scara colored sketch, for some reason

seen from Singapore

seen from France
seen from Norway
seen from China

seen from Vietnam
seen from Yemen

seen from Malaysia

seen from Germany

seen from Singapore
seen from Malaysia
seen from United States

seen from Spain

seen from Indonesia
seen from China

seen from United States

seen from Türkiye

seen from United States
seen from United States

seen from Malaysia

seen from United States
scara colored sketch, for some reason
Wanderer and his little dragon🌱
Commission 1/7 for @wertzunge ✨️
Thank you so so much max for the big bundle of comissions T^T!!!🫶 I hope i made your first one justice. I had such a nice time drawing this ^^ i also got to use my outfit for bby durin~
A New Roommate and A Letter
A/N: I came across this thought out of nowhere and before I knew it, the story has been written. I really love to see Wanderer interact with the others and acting like a tsundere.
Summary: Sethos gets a new roommate at the Akademiya but befriending him isn’t as easy as he thought, or isn’t it?
Words: 2,576 words under the cut
.. seems someone got caught studying for too long.. hopefully they wont wake Durin.. (Should I write the fic I had in mind for this?..)
fully sketch-coloured version under cut..
⋆★⋆ Tiny tickly trouble⋆★⋆
Summary: 𝕎𝕙𝕠 𝕨𝕠𝕦𝕝𝕕 𝕙𝕒𝕧𝕖 𝕥𝕙𝕠𝕦𝕘𝕙𝕥 𝕥𝕙𝕒𝕥 𝕥𝕙𝕖 𝔸𝕣𝕒𝕟𝕒𝕣𝕒’𝕤 𝕗𝕒𝕧𝕠𝕦𝕣𝕚𝕥𝕖 𝕨𝕒𝕪 𝕥𝕠 𝕞𝕒𝕜𝕖 𝕒 𝕔𝕖𝕣𝕥𝕒𝕚𝕟 𝕡𝕦𝕡𝕡𝕖𝕥 𝕤𝕞𝕚𝕝𝕖 𝕚𝕤 𝕥𝕚𝕔𝕜𝕝𝕚𝕟𝕘 𝕙𝕚𝕞? ℙ𝕣𝕠𝕓𝕒𝕓𝕝𝕪 𝕖𝕧𝕖𝕣𝕪𝕠𝕟𝕖 𝕖𝕩𝕔𝕖𝕡𝕥 𝕠𝕓𝕝𝕚𝕧𝕚𝕠𝕦𝕤 𝔻𝕦𝕣𝕚𝕟…
Genre: 𝔽𝕣𝕚𝕖𝕟𝕕𝕤𝕙𝕚𝕡/𝕗𝕝𝕦𝕗𝕗/𝕥𝕚𝕔𝕜𝕝𝕖 𝕗𝕚𝕔
(𝕃𝕖𝕖!𝕎𝕒𝕟𝕕𝕖𝕣𝕖𝕣, 𝕝𝕖𝕣!𝔸𝕣𝕒𝕟𝕒𝕣𝕒 + 𝕜𝕚𝕟𝕕𝕒 𝔻𝕦𝕣𝕚𝕟)
“Hey, hat guy, you know you can talk to me,” Durin assured his friend for the fifth time, but the latter simply didn’t want to talk.
Ever since they had woken up in Gandharva Ville that morning and continued their journey, the Wanderer had been more sullen than usual. The corners of his mouth, which were usually straight as a line and showed no emotion, were now slightly turned down.
There was a dangerous gleam in his eyes that warned everyone from miles away not to talk to him.
This had not escaped Durin's notice, of course, but he had no idea what could be causing it. Being the stubborn mule that hat guy was, he hadn't even bothered to lie, instead answering every question with useless one-word responses.
“Why are you so grumpy today?” Durin asked again, his tail twitching in annoyance.
“I'm not,” Scaramouche immediately denied, without even glancing at the dragon boy behind him.
“You don't have to tell me the reason, maybe there isn't one. But at least admit that it's true!” whined Durin, pushing his companion's hat up slightly from behind so that it now covered his eyes.
“Cut the nonsense,” growled the Wanderer, instantly adjusting his oversized hat.
Sighing, Durin continued to walk behind him, refraining from any further teasing. After about an hour, the two finally reached a clearing where Wanderer decided to take a break.
Durin, who had also become a tiny bit grumpy in the meantime, quickly grabbed the katsu sandwiches that Collei had made for them that morning.
She was a good cook, and Durin had naturally become friends with her right away, not least because she had also been fascinated by him and his dragon attributes.
Tighnari, whom the hat guy probably already knew from the Akademyia, had also been very friendly to him, and his long fennec fox ears looked really fluffy.
As Durin thought about the two of them, he became a little less grumpy again. He liked having lots of friends, even though he was always a little nervous at first when it came to meeting new people.
Scaramouche, however, was different. Human contact did not make him happy or excited; no, it seemed to really get on his nerves. At least, that's how he wanted it to appear, but he never seemed to have a problem with Durin's presence.
Perhaps the dragon boy could use that to his advantage...
Without further ado, he rummaged through his bag until he finally found what he was looking for: a small lunch box filled with the remains of his special apple stew.
“Would you like some?” he asked, helping himself as well.
“No, thanks,” muttered the puppet, who didn’t eat very often anyway, since he certainly didn’t need to. Despite everything, Durin had hoped he could calm his friend down with food, but he had probably thought too simply.
“Come on, hat guy! I can give you my sandwich too,” Durin pleaded, reaching for the sandwich he had briefly set aside.
To his confusion, he realized it was gone. No wrapping paper, no crumbs or traces, nothing at all. But he knew he hadn't eaten it, so where was it?
