Iolaous shielded his red eyes from the brightening dawn. The sun still stung his eyes even after a century of living on the surface. He passed through the market place and picked up a basket of fruit. Lynear loved fruit so he thought it would be a suitable gift for her. As he entered his lover's small home he found her still in bed. She lay on her side hugging her covers.
"Really still in bed? I'm surprised." He said as he opened her bedroom curtains.
He set the fruit basket down on a small table and bit into an apple. He smiled at Lynear who stare up at him. He then noticed her green eyes were red and puffy and her dark golden hair was we
Vyfil wandered the streets of Lusken. Several citizens of the city gave him leery looks; some even noticed that he was only half drow. He heard them curse "Half breed" under their breath. It didn't matter; he had come to Luskan for a reason.
His father had been a drow captain from Waterdeep. He had won the trust of many by his good deeds. Vyfil and his sister were living a peaceful life when their father was killed two years ago. He was felled by a pirate named Mavok in an effort to save his friends. Over the years Vyfil became consumed with anger and hate. His father had warned him of Lolth's influence over the Drow and he could feel the
Iolaous shielded his red eyes from the brightening dawn. The sun still stung his eyes even after a century of living on the surface. He passed through the market place and picked up a basket of fruit. Lynear loved fruit so he thought it would be a suitable gift for her. As he entered his lover's small home he found her still in bed. She lay on her side hugging her covers.
"Really still in bed? I'm surprised." He said as he opened her bedroom curtains.
He set the fruit basket down on a small table and bit into an apple. He smiled at Lynear who stare up at him. He then noticed her green eyes were red and puffy and her dark golden hair was we
Vyfil wandered the streets of Lusken. Several citizens of the city gave him leery looks; some even noticed that he was only half drow. He heard them curse "Half breed" under their breath. It didn't matter; he had come to Luskan for a reason.
His father had been a drow captain from Waterdeep. He had won the trust of many by his good deeds. Vyfil and his sister were living a peaceful life when their father was killed two years ago. He was felled by a pirate named Mavok in an effort to save his friends. Over the years Vyfil became consumed with anger and hate. His father had warned him of Lolth's influence over the Drow and he could feel the
Vyfil wandered the streets of Lusken. Several citizens of the city gave him leery looks, some even noticed that he was only half drow. He heard them curse "Half breed" under their breath. It didn't matter, he had come to Luskan for a reason.
His father had been a drow captain from Waterdeep. He had won the trust of many by his good deeds. Vyfil and his sister were living a peaceful life when their father was killed two years ago. He was felled by a pirate named Mavok in an effort to save his friends. Over the years Vyfil became consumed with anger and hate. His father had warned him of Lolth's influence over the Drow and he could feels th
Iolaous shielded his red eyes from the brightening dawn. The sun still stung his eyes even after a century of living on the surface. He passed through the market place and picked up a basket of fruit. Lynear loved fruit so he thought it would be a suitable gift for her. As he entered his lover's small home he found her still in bed. She lay on her side hugging her covers.
"Really still in bed? I'm surprised." He said as he opened her bedroom curtains.
He set the fruit basket down on a small table and bit into an apple. He smiled at Lynear who stare up at him. He then noticed her green eyes were red and puffy and her dark golden hair was we
would love a line art of your skeleton pinup to airbrush on a shirt any possible way you can make this happen for me thanks. just the line art so i can tranfer it to a shirt i think it would make a killer shirt.great art keep it up.