#oc: chen

[kachimattou]

drawing i made in honor of finishing all the designs for the part of the lore I’m gonna share first

you will hear more of these fellows soon. except chen (right) because she did not exist at the time I started this 💔 the late goat

[hexagon-catalyst]

i have too many posts on here i wanna make and yet im doing this bullshit

[acanthias]

trying to remember how to draw is actually very clampicated

[krakenshaped]

River snakes in the Nile, treaded water for a while

[winterwoodragon]

More icons! ft @mimemachine's Bradon in the middle

[charlessmith]

[writingisbae]

Honey and lavender

A new wip with angels and demons and lgbt characters, part 1/?

tw (for under the “read more” line): violence, death

Jayna had been following the demons all day. Finally the three men were alone, exiting a bar, and she was about to make her move.

Jayna’s small light brown eyes narrowed as she followed their movements carefully.

They made their way to a blue car not far away from where Jayna was parked. It wasn’t the car they had arrived in. Jayna’s teeth gnashed against each other forcefully. How frustrating. Whoever was in that car was in for a big surprise. Time was running out and Jayna had no choice but to act.

Jayna exited the car, unfolding her bright red wings while pulling the hair tie out of her hair and letting the smooth white blond strands frame her narrow face.

Her black stiletto boots made a clacking sound on the pavement, but the demons were too focused on whoever was in the car to notice her.

The first of the three, a fat guy with greasy black hair, was bent over the driver’s side of the car to speak to the driver.

Jayna smelled sweat, beer, vomit and… lavender? Her brows drew together in confusion until she heard a small voice from inside the car. The deep smooth tone made Jayna’s heart flutter.

“Come on, Honey. Don’t be like that! You put out last time”, the greasy haired demon whined.

“Please leave me alone, Malvin.” Jayna could feel fear emanating from the woman. She tapped the demon’s shoulder and put on her sweetest, fakest smile.

“Excuse me. That’s no way to treat a lady.” Her long fingernails dug into Malvin’s shoulder until she could feel it dislocate. Malvin screamed and fell backwards. One of his friends backed up, the other stepped forward with a gun pointed squarely at Jayna’s chest.

“A gun? What a boring way to go”, she mumbled, grabbing the weapon before she even finished speaking and leveled it with the man’s forehead. Malvin was quietly whimpering on the ground, but at least he was smart enough to stay down.

“What’s your name?” At least this man seemed to understand the concept of personal hygiene, his fashion sense, however was stuck in the last century.

“Just hold on a second. This is just a misunderstanding. We don’t deal. I swear -”

“Your name!”, Jayna cut him off.

“Lee Chen. Look, I may have had a few run-ins with the troops, but I’m clean now. Please just-”

“Give me the stuff!”

Chen winced. He was wasting her time. Sighing, she pulled the trigger, ignoring the scream from the lady in the car. Thankfully the dark parking lot was deserted otherwise this time of night.

The third demon backed up some more. Jayna followed him and pinned him against the wall of the nearest building.

“Name”, she whispered into her ear. Her gun was pointed at his stomach. The shot wouldn’t kill him, but it would take him out for a while.

“Sam.” He swallowed. The stench of urine made Jayna want to throw up.

“Sam”, she repeated, an evil grin spreading across her face. “When you wake up, you will have my number. I will text you the location for the next deal. Understood?”

His eyes widened.

“Understood?”, she repeated, stabbing the gun deeper into his gut.

“Understood” were his last words before she pulled the trigger.

After adding her number to Sam’s phone, Jayna scrambled back to Malvin, who was finally trying to escape.

Sighing, Jayna shot him in the back of the head.

“I don’t need any more witnesses”, she whispered to herself. With that, Jayna turned to the woman in the car, who seemed to be frozen in place, staring at the gun in Jayna’s hand.

“I’m Jayna”, she introduced herself. “I’m sorry you had to see that.” She bent over and picked up the bag Chen had dropped, and opened it to reassure herself that it still contained what she was looking for. Ten little plastic bags filled with a shiny blue powder. Jayna shook her head. If even the demons were running out of this stuff, times really were desperate.

“Thank you.” The woman’s shaky voice surprised Jayna. Humans were so inconsequential, most of the time she forgot they even existed.

“No problem.” Jayna folded her wings and walked back to her own car. She didn’t see any sense in killing the human.

“I’m Honey”, the woman called after her. Jayna stopped in her tracks. “If you hadn’t been there… I really can’t thank you enough.” Jayna turned back with a smile.

“Well if that’s the case, do you know some place I could crash for a while?”

Honey nodded, motioning for Jayna to get in her car.

[hexagon-catalyst]

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