“Did you eat my sandwich?” he asked, still confused, but Wanderer just shook his head disinterestedly. Until he suddenly turned around jerkily.
“Durin, did you just tap me on the shoulder?”
Confused, he shook his head.
“You don't have to lie,” assured hat guy, sounding less annoyed. Nevertheless, Durin shook his head again.
“I didn't tap you, why would I?”
“How would I know? "
"Maybe you can't think straight anymore from being so grumpy,” said Durin with a shrug, not caring about Scara's strange behavior.
“You did it again!” he complained once more a few seconds later, staring slightly unsettled at Durin's hands, which hung innocently at his sides and hadn't moved an inch.
“I didn't,” the dragon pouted, rightly offended.
“You don't have to lie to me... and that means I don't have to lie to you either,” sighed Wanderer, who was firmly convinced that Durin was provoking him just to get an answer out of him.
“It's about the Akademiya. I just finished revising all of their books on historical events, and now they're getting new ones...”
“Is that why you're in such a bad mood today? Seriously?” the other asked incredulously, already holding his stomach with laughter.
“Stop laughing like that,” Wanderer pouted, crossing his arms in front of his chest in offense.
“By the way, you can stop nudging me now,” he added grumpily.
“I told you it wasn't me!”
“It really wasn't you?” asked the puppet, puzzled, covering his sides alternately with his hands. Shortly afterwards, a childlike giggle rang out, one that Wanderer knew all too well, but it wasn't his own.
He would never do something as childish as giggling anyway.
Durin, on the other hand, stared cluelessly at the clearing in front of him, while Wanderer had apparently started punching at thin air and staggering back and forth in a comical manner. But he himself neither saw nor heard anything.
So what was his friend seemingly fighting against? His own shadow? Were the books driving him really that crazy?!
“Um... Hat guy, are you okay?” his dragon companion asked immediately, naturally concerned.
“Never felt better,” stammered the older one as he ran backwards like he’d been stung, for no apparent reason.
“Then... what exactly are you doing?”
“Nothing, obviously!” Scaramouche asserted, not particularly convincingly. This was largely due to the Aranaras, which were getting closer and closer to him.
Hidden from Durin's eyes, these were small creatures of various colors with large leaves on their heads. They kept jumping up and down and poking Wanderer in the sides or stomach, while the Wanderers desperately tried to brush them off without laughing in the process.
“Grumpy Nara! Smile a little,” one of them called out, though it was hard to tell which one.
“No!” protested the so-called grumpy Nara, trying to escape somehow as the little creatures slowly but surely surrounded him.
Durin, however, couldn't see any of this and was therefore very surprised by his friend's strange behavior.
“Why are you grinning like that?” he asked again.
“I'm not,” Wanderer insisted, using one of his hands to hide his mouth behind it.
This turned out to be not a particularly good idea, as he now had one less hand free to defend himself against the little monsters.
Durin, who had of course noticed by now that something was amiss, approached curiously and squinted his eyes intently, hoping to catch a glimpse of what Wanderer was fleeing from.
However, he still couldn't see anything.
“I'm not grumpy at all! And I'm not a Nara or whatever,” Wanderer clarified indignantly.
Durin, who couldn't hear the teasing voices of the Aranara, looked around the seemingly empty clearing, partly concerned, partly confused.
“You haven't been nibbling on any suspiciously poisonous-looking mushrooms, have you?”
“How stupid do you think I am?!” snorted the Scholar.
“I just mean –” Durin began to explain, but stopped short when his friend made a rather unusual noise.
A shrill, high-pitched squeak.
A few moments later, he threw himself to the ground almost as if he was possessed.
The dragon boy watched in bewilderment. Of course, his first reaction was to rush to Scara's aid, but when he realized that the latter was now just laughing himself silly, he froze in place in surprise.
“Hat guy?” he stammered uncertainly, trying to get the puppet's attention.
“Leave me alone,” he replied, rolling convulsively back and forth in the soft grass.
He was aware that Durin couldn't see the many little creatures that had now surrounded him, overwhelmed him, and pinned him to the ground with their combined strength.
