Flightsさんのイラストまとめ

Raven AKA Ray (She/Her) is the "mom friend" of Casey's crew, always looking after everyone to make sure they're healthy, eating, and clean. Keeps an especially close eye on Leo, and Estelle, another shipmate, but babies everyone as needed. Don't argue with her, you will lose.

Rosaline. She/Her.
(Art from @/SMceggs and @/_JayDreamz_)

Rosa may not have the most exciting life, but she likes it that way. She spends her days in the small house she inherited from her grandmother, surrounded by trees. An artist focusing on oil paints and sketching.

Let's start with Asholin. He/she/they/it/whatever

This man - or shadow, rather - kicks ass. An assassin & sword-for-hire who does anything from collecting information to killing abusive spouses to taking down the government. And, in his free time?

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For reference, here's the character from the game, my other sand seal plushies, and the plushies in-game,

@Akanetto2 William is ashamed of his many scars. They're reminders of a childhood stolen from him, friends he was forced to fight, and dark days alone.

@_JayDreamz_ I'll join just because I can xD And to boost bc you deserve more love!! I'd have to offer Leo's bf, Prince-Captain Casimer. He's pretty :p

I suck at tagging people, uh... @TragicArt1, potential for cute art from Jay!

@thepanageatales In Valiant, shadow assassin Ash has a mixed lot. Most of his memories are locked away, for one. He also self harms, or at least thinks about it. And he gets visual/auditory hallucinations.

+ many others, but those are the major ones who struggle with their mental health.

@thepanageatales In Roses, merboy Leo has severe anxiety, and is selectively mute. (His voice was stolen via magic, and now he has it back he still doesn't talk much.) His adoptive brother Caxon also has anxiety and ADHD.

@thepanageatales Oh yeah they do.

In TET, my swordsman William struggles with PTSD, depression, and memory loss. The boys he grew up with all have similar issues due to their environment, as well as various anxieties and trauma.

Elisa Agyris and William Byre