BLUMIU'S PROFILE

Sounds interesting :) I'll try and check it out according to schedule if not working. And your illness sounded the same as mine, terrible thing not even I'm sure what it was.

author=MadJak91
Yesss! All my CV sense are tingling, haha :D
He looks way too cool! I really enjoy this type of dark fantasy drawings but I am either too lazy to search properly or not many people draw in this style.
That dark gothic almost anime like stuff. Is there a proper word?

Anyway.
Are these ALL for a possible game or an illustrated story? Because it is pretty obvious you have a lot of lore and relationships planned. Some authors develop as they go.

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I'm actually somewhat glad to make the change to dark fantasy (even though not the only thing I do) because I really don't see that a lot or perhaps haven't come across it. Variety is always a great thing and allows more options. Pretty much just as you said, but especially so when glancing over projects in development.
I think the genre in anime is called gothic, but can be categorized in different things like fantasy, cyberpunk and supernatural, like as sub-genres.

Depends on what I'm posting. If it is for the Eternity project, I would love to make the entirety into a game in the future, but that will consume all my free-time, so I'll have to be in a good position to devote towards it mentally and financially. For some if not all stories I wanted to do an artbook for, but for others like ALTER, Musuko no Kaminari, likely not. I can more see those as manga along with Kimono POW, but if I was never able to do a game, I'd make the Eternity series into manga as well.
Story had always been important to me, but I started doing concepts, bios, terminology and timelines with a game in mind. I'll see what feels right after my first book is done or have enough a collection of short stories. Innocenza couldn't be a game because it centers more on interpersonal drama, but seems a visual novel game.

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I'll be back on later to tidy things up and resize a few images.

*Everything is looking in order. Gander at leisure.

Innocenza- The Man in Blue



Once again set for my next destination under the Lord's guidance, I ignore the ache creeping up my decrepit leg and push on with purpose in mind. The sky was perfect blue with gossamer clouds floating west, a good sign for my travels. Lord Kean and his subjects of Austenburg had welcomed me graciously, but in my heart of hearts, I knew their devotion had been condition and not an in-born love. Even so, I preached with that in mind.

Crossing the small bridge drew me toward the crossroads I had come a month earlier. I had to decide whether to head back and direct myself to Horne or westward through a small stretch of rural villages; the simpler the life, the more receptive the heart I had found. As I came to the opening of the forest path, the shade of it's evergreen limbs welcome me into its indigenous bosom.

It was then I came to a sudden stop, my luggage of scripture, a change of clothes, writing utensils and a swaddle of baked bread from Lady Keane's kitchen nearly doubled me forward, putting strain on my left leg. But it was what was before that startled me, cradled into themselves by the roadside in the shade of a burke. Small in form I immediately surmised them to be tender in age, resting or perhaps deep in slumber.

They had not taken notice of my presence as I stood as a voyeur, unsure whether to disturb them or ask if they were in need of some assistance. Austenburg was only three miles back if they were in need of escort. Deciding it best err on the side of compassion, it was not even a full step in that the cloaked stranger shot me a sudden and piercing gaze; I immediately froze in place, not in peril of the fierce fiery red eyes that held me, but in the desperate and circumspect nature they possessed.

Her pale skin seemed to glow in the light that streamed over my shoulder, streams of blonde hair hanging down into her face. This was a Penumbra girl, most certainly stranded if the hunts had taken her this far.

"E-Excuse me..." I sheepishly stammered, unsure of whether any tone could be taken in peace.

It would seem not as she suddenly sprung to her feet, but then hobbled to the side. In what I thought was weariness from her flight, in which it may still have been, I then beheld in the most acute bewilderment and horror at what protruded from beneath her shroud. In all my life I have never witnessed such a thing nor wish to ever again, but it took me back in a baffled daze.

Off into the wood she disappeared with the grace and speed of a ferline, leaving me in but a moment in the symphony of the forest. Both my hands trembled and so i sat down my bag and gave myself a moment to collect myself against the closest tree. That young girl, that child was heavy with child...

author=MadJak91
Heh. But I guess mercenaries are rarely normal... in various ways.
If anything, it might create some competitive problems.
Still, whatever gets the job done I suppose :D

It certainly worked out for the benefit of the band she was with, but even among the ranks, having even a woman outdo men in even strength is going to stand out and raise questions; Alemayehu has her brawn to outclass most, but when someone half her size can best her, you're going to stand out.

Mercenaries tend to do whatever pays as well, so ability aside, getting the job done as you said is what matters in the end. Rema's principle and morals would get in the way before anything else, which becomes a trend for her ^^