However, that only made it even more humiliating than it already was.
“The grumpy Nara laughs!” exclaimed one of the little creatures triumphantly and began to climb up his victims belly, which only tickled him even more.
“Leave me alone, all of you!” giggled Scaramouche, which immediately took away any sense of menace.
“All of you? Who else do you mean?”
Once again, Durin received no answer, and slowly Wanderer’s strange behavior began to really annoy him.
“What's gotten into you, hat guy?” he wondered, stepping a little closer to the action.
“Nothing! Everything's fine!” Scaramouche assured him as he desperately fought for the freedom of his arms, which the Aranara kept trying to pin down together.
Durin, who was unaware of all this, decided to put an end to Wanderer's struggle, but not in his favor.
“Stop it, hat guy, you're going to hurt yourself,” he muttered worriedly, holding his friend's hands firmly above his head.
“No! Durin, let go! You don't understand!” he protested abruptly, of course, and pulled with all his might, only to fail miserably.
Of course, the little monsters immediately realized that Durin was unknowingly being a great help to them and began excitedly poking Wanderer's now exposed armpits.
“Durin, please! YOU HAVE TO LET ME GO!” he almost screamed, pulling even harder on his arms. He couldn't believe how someone could look so innocent and behave so heartlessly at the same time.
Did this dragon really have no empathy when he was so obviously suffering here?
“I don't think so, hat guy. I don't know what's going on with you right now, but I like it.”
In disbelief, said hat guy looked up at the face of his so-called friend and was furious to see that he had the nerve to grin!
“Dragon Nara is helping us!” one of the little Aranara realized happily and pointed proudly at Durin, who of course was unaware of any of this.
Wanderer, meanwhile, felt as if he was losing his mind. Those little hands, no bigger than a toddler's, were everywhere on his sides, hips, stomach, and armpits. They were poking and scratching him everywhere, teasing him and making delighted squeaking noises every time Scaramouche almost choked on his own laughter.
Durin watched the scene with a blissful smile. He knew what Wanderer's ticklish laugh sounded like and already had a rough idea of what was happening here.
However, he didn't want to stop it, because his otherwise emotionless traveling companion laughed far too rarely. And anyway, he wouldn't be much help if he couldn't even see what was happening so he had the perfect excuse to do nothing.
“Grumpy Nara is happy now!” whispered the Aranare to each other joyfully, but of course this did not escape Wanderer's alert ears.
He couldn't really tell if he was truly happy behind the overwhelming feeling of embarrassment.
“Durin! Let go of me and help me, please!” he pleaded, his usually soft voice already sounding slightly hoarse from laughing so much, or rather from desperately trying to hold it back.
“If you tell me why you're laughing so much, I'll be happy to,” Durin teased, waiting eagerly.
“That's ridiculous!", the shorter one wanted to argue, but changed his mind in a flash when the little creatures started bombarding the small dip that served as his belly button with little pokes.
“Okay, okay! These little monsters straight from hell are tickling me!”
Durin, who had already expected something like this, raised an eyebrow in feigned surprise: “Tickling? How, like this?”
Even as he uttered this sentence, he let go of Wanderer's wrists and pressed his thumbs into his hip bones instead.
“Stop that, you traitor!” laughed Wanderer, rearing up slightly and throwing some of the Aranara off him, for which he actually felt a little bit guilty.
He didn't want to seriously hurt anyone afterall, no matter how much he hated his situation at that moment.
“But laughing suits you much better than constantly sulking!”
“I don't care!”
Still laughing, Wanderer ,now no longer pinned down, quickly curled up into a protective ball to fend off the Aranara, that were once again rushing towards him.
“All right fine, you've laughed enough for today, as far as I'm concerned,” sighed Durin, helping Wanderer back onto his feet.
He skillfully ignored the invisible pokes that literally came out of nowhere in the process.
“That was so unfair,” the puppet chuckled exhaustedly and hastily put his emotionless expression back on. Durin shouldn't even dare getting the idea he enjoyed any of that nonsense!
