I have more trashy art to share.
It's the snake goddess reader from my fic "Saving A Forgotten Goddess", which was inspired by @theohnocorral 's fic "Bug love"
Oh, here's the reference pictures. Green Tree Python babyyyyy

seen from France
seen from China

seen from Malaysia

seen from United States
seen from Bulgaria
seen from Malaysia
seen from Türkiye
seen from United States
seen from China

seen from Bulgaria

seen from United States

seen from France

seen from Singapore

seen from Malaysia
seen from China
seen from China

seen from Hong Kong SAR China

seen from Germany

seen from Malaysia

seen from Germany
I have more trashy art to share.
It's the snake goddess reader from my fic "Saving A Forgotten Goddess", which was inspired by @theohnocorral 's fic "Bug love"
Oh, here's the reference pictures. Green Tree Python babyyyyy
wAIT NO MY CHILD!! WHATS HAPPENING TO LIZZY!?!
Looks like Wilson’s getting wrapped up in another perilous situation!
Lady's Choice: SITS Nagito and Stay, Destiny Knockers Seiya and Obsolete, or IkeSen Mitsuhide and Consequences. 😘
UGH AN IMPOSSIBLE CHOICE I love them all. BUT we will go with first written first served.
It was Mitsunari’s fault.
Though you’d would never tell him that, the fact remained that he had been the one, with utter serenity, to announce that really the obvious solution to the situation at hand would be for Mitsuhide to marry their chatelaine, and the rumors would cease.
“Ah, yes. Of course.” Mitsuhide had murmured, low and smooth as though it were a reasonable response to be considered. Then he’d unfolded his hand, graceful fingers fanning open like a venus fly trap, and his slippery tones had turned into your name and a request lanced with mischief you labeled as cruel, “Will you marry me?”
Then the consequence, you cursed yourself later, of being clever. Of being witty and quick and quippy. What had passed your lips was a swift and flippant, “Sure, when Hideyoshi finally gives it up for Nobunaga.”
It becomes a game. A different answer every time. When you can actually taste Masamune’s cooking. When Ieyasu admits he has feelings. When Kenshin gives up war.
But you wonder, though it’s futile, what would have happened if you’d crawled in his lap and said ‘Yes’.
"Well I can't have you all grumpy now, can I?" The naga purred and nuzzled against him. "What has you all in a mood anyway?"
"Quite right." Smoothing those pretty scales and huffing "Many things, Naga. Many things..." Laying back with a sigh, enjoying the snake atop him.
Take a rattlesnake’s rattle and use it as pencil lead when you run out