#febe

[lord-prey]

Another little thingy I wanted to post, Febe belongs to @formless-entity

[im-an-apollogist]

I love your animatic of Little Wolf with Apollo and Python and... I'M IN LOVE WITH YOUR PHOEBE'S DESIGN ✨🤩

I don't know if you got planned to draw her again in a future, but would be so great to see more of her in your style!

Also i love your Leto's design. Do you have one of Asteria? 👀 I'm a big fan of Phoebe and her daughters!

I have only made some little doodles about Asteria. And some sisters angst

[orionandartemisproductions]

The Accrual Ages P.2

The second half of the Accrual Ages! The second Era of Mewni.

Heaven - Daughter of Polaria, and first Half Blood Queen of Mewni, she was different for many reasons. Heaven had a rare connection to spirits, to the veil that separates the physical from the spiritual realms. She could blur the line between the two, talk to the dead, provide peace to spirits, like her grandmother.

Twilight - Daughter of Heaven she was… in all respects a rose herself, a beauty with sharp thorns. She was kind to her friends, and dangerous to her enemies, she was not above physically, mentally, or socially harming those that crossed her. Beware wronging the beautiful flower, for its thrones can be deadly.

Febe - Twilight’s daughter, she was nothing like her parents though, she wanted love in her life, real love. Unfortunately desperation can cloud judgment… Divorced, beheaded, died. From which she would have 3 children, including 2 Queens.

Ursagina - Febe’s first daughter, Ursagina was her heiress, and had a strong dislike of her younger siblings, feeling their fathers replaced hers. Ursagina is the last Vesperia dynasty Queen, passing away tragically from childbirth, her daughter stillborn.

[diceygeist]

[vampbyteart]

my partner and i's OCs ☀🌑

[eparch]

The Four Great Houses of Nayos

(See my original post about kryptis noble houses for where I'm coming from for most of this, though a big chunk of the info there is outdated now.)

So Eparch's Nayos has four major houses: Nephus, Aurkus, Febe, and Mosyn are all named as the founders.

Several nobles also appear in the throne room. It's possible they are each indicative of a lesser house for each existing, perhaps ruling over territories across other parts of Nayos we haven't seen (and perhaps that means Heitor is of such a rank?)

That said, I think the four great houses provide an interesting split in responsibilities:

House Nephus and House Aurkus serve as military oriented houses, while House Febe and House Mosyn handle civil responsibilities.

House Nephus is fairly straightforward: it is composed of strong warriors and brilliant tacticians who would also go on to serve as officers of military. This was of course, run by Grand General Nephus, and its prominent members also include Deimos, Cerus, and Peitha, but with Nephus in exile from Zakiros alongside the rest of his house, it seems likely that Eparch and Labris placed the three siblings here in order to both give them status and to control them.

House Aurkus is composed of assassins and inquisitors, serving to root out dissent discretely and identify threats to the Midnight Throne before they take ground. Aurkus, as far as I can tell, has never appeared directly in-game, but mentions of him include him whispering in Eparch's ear or being horribly sadistic to inquisitorial targets. Kanaxai is, of course, the most prominent member of this house to us. There's also a subtle religious slant to this house in the use of "inquisitors"—Kanaxai's memory of Mosyn even calls her words blasphemies.

House Mosyn is composed of artists and creative talents. Mosyn herself was a singer and a painter, so we can extend these to the rest of the house. It's possible they also served as architects and builders for the kingdom. Mosyn is the only member of the house we know of, though it's possible there were some in-game simply left unstated. Mosyn was unfortunately assassinated by Kanaxai at Aurkus's orders.

House Febe is where things are a little nebulous. We have no clear indication of what role Febe held outside of his relationship with Mosyn, but based on the Temple of Febe and the way religion exists for kryptis as upholding Eparch and Labris as divine (the Thirst for Power book in particular invokes religious imagery for Labris as the "Mother of Nayos" using such things as a "chalice"), perhaps House Febe was the closest to clergy that the kryptis had? If so, they may also have facilitated intellectual pursuits alongside spiritual matters, making them suited to working with House Mosyn. As with House Mosyn, Febe is the only member of this house we know of with the possibility of unstated members. Despite his status under Eparch, he was an outspoken proponent of breaking away from Eparch's tyranny, up until Eparch had Deimos kill him in front of Cerus.

If my assumptions are correct, you could also then place Houses Nephus and Mosyn as largely secular while Houses Aurkus and Febe have more religious slants.

[icebrooding]

Thoughts but is the reason why Deimos (who would still have been rather 'young') was able to kill Febe (who was not only much older but also allegedly massive) because Febe knew Deimos was being manipulated by Eparch?

After all, it's something Febe would have learned from both Peitha and Cerus, as he was their mentor and hero respectively, and would likely have been aware of their lives being raised by Eparch.

Febe would have easily been able to kill Deimos, I think, but did he refrain because he didn't want to play into Eparch's twisted games, or did he not want to kill someone he could have seen as 'innocent' in all of this as it was Eparch's fault he became that way? Or both?

He would rather choose to die upholding what he (and Mosyn) believed in than live and become just another piece of Eparch's twisted society.

[skiesartsanddoom]

Finished concept of my interpretation of Febe.

I really wish I could see him in the game now.

I low key want to hug him.

Also, feel free to use this as a reference for art of him if you like :3 I want to see Febe art lol.