Tamayo correctly guessed the identity of A MYSTERIOUS STRANGER I guess.
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“let us walk”
Someone’s gonna need to wear a ribbon on their neck for a few weeks.
WOW. Julia Tertia Seneca’s eyes are exotic.
All that pale wintry whiteness and then BAM, deep yellow sunflower-colored eyes.
I’d be mesmerized too.
I am somewhat rooting for the 2D goblin professor
I miss thugamguy (been a year plus since I’ve read any of the original, excuse the spelling)
but yea huza for goblins and orcs!
Gorgeous stuff
So…wait… Tertia Seneca is a vampire? Wat?
Vampirism has like totally different implications in this world. In our world, one of the perks of being a vamp is the long life, but with elven lifespans one must ask ‘what’s the point’ to a degree – that is unless Tertia is over 700 years old. Maybe she just has a liking for blood or being cursed (assuming vampirism carries a curse in this world). Nonetheless, with the value of immortality lessened noticeably one must ask if the perks still outweigh the costs.
Assuming vampires exist, being one presumably really sucks.
Her familiars are quite bitey and two-fanged. Iiiinteresting.
I don’t know…Vampires are immortal. Elves merely long lived. Its still a difference. Besides, to a mortal, it wouldn’t matter how old elves got, because you wouldn’t be one.