So the intertwined universe is, so it's a series that originally was not designed to be a creator owned comic, like, I'm going to take you back to 2014. In 2014, I was living in France, my home country, I was still living there, I was on my way to getting my visa and stay in the United States. But I was still in France, and I and I met these group of Chinese entrepreneurs, they were in video games, they were looking for IPs, intellectual properties. And they were looking for ways to develop on the American market. By creating something that was kind of like Marvel Comics, they were like, totally amazed by what Marvel did, creating the comics and creating a studio and making movies. And they were like, we want to do the same in China. So we had a serious conversation. And they invited me to spend 10 days with them in Beijing, in February of 2015, where the idea was to develop a budget, develop, throw ideas, and lay down foundations for a new universe, which would have been of Chinese characters in the US, for the American market, but fully exploitable in China. So they recruited me to conduct this consulting mission. And so I went, and on the plane to, on the plane to Beijing, I got this idea for Intertwined, which at the time was called the Spirit of the Earth. And the Spirit of the Earth, which is the main character for the Intertwined serries, the spirit of the Earth was, it was based on Chinese cosmology where you have, you have earth, water, wood, fire, and metal, these five elements are the ones holding up the universe. And in my story, at the dawn of time, elements themselves choose a champion, which will defend their elements. These champions are called the spirits in that universe. And so the, we would follow the spirit of the Earth as he starts his career, and it was kind of like a coming of age story with this, this person, and I wanted him to be an immigrant. I wanted him to be the reluctant hero. I wanted him to have this kind of almost Peter Parker, Spider Man type of personality very resilient. And yeah, it was like kind of creating a Chinese Spider Man. And I was really into this thing. And as I was building that thing, and remember I was on it's a, it was a 12 hour plane a trip. So it was I had a long time to think about it. The thing that I wanted to do as a supporting character was trying to introduce a character that was even more of a reluctant hero than the hero itself. And this is where I thought of this silly idea of an Asian Yentl. And I'm like, huh, this is interesting. What if, what if the, the main character Juan meets this woman posing as a man who fled China to escape a forced marriage? And and so I started downloading that and then I pitched it to the Chinese company. They really liked it. But the thing that made every everything fizzle was that I told them that to run a comic book studio in the US, I would need $3 million and they really basically told me Oh, that's great. But we're never going to give that much money to a non Chinese. Okay, well, then everything that I thought of is mine. And when I came back, I simply couldn't let go of this concept. And then as I moved to the United States a few months later, I wouldn't say touring but I was in Chinatown. And, and I clicked, and I was like, okay, Chinatown. Juan Jin, the character of longhaul who is Leah and her male, secret identity, and everything started to fall into place. And, and but I wanted to do something that was kung fu related because I've always been a very much a kung fu fan. A Bruce Lee fan, a kung fu fan. And I met Frederick Pham Chuang, and Fred van twang who is the original artist for Intertwined is not just a wonderful comic book artist is also a martial artist. He he's from a long line of martial artists in his family. His father owned the dojo, his grandfather was a kung fu master. It's something that is his DNA. And so he's very accurate completely say like, I want to do this project with you. But I want the Kung Fu to be accurate. And I'm like, of course, this is what we want. We want accuracy in Kung Fu. So we brought it together. And this awesome sauce was like, taking life, like in front of us, like, we did a Kickstarter. We succeeded. We started working on it, it was hell to produce the first theory, because I was going to personal issues. He was going through personal issues, but we did it. And in 2016, we started publication, we went to a publisher called Dynamite Comics. First, they published the first edition of Intertwined but we were never happy with the way that presented our work the way they sold it, or rather, couldn't really understand how to sell it. So we had to wait five years until we could get our rights back. And when we got our rights back, I told Fred like look, I'm going to republish Intertwined within my company Fair Square Comics. And we're going to do it the way it was always intended to be. And I said, like, not only we're going to do that, but we're going to do more, because that's enough, we've waited long enough to have more Intertwined. This series is popular, we sold all editions combined over 4000 copies of the original Intertwined graphic novel, which is a lot for an independent publisher. And last year, when I told Fred that I wanted to do the spin off the last year, which daughter of Kaifenng, specifically based on Leah, he said, Well, I'm not sure I have it in me. So he helped me put together the project design Leah's costume and other characters costume and he oversaw the Kung Fu scenes in the book. But I worked with two other wonderful artists on last year with Jada and, and that kind of like, took me back a few years, to a few years ago when I was developing Intertwined, and I fell in love with them again. And right now Fred and I are preparing the second volume of Intertwined that should be out late 2024, early 2025, it's going to be it's going to be a big thing.