[Left to right: Lead Agent Percival Stanton, Cal the teenage dragon fugitive, Agent Jeanne Townford with a Gun]
The amazing @meadow-roses did a fantastic job with the art and also she's the best I love her so much
All I Wanted Was a Cup of Tea:
Agent Jeanne Townford would really just like a break, but that's a little hard when her very thorough coworker shows up to discuss their current case—at the same time that she is trying to smuggle the fugitive from said case through a portal. Tune in for shenanigans, friendship, and the courage to keep on living.
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So, it's Valentine's Day, and I got seized with the sudden and ambitious urge to draw one of my OC couples for the occasion (ambitious because me? draw two people actively interacting with each other?). However, I'm torn between my current story and my OGs like Benn and Kathryn.
Who would you like to see art of?
Jeanne and Stanton (A Four-Dimensional Plot)
Benn and Kathryn (Rifters, Series 1)
Lyn and Zo (Rifters, Series 2)
Jarryd and Ashley (Waysides)
Rhys and Mara (besties, not romantic) (AFDP)
Gail and Michael (Terrarium Lights)
Other couple who I'm not remembering rn (please tag)
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I don't believe in love and would like you to draw a dragon
Voting ended onFeb 15, 2025
Brief explanations below the cut
Jeanne and Stanton — Coworkers. Stanton has had a crush on her for a while and wants to support her and help her have a better life, but Jeanne doesn't know how to be a person and has to figure out what being in love with someone could even look like. Plus he's technically her antagonist right now, because she's harboring the fugitive he's trying so hard to catch...
Benn and Kathryn — From Benn's perspective this was an intense enemies-to-lovers, and from Kathryn's, she just wanted to befriend the grumpy guy and then Whoops what are these feelings? They are The power couple. They got married and have twins and continue to roam the multiverse doing good and adopting children.
Lyn and Zo — Lyn (former college student) is depressed and wants to sacrifice herself for the greater good, and Zo (former assassin) thinks that's stupid because she's amazing and has so much to offer the world if she's alive and he WILL keep her from dying, so help him. Lyn is pining and in denial because it's less messy to just stuff the feelings into her back pocket and hope they go away. Zo is clueless and thinks that absolute devotion is just what being best friends is like. He's not wrong exactly, but the heart palpitations and urge to kiss her should give him a clue that there's more going on.
Jarryd and Ashley — you know that awkward moment when you're supposed to kidnap someone to be your grandfather's experiment, but then you get trapped in a broken-down spaceship, form a real connection, become friends, and then after mutually rescuing each other multiple times you fall in love? It was a weird few years for them.
Rhys and Mara — skeptic and gremlin. Rhys would like to be in his comfort zone, thank you very much, and Mara wants to Explore the World and get into trouble. Rhys would much rather be the side character, but unfortunately he's the protagonist—and now Mara's enabling him against his will.
Gail and Michael — they've been married for a few decades and love each other deeply. They don't have much screen time since Michael was traveling during most of the story, but when he comes back and finds his wife telling him ghost stories, he believes her and helps her build the ghost a terrarium.
Head of his department and skilled field agent. Leads by example-- and by knowing everything. Personable and warm, but professionalism can make him seem standoffish or awkward. A nerd who likes all the things about his job, including the "monsters". Has an eye for strategy, and is good at placing people to tasks, or tailoring tasks for specific people.
Agent Jeanne Townford:
Field agent and weapons specialist. Knows how to use pretty much any weapon, and can train others to do so, too. A bit of a depressed mess, who cares a lot about helping people--maybe too much, as she has no qualms about throwing herself in the line of fire. Can be surprisingly helpful in comforting victims and the civilians caught up in cases. Typically paired with Stanton, as they do well together in the field.
Concept art for the dragons from A Four-Dimensional Plot!
Their power levels/connection to Mithae (magic) are shown through number of horns/horn branches. They also quite like to accessorize with shiny things on their heads or horns
