Oh my, the weirdness expands. =O
The narration seems less formal (or something) this time around - "you see," "I'm fairly certain," and later on it says "yeah" a few times. The previous one struck me as more by-the-book, which added to the comedy for me because of the ridiculous situation it was describing.
Just a proofreading thing. =]
Twilight reference?
This strikes me as less of a writer thing to do and more of what my friend Brian does when he describes to me a world he created for D&D or something. Maybe try to describe what's going on spatially, or by giving details of what the characters are seeing, instead of describing the concepts of the world you've made.
Sounds weird.
Anywho, it took me a bit to wrap my head around the total disconnect from the previous part. I'm still not sure what to think of it. I was certainly not expecting wizards to come into this. I just hope he doesn't have a bag full of deus ex machinas. =P
I'll still stick around though, the first installment got me hooked well enough to be interested in how this plays out.
Is there a purpose to the LORE? Because he seems to disappear pretty quickly and I'm not sure why you would create an acronym for such a minor character. But if not, it might be nice to have just a bit more focus on him so we'll remember him next time he shows up.
I sound like all criticism but I did find it enjoyable. =P