ANYWAY one of my best friends had a birthday at july 15th, so i draw this for her!! we start shipping them because of our rp accounts in blsk, and now they are so dear to me
its gonna be a keychains btw.
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ANYWAY one of my best friends had a birthday at july 15th, so i draw this for her!! we start shipping them because of our rp accounts in blsk, and now they are so dear to me
its gonna be a keychains btw.
Part 1 of my husbando colour wheel challenge: Jiaoqiu for light red/pink
I’ve been meaning to try out the colour wheel drawing challenge so I decided to draw my favourite husbandos (And one son) for it. Hope you guys like it c:
@angel-rain-arisu, Happy Birthday, darling✨ Hope this will make you smile 🌻🍃☀️
JIAOQIU from HONKAI STAR RAIL
No Justification Submitted - Anonymous
COULD TRANSITION HAVE SAVED HER?
Yes
No
It would make her worse
It would make her worse (affectionate)
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I've been a fan of Jiaoqiu character since his announcement and right now I found his archetype elsewhere, and what a joy this is to experience him in a different setting and situations.
So, Tears of Themis and Vyn Richter.
The first card of Vyn, Medieval Suspense, was very Jiaoqiu coded. Let me explain.
They had a roleplay, detective story, medieval setting, and Vyn's character, young Duke kills his own father, who was about to murder a young woman and make alchemical experiments on her. That woman discovers that during the investigation and sends him to execution with her own hands. There is also a romantic subplot, but that's not the case now.
Imagine if Jiaoqiu was sentenced to death for poisoning Hoolay to save Feixiao. Hoolay wanted to harm her. Hoolay harmed many people before her and wanted to put her in a big danger. It was only because of her own strong will that she resisted the Crimson Moon. Jiaoqiu did what he did.
Imagine Feixiao, instead of thanking him for saving her life starts blaming herself for being a murderer, and then exposes Jiaoqiu for being a poisoner.
The irony of perspective and the environment where it happened.
jiaoqiu drawing i totally forgot to post here lol
I miss my blind fox