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commission for @eonianarchives
The ladies at their temple <3
idk how i’d draw xandria’s hair and facial features since i’ve never really drawn her before, but i tried.
vesiphone makes her look cute and styles her hair with flowers and she does not approve but since it makes vesiphone happy, she’ll put up with it 😳
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Lacklustre
Missing for two weeks and wanted by Bastion. Andromede was a looming threat. On a habitual fly by the newly appointed Paragon of Devotion, Adrestes finds her. Albeit she'd seen better days.
CHARACTERS:
Major: Andromede & Adrestes Cameo/Mention only: The Archon, Devos, Vesiphone, Thenios, Chyrus, Xandria & Nikolon.
NEXT: Due 07/06/26 FULLVIEW: ComicFury
I had a half done Vesiphone sketch of her when she was younger (just before she was a Paragon.) She still would have been a bit older than Eridia here.
She's been getting me through my own narc crash, so I wanted to draw her the day after she's taken to Courage.
Where she has to borrow some of Xandria's clothes, get a little patched up and a little bit of an IV for some fluids.
(I also needed to show her falling better)
The Paragons of Bastion
Spirit Healers
So I mentioned a while ago I had a headcannon that Spirit Healers as we see them in game are just how mortal perceive them. This is because they are reduced to pure anima to reside in the veil for long periods of time.
They do have mouths, but they're hidden when closed and only really exist to show expression not speak.
Spirit Healers have a feminine body type regardless of their sex or gender.
Trivia: In Kyrian they're officially called Θáná Séptiaeté (n) meaning 'Death's Vigil.' For sort, they may be called Séptité meaning basically 'Watcher / Vigilante lit. Vigil(er) / one who keeps vigil.' alt Θáná Séptiaetōr /Séptitōr (m) & Θáná Séptiaetá / Séptitá (f).