Keryth and Tesarion, as young adults, before everything went wrong. Or maybe in an AU where they get to be normal.
Keryth belongs to @lee-thee-bee :)
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Keryth and Tesarion, as young adults, before everything went wrong. Or maybe in an AU where they get to be normal.
Keryth belongs to @lee-thee-bee :)
Sun and Moon - Eclipse - Stars
All three of them, in order of when they happen in the story (loosely based on how old i've drawn Keryth tbh).
Keryth and Abron belong to @lee-thee-bee :)
Loyalty.
Or that one night Tesarion decided to live, not for himself, but for Keryth.
Loyalty and devotion.
Tesarion of the Royal House of Elfen, an orphan raised alongside prince Keryth to serve his every need without question.
A man who secretly wishes for love, who would like to see peace inside the Elfen castle for the first time in his life, while being an abhorrent person and obeying to even the most abject orders. Loyalty trumps morals where his king is concerned. He is a man who deeply enjoys inflicting violence, yet is known to nearly all his co-workers as the quiet, largely unseen aid to the king. Someone that could be easy to get rid of, they're sure.
He will not live to see better times.
The moment where you really, really want to try writing "as if" you were one of your characters, but there is one problem.
He writes poetry, and you don't, at all.
Eclipse
Keryth belongs to @lee-thee-bee :)
Sometimes, threatening your boss's pet fairy with a rapier counts as flirting.
(Javeon belongs to @lee-thee-bee)
one of my absolute favorite little facts about Tesarion is that he genuinely enjoys torturing people. He's lucky he's evil, else he'd be very worried about that.