Cyrixia
finally I'm done with this girlie + she's going on AF if anyone wants to attack her, please be gentle she will literally snap like a twig and die to a punch
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Cyrixia
finally I'm done with this girlie + she's going on AF if anyone wants to attack her, please be gentle she will literally snap like a twig and die to a punch
Oh yeah I also put together a Ref for Kure yesterday that I forgot to put up, she's going on ArtFight if anybody wants to attack her
Fu told him to be more genuine for his student ID photo
Kin
yeah I think he overtook Fu in terms of my favourite Class W character at this point, he's going on ArtFight so if anyone wants to attack him go for it fr (also if anyone wants to draw me, just draw Kin like I am him and he is me at this point he is my sona fr)
(31/5 minor text update)
Fu
(updated with some advice from a friend)
+ bonus alt icons (the only issue with Akatsuki and his magic being red is blood being impossible to see, tw: blood)
Halcyon :3
finally sorted this out this morning, she's also going on ArtFight!
Voken Language
(bc I got too carried away today + subject to change)
Voken Language is essentially English with a few exceptions:
There are on 25 letters; there is no "S" in the Alphabet and S-sounds are instead written with "C". Like if you wanted to spell 'spell', it would be "cpell". All "S" sounds use C.
The only exception to the "C replaces S" rule is the "-ch" sound from 'cheese' for example. Only this would use a -ch in front, but would be spelt "chese" as the E in Voken gets rid of silent Es.
K is used for hard C sounds, i.e. "cold" would be "kold".
Z-sounds from X are spelt with Z e.g. xylophone -> zylophone. Obvious x-sounds e.g. six keep the x.
E, I and Y have a specific ruleset and they cancel out any letters that come behind them for the sounds they make:
E is used for "ee"/"eh" (ē); "ei" (é), "er"/"e" (è), literal E (e)
I is only used for pronoun "I" or literal I sound e.g. "ai"/"aye"
Y is used for "yn"/"in" (ȳ), "ing" (ÿ), "ie"/"iy"/"yi" -like if- (ý), "yl/il" (ỳ), literal Y (y)
Full name references (aka samples) for me bc I gotta save it (also subject to change later):
Kinarus Sydrin: Kȳnarèc Cidrȳn (the grave accent means "er"/"e" for E pronounciation; the 'i' and 'y' in his last name swaps bc 'i' was pronounced "-ai" and 'y' was with "-in")
Furona Vyril: Furona Virỳl (same logic with "ai" and "il")
Fuyine: Fuýnē (foo-yi-nee, getting rid of the "i" behind y)
Nyrus Kosrin: Nirèc Kocrȳn
Emerith Vostlin: Ēmérýth Voctlȳn (r is pronounced a second time so it stays)
Achane Caines: Akané Kanc (Caines is pronounced as Kanes + no silent e)
Kinari: Kȳnarē
Kaiori Osten: Kiorē Octén (ai is just 'i', n-sound persists)
Siora Nezrin: Cēora Nézrȳn
Havrius Marlowe: Havrēèc Marlow (no silent e)
Zelan Faulkner: Zélan Faulkné (é is enough for the 'er' sound)
Enath Westing: Ēnath Wéctÿ