There seems to be a reoccurring issue where I forget to ink in Fitz's harness and don't realize it's not there until I'm halfway done colouring the page... it's not a huge issue by all means and is an easy fix, but WHY do I do this practically all the time!??
Raven Wolf
Due to human negligence the world as we know it has ended and been reborn. The animal spirits that guide man giving them the forms of animals so that they would be able to survive in this new wilderness. Though now carrying the form of beasts man has not forgotten the place they once had, as an existence greater then just what nature wanted of them, an existence above all.
Those that worked to gain their humanity are known as domestics, while those who wished to follow the rolls the spirits had given them were known as wilds. Both groups grew arrogant and hateful of one another, the wilds saw the domestics as selfish monsters, for they were returning to the ways that had once destroyed the world, while the domestics saw the wilds as primitive beings afraid of progress, they no better than wild animals.
The raven and the wolf spirits grew tired of the destruction and fighting, and sided with the wilds in their ideals, the domestics only capable of further destroying nature. In their anger they marked a tribe of wilds with a curse, they being removed from the sacred circle of life, unable to hunt or grow their own food, their souls never able to move on while their bodies are unable to return to the earth when they died. The curse upon them only broken once the domestics are gone once and for all. The cursed tribe now known to all by the name of the spirits whom cursed them. ‘Raven Wolf’
He reminds me of a baby raccoon I once fought to keep out. I heard scratching at the back door, thought it was one of my cats, looked down and saw the little cutie, slammed the door and it kept pulling it back open. Fought with it for a minute until I got the chain back on.
He reminds me of a baby raccoon I once fought to keep out. I heard scratching at the back door, thou
