about the main characters, in a completely foreign/alien environment, where at no point can any scenes take place back home/on Earth.
Now, let's say that they don't get home at the end of the story.
Let's say that this concept carries us through another story? Two more stories?
See there would be no over-arch by me, except the concept that they are "lost in the unknown". Everyone could do anything they want with the characters, the plot, and the events/fights surrounding, as long as the writers don't do any Earth-scenes, or, get them home.
In the next story, over-arched by whoever wants it, they are still "lost". How much time has passed? What has changed about the team, during their exile? The point is, it's a multi-faceted concept with YOU in mind.
So, maybe they get home in the second story, maybe it carries on. Doesn't matter. Either way, it would be a fun, imaginative change of scenery from the typically-Earth-bound stories.
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And, thus, my proposal.
If this is an accepted idea that people want to do, I can move it to Issue #16, or #17. This would also free-up #21 for CJ, if she wanted it.
If no one is interested, then, it's all moot, and I'll propose a single-story idea for #20.
I have spoken. Now, I ask for responses. 
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