>Well, you have precedent for just deciding "wait, I came up with a
>better version of how that could be written, I call 'never happened'
>on that story and here's a new story". But hey, if Song of War
>never got to a point where you were happy enough with it to release
>it, then it's better off beng unreleased.

Oh, it wasn't scrapped and started over; most of what was written when it still had its original working title is retained. It's just that before... oh, say ten days ago, it was only 40-some percent of an actual story, or even something that would stand up as an intermediate installment (which is what it kind of has to be, anyway, given its position in the overall arc of Symphony 5). Even the original title may yet survive, just not attached to this installment (admittedly, if it does it'll be referring to something different).

>After the kind of year you've had, I thank the whims of Eris that
>you're still alive and hanging out online.

There is that.

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