Editing Ghetsin Impact

[[File:Ghetsinff.png|thumb|The proposed cover for Issue 1 of Ghetsin Impact. Great Job, Millings!]]
Ghetsin Impact was a series of manga comics developed and written by [[Millings]]. Since [[Millings]] wrote them, absolutely nobody read them; however, Ghetsin Impact was actually one of the best-written scripts in Omniversal History. Too bad the author was [[Millings]].

== Plot ==
The first issue of Ghetsin Impact follows a young boy, Kai, who falls in love with his middle-aged nanny, May. May and Kai have a forbidden (and illegal) romance, and eventually, Kai impregnates May. 

The seventy four other issues of Ghetsin Impact vary slightly from the original plot; there are in-depth political analyses, vore of [[Francis Merrigold]], and instructions on how to cook [[Garraxia|Garraxian]] Methamphetamine. 

== Millings Publisher Search ==
[[Millings]] searched across the Omniverse for a publisher who would pick up his series, but being the sole resident janitor at the [[Temple of Rannjoe]], he was never able to leave the property. Once, he asked a dear friend of his, Binnings, to deliver the  transcript to a comic publisher on [[Zerrion]]; however, Binnings was eaten by a homeless person before he could deliver the transcript.

Millings Binnings Funeral

Millings eventually realized what had happened to Binnings, and held a funeral for him. He invited all of the [[The Warshippers|Warshippers]]; however, the only individual who attended the funeral was [[Horse MK. 2|Horse MK.2]], who was visiting the [[Temple of Rannjoe]] on a spiritual journey. Millings spoke to Horse MK. 2 about Ghetsin Impact, and the cybersteed promised to arrange a meeting with a publisher he met while serving as [[Waifurian Dynasties|Waifurian Emperor.]]

Unfortunately, [[Horse MK. 2]] died later that day, and was unable to give [[Millings]] the proper information to contact the publisher.

== Millings Sad Arc ==
[[Millings]] went through an arc where the fur golem was much sadder than normal, refusing to clean up the sexual egress left around the temple. Eventually, Millings accepted that the series would never be published, and forgot about it.