Here is Crystal riding Achaius while holding his head. For those of you who are not familiar with my odd character Achaius, do not worry about him. He is modular which means he can magically be taken apart and still work as if everything was still attached. He enjoys giving people rides on his taur back and having his head held. Crystal is doing him the favor of both. The character Crystal belongs to the same person who drew this, https://www.furaffinity.net/user/gameboysage/ The original submission can be found here https://www.furaffinity.net/view/8100792/ Spread the love to her as well and add her submission to your favorites rather than mine.
When I was still cartooning (see my gallery*),I had a background character codenamed Multistage, who could send body parts to do separate tasks. No stories of him were done or even planned. My art did not show my vision. I could only manage a few characters at any time...
I moved on to text stories using the Harvey characters (Baby Huey was hard to work with, being a dumb baby) for about 17 years and then that stopped. I am endeavoring to get BARTELBY FLETCH AND THE INSIDIOUS INVASIONS into usable form.
* When I set up my gallery here, I expected readers to flock it to it and spread the word, but instead I find myself having to prompt people. Maybe I trod on too many toes...
When I was still cartooning (see my gallery*),I had a background character codenamed Multistage, who
I lost this comment suddenly, when my laptop -my new laptop- had a fit.
In my fan-fic sequel "Casper in Wonderland", he is beheaded on order of the savage Queen of Hearts. His head then sees his body "stumbling around blindly" ,He then commands his body to move in a certain way and then pick up his head. He puts it on and then stalks off, having had enough of this land of -lunatics. The people react to this by rioting !
The question is asked, but not answered. Where did his mind reside after the beheading ?
I lost this comment suddenly, when my laptop -my new laptop- had a fit. In my fan-fic sequel "Caspe