“But the idea of you being tickled by tiny invisible creatures really is hilarious", the dragon giggled, his tail swishing in amusement.
“Yeah, yeah whatever. Say that again when you become their victim,” Scaramouche grumbled indignantly, crossing his arms in front of his chest and pouting, trying to somehow get rid of the tingling sensation left in his body.
“Okay", Durin agreed, sounding innocently as ever.
And so the two travelers left the clearing just as quickly as they had arrived, even though Durin couldn't resist making countless jokes at his friend's expense for the rest of the evening. If only he knew how fast the tables could turn in the future.
Yay I finally managed to post a fic and that with a delay of just 12 days! That‘s a perfect example of getting work done guys. Believe me…
🍦 Brats
Art: Fall 2025 Hoyofair (Beyond the Journey by Atokun) and @axstvro on Twitter!
Summary: Scara is working too hard on an assignment, and both Sethos and Durin take notice.
A/N: This started because of a simple mistake on an actual hw assignment I had. And fun fact, I made two simple mistakes that costed me 20 points on my first midterm this Wednesday for a different class and missed out on getting 85% 😔. And I have another midterm coming up on Wednesday. Arghhhhh :( Anyways, this fic was just supposed to be a short one, but I got carried away. SethoScara and Durin are just so fun to write! I hope you enjoy and happy reading!! :)
Word Count: 2638 Also on AO3!
—
"This is ridiculous."
Sethos, who was sitting cross-legged on their bed inside their home in Sumeru, looked up, along with Durin in his human form, who was having his horns trimmed by Sethos. They caught sight of Scara just in time to see him tossing his pencil across the desk he was working at.
"What's wrong?" Durin asked, flapping his wings in concern and making Sethos let out a squeaky giggle, feeling said wings brush against his stomach. Keheheep stihihill!
"I keep making stupid fucking mistakes on such a simple assignment!"
Sethos and Durin exchanged a glance with one another, knowing it must be serious if Scara was cursing instead of trying to use tame language in front of them both.
"Honey, it can't be that bad."
"It's bad, Seth. Tell me, what does 0.0985 round up to?"
"Isn't it 0.1?" Durin chimed in.
"Yes, it is, and you wanna know what I rounded up to?"
"What?"
"A one. A fucking one. One. Point. Zero. I don't know what's gotten into me. And I even prepped all my work last night to plug and chug the numbers, only to find out I screwed up and I have to do everything over again!"
Scara shoved his face into his hands and groaned.
"Take a break for now, babe. You have been busy for a couple of hours."
"It's fine," Scara said, brushing it off. "I'm almost done. I'll take one when I'm finished."
Sethos and Durin exchanged another glance, skeptical of whether he was actually almost done. Sethos patted Durin's head, letting him know he finished with his horns, and they got off the bed, walking towards Scara.
"What's the assignment you're working on anyway?" Durin asked, flanking the right side of Scara's chair as Sethos flanked the other.
"Making a histogram."
"Histo... Can't you just call it a bar graph like a normal person?"
"Sure, for your simple mind, little bee," Scara teased before sighing at something on his paper. "Okay, you two bugs leave me alone so I can finish my work."
Scara picked up his pencil that he had thrown before and leaned forward on his desk, chin in his hand, and a scowl on his face as he stared at the paper in front of him.
A beat passed before Scara huffed, not hearing any indication of them leaving.
"I thought I told you both to leheheheavehehehe!"
Giggles suddenly broke out from his mouth as he dropped his pencil in surprise, feeling them suddenly tickle him.
“Whahahat ahahahare youhuhu bohohoth doihihing!?! Ihihi sahahaid ihihi'm wohohorking!”
Tickletober: Day 1-5
------------{ ☆°•○•°☆ }------------
Pass-The-Lee: Wanderer! Round one~
Here we go, fellas!! What a sassy little thing we've got here, my first time meeting him and, for some reason, he wasn't very polite. 🤭 Let's see if we can break him by the end! With love, of course ☺️💕 I've never played Genshin, did I do a good job getting him right?? XD
Round one: @rachi-roo
Round two: @ghostlee ✨️
Round three: @pinka-wow ✨️
Round four: @fluffyskies ✨️
Round five: @trans-ace-lee (Writing)
Round six: @farfaripol
Round seven: @sp1racle
(Order was randomly generated♡ If anyone needs help when it's their turn, don't be afraid to ask! ❤️)
(No text ver 👇)