Some of the other teaser pages from the new manga (from twitter)

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Some of the other teaser pages from the new manga (from twitter)
Friendly reminder to Narita that I love three (3) men and would happily pay for a story about their time studying under the legendary alchemist-sage Majeedah Batutah at her floating workshop.
[Photo: A screenshot of Nile, Zank Rowan, and Denkurō Tōgō, in that order, as cropped from the cover of Baccano! Volume 17 1711 Whitesmile.]
The Devil’s Smile Plays Upon His Lips
Aka “The Elmer Fic” that I’ve been working on and off on for just about eleven months, now.
There are a lot more original characters in this than I expected there to be, and I hope they feel natural to the story. I won’t be copying and pasting it under the cut, because - well, it’s rather long.
Summary: A wild west chase, a café encounter, an airplane ride, religious veneration, and multiple death experiences - and that's only the half of it. A day in the immortal life of Elmer C. Albatross, taking place over the course of centuries. No matter what life throws his way, he remains himself.
Word Count: 32,648 words, if AO3′s count is to be believed.
Warnings for graphic violence, as well as heavy reference to the past torture and abuse that Elmer suffered. I’ve rated this one M as a precaution.
Read on AO3
Majeedah Batutah (Baccano!)
So I’m currently editing Denkuro’s and Zank’s pages on the Baccano! wiki, which naturally means I’ve got the PDFs of the books open on my desktop as I’m cross-referencing info and you know what? I completely forgot that Denkuro, Zank, and Nile were alchemists from Majeedah Batutah’s floating workshop. Hell, I’d forgotten about Majeedah Batutah period.