The first batch of characters is finally done!- I might jump to the Mane Six next, and then to some of the main antagonists. It's been a very painful process so far, but at least the idea is finally going ahead hsgshsgshs--
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The first batch of characters is finally done!- I might jump to the Mane Six next, and then to some of the main antagonists. It's been a very painful process so far, but at least the idea is finally going ahead hsgshsgshs--
You going to introduce us to whoever that is, Mei?
“I dunno what the big deal about my mother is. If she had that too, maybe she could help! Right?...”
Even though I don't share much about it, my Valley of Echoes AU grows a little bit more everyday! I have a lot of characters that I want to give an official design to for the story (or at least try) and of course I couldn't forget one of my favorite gals; Suri! Alpaca's echo appeared a couple times before when this blog was still a draft, and only now I'm getting to draw her a proper reference of my own!
This little troublemaker takes a very important role in the story AND on Little Paca's development, so I obviously COULDN'T leave her out. I'll make a small biography for her later on, and then I'm sure y'all will understand why I appreciate this gremlin so much!!
I'm guessing it's embarrassing for you to be talking to Hunger while there's other ponies around and you're the only one who can see her, which makes ponies think that you're going crazy?
“Everyone here in Ponnyile thinks my family is weird, so that doesn't really make a huge difference to my crazy record in the end- anyway, who let the windows open again??”
~ Mei.
When an echo grows too strong, it ceases to be just a repetition and becomes a new voice.