BE VIGILANT. I LOVE YOU

gay and thriving he/any, questioning labels i draw stuff

[rennerei]

can I interest you in another handful of kcd

[girlhlp]

[arsfa3]

i love women so much

[arsfa3]

i love women so much

[arsfa3]

[arsfa3]

ничего приличного

[barghest-land]

new star was calling me home

[4dcicada]

i don't think we've really delved into Henry's trauma enough

[meanbossart]

Mlord I appreciate the gesture, but I don't think this flower wreath you made me can replace a helmet.

[duknanqq]

[arsfa3]

это мое первое мнение об индро из первой и второй части (02.12.2025) /на счет рахитного просто прикалываюсь... по правде я очень люблю индро из первой части/

[arsfa3]

I made some refs to help me draw characters easier. Thought I’d share. Maybe it’ll help you too!

[meanbossart]

DELETED POST-CREDIT SCENE: Hans finally telling Henry where the damn water comes from.

[maxbegone]

so, you got your revenge. did it make you feel any better? it did.

[4dcicada]

This scene has been on my mind

A bit of spoilers

The way he just stands over a dead istvan, just staring is very unsettling, and especially the dialogue he has with his father afterwards. With Istvan dead and his father's sword back, it should've been the end of all the killings, but Markvart is still alive. Von Bergow is also guilty, but then what? Henry needs to have someone to put the blame on for his parents' death and his hometown's destruction, and even if Istvan—the curator of his parents' death and the destruction of Skalitz—is dead, his parents are still dead and someone needs to take responsibility. Depending on your gameplay—the violence your Henry inflicted upon other people really adds significance to this scene, at least in my opinion

[liquid-pirarucu]

Whatever man

[char-marr]

Henry and his sassy little animations

I always mimic the “Double point” and “No No No”when he does them. His drama is infectious.

[4dcicada]

blue wet dog (and distressed) henry

i really like blue and i think i did ok

[arsfa3]

[meanbossart]

DELETED POST-CREDIT SCENE: Hans finally telling Henry where the damn water comes from.