#uraziel

[fauna-a]

VII Foxglove

Duality | Medicine | Poison | Uraziel

Uraziel knew that Solomon would be dead way before he would. He was so fragile, as all humans were.

And he also knew that part of the cause of his death would be himself: directly, if Solomon was killed by a rival, or indirectly, because of the Ring sucking away his energies.

It was the price to be paid for having met: a curious reversal of roles, since usually it was the spirit that became weak with time; now it was the human that was fading.

Uraziel knew all of that; and he knew that Solomon would never stop calling him, despite all his good resolutions. Like a man drinking on his own accord the poison that will kill him, because it was too sweet to stop.

[danitheangeldevilsartblock]

An ilustration book covers tribute to one great book series done by great writer Jonathan Stroud. I made book order by story setings: The Ring of Solomon, The Amulet of Samarkand, The Golem's Eye and The Ptolemy's Gate.

[maggotsandcream]

Inktober 1: Ring

I drew that scene from The Ring of Solomon (in the Bartimaeus sequence) when Bart finally uses the ring.

It’s likely lower quality from here, folks. I drew this amidst an accidental consumption of way more caffeine than I usually take which then tapped into a Desire to Draw that I might not be able to replicate. I definitely like how it turned out, though.

[randomishnickname]

Uraziel: *appears*

Asmira:

[saccharinerose]

Divine Judgement

[incorrectbartimaeusquotes]

Uraziel: You and I are fated to clash. Ammet: Oho? So you, too, understand the majesty of the abyss. Uraziel: Hehe…I live in eternal darkness.

[whateverhoratio]

"I heed"

What can I say? I have a crush on a character of a book who really gets no speaking time, or even... well... an actual role.

Jonathan Stroud, you magnificent bastard, how do do this to me?

Also, this whole book series needs more fanart.

I aim to fix this problem one headcanon at a time.

[whateverhoratio]

A doodle-turned-exercise in patience of an imagining of the character Uraziel from the Bartimeaus Trilogy. Is he ever really described? No.... Did I have any visual clues to go off of? Again no... but this is what I'd LIKE to think the Spirit of the Ring might manifest to look like.