Aug 6, 2021
"I know you don't like chess, Paxo, but let's give it a try. I will teach you some basics so you can make friends with my circle of scientists and ladies. Are you feeling bored yet?"
"Not really, but go ahead."
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"I know you don't like chess, Paxo, but let's give it a try. I will teach you some basics so you can make friends with my circle of scientists and ladies. Are you feeling bored yet?"
"Not really, but go ahead."
From an art prompt on Twitter.
Radumo looks at her knife, which her Mom gifted to her with a plasma pistol to protect herself.
The text on the knife read: "Lord Yarilo protects me". In Buyanski belief, Yarilo is the god of trees and flowers.
==Gloss==
Gospodin Jarilo njat opjekatǐ
[gospoˈdin ˈjarilo ɲat opjeˈkatʲ]
Lord Jarilo me-FEM protect-PRES
Lord Yarilo protects me
A series of picrew pics that I made for fun, featuring three characters from my stories: a Heronoi boy a Heronoi girl Radumo, a scientist and a proper lady-in-training of Ontemazei descent. The Heronoi kids may look like dolls, but don't be fooled by their cutesy appearance. They are capable of fending for themselves, after some training. As for poor Radumo, she can sometimes be more awkward than the other two. The Heronoi kids have their annoying habits, like getting too excited and an obsession with horses and pretty clothes, but Radumo can seem weird for acting too "formal".