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I recently got my license, which means it's time to earn — 200,000 is not lying on the road. My schedule will be tight: from six in the morning and sometimes until eleven at night, seven days a week. I can only rest in heavy rain or in case of breakdowns.

To be honest, there won't be much time for art and social media. Sometimes I won't even have time for myself — just the house, food, sleep, and back behind the wheel. It's not an easy job involving heavy machinery, but I really need it. In my village, this is literally the only suitable option. In addition, the salary is such that I can save up for a good car or even an apartment/house in a year, and this is my main goal.

What will happen to the blog?

I will try to draw during lunch or during the minutes of waiting for diesel, but I cannot promise anything

That's all, thank you for being with me!

• Oscar has a gentle personality

He is humble, but incredibly kind, always ready to come to the rescue. He often gets nervous, which can cause him to stutter when talking.

• Oscar did not believe that Arkhon was a cherub

When Arkhon introduced himself as the son of God, the square thought that he had hit his head hard.

• At first, Oscar was constantly tense

He didn't know how to behave with a creature of a different order, so as not to anger or offend it.

• Oscar has claustrophobia

He gets anxious when he's in confined spaces.

• Oscar taught Archie how to play chess

Archie wins more often because he thinks ahead, but sometimes he lets Oscar win to make him smile.

• Oscar collects beautiful stones

He has both ordinary smooth stones with unusual shapes and minerals such as quartz, amethyst, fluorite, and others.

• He has a habit of bandaging his wounds too tightly

Oscar panics and fears that the bandage will fall off.

• Oscar doesn't know how to say "no"

This is his problem. Archie has to literally pull him out of situations where someone is asking for too much.

• Oscar and Kevin have found common ground

Oscar is not a master in medical matters, so he often seeks advice from the cube. Meanwhile, Kevin is amazed that Oscar was able to help the cherub.

• Oscar is terrified by Archie’s constant reminder of the finitude of life

• Archie's body is just a shell

The real Archie is a disembodied ethereal spirit.

• Archie is 186 cm tall and weighs 48 kg

This weight minimizes the strain on his wings, allowing him to conserve his body's resources.

• Like all angels, Archie is genderless

Why does he refer to himself as "he"? Because he knew that simple shapes would be confused and perplexed by his gender (or rather, his lack of gender), so he took Oscar's example. However, he doesn't mind using any other pronouns.

• His wing-like ears are flexible

When he's sad, they curl up, and when he's happy, they perk up.

• As a cherub, Archie has two pairs of wings

However, he prefers to keep them in a special ethereal dimension. In this dimension, he can also store objects.

• Archie's greatest fear is becoming unnecessary

Archie's life goal was to serve God. After being exiled, he found himself in a crisis. The triangle, despite its grumbling, tried to serve Oscar, but the square was strongly opposed.

• Archie can't stand water

His wings are not resistant to moisture. Instead of repelling it, the feathers absorb water. This makes the wings very heavy, and the drying process takes a lot of effort and time.

• From an aerodynamic perspective, a creature needs a keel to take off

This is a special growth on the sternum, to which the flight muscles are attached. Archie is no exception.

• Archie doesn't have sweat glands

In the earthly shell, angels cool their bodies using a well-developed respiratory system. They can also cool themselves in the shade or other cool places.

• Archie has a "third eyelid"

This is a transparent film that covers the surface of the eye. It moves horizontally instead of vertically. Its main function is to protect the eye from dust and debris, especially during flight.

• Archie has a phenomenal ability to mimic sounds

Starting from bird voices, animals, and ending with technogenic sounds, such as playing the flute and others.

• At the junction of each wing and back, there are special oil glands

The oil they produce helps to keep the feathers smooth and healthy.

• Archie's normal body temperature ranges from 37'8° to 40°

• At rest, Archie's heart rate is 230 beats per minute

When he becomes anxious, it increases to 350

• Archie sometimes speaks Enochian

This is the native language of angels. Usually, this happens unconsciously.

• At first, his feathers were white

They changed color to black through molting. Angels molt every 10 years. During this uncomfortable process, angels become more sensitive, emotional, and restless.

• Archie possesses most, if not all, of the languages that have ever existed on Earth

His favorite is Church Slavonic. He often likes to talk in it.

• It was difficult for him to get used to the earthly shell

In the beginning, there was the Triangle, the God who created this world out of rhythm and geometry. He created the heavenly Eden, and in the center of the world, he built the island of Paradise, where the Sacred Spruce, the Tree of Life, took root, providing energy to all living beings. The Spruce had three guardians: Kevin the Cube, Helly the Helicopter, and Cap the Boat. Kevin was the chief guardian. In the heavens, in Eden, God resided surrounded by angels.

The world lived in harmony until Blixer, once the first of the angels, was cast down for his pride, emerged from the depths of hell. When God created the shapes, he deemed them too weak and insignificant. Exile only fueled the flames of revenge. Blixer unleashed a pink virus that subdued the mind and wreaked havoc. The world was consumed by darkness.

The Devil reached the Tree and absorbed its power. Then the Spruce, sensing its demise, gave birth to four heroes: Cyan, Orange, Gold, and Green. But even their power was not enough against the ancient evil.

God could not intervene, for once he had given his creations free will, he could not take it away.

Then one of the cherubs, a guardian of Eden named Arkhon, broke the ultimate commandment. Ever standing at the gates of paradise, he saw other angels creating and helping, and could not bear inaction. Leaving his post, he rushed into battle, thinking to save the Father's world. But a cherub against the devil is no equal match. Blixer defeated him and infected him with a virus, turning him into a tool of chaos. Possessed, Arkhon began to spread terror, destroying settlements and subjugating figures. For his disobedience, God banished the angel from heaven, forever cutting off his path back.

The heroes defeated him, but they could not purify his supernatural soul — they only plunged him into unconsciousness, still infected.

Then Kevin decided on the last resort — he activated the triangular artifact of the Tree of Life itself, giving the heroes an enhanced form.

In a fierce battle, they sealed the monster, but the Tree of Life, having given the last sparks of light to cleanse the world of infection, went out. The world has become dim, but alive. Kevin took the heroes under his wing, and they became the guardians of order.

In the post-infected period, Kevin gathered a group of healers, and the yellow square Oscar joined them. He doesn't have deep medical knowledge, but he couldn't sit idly by. He wanted to be useful to his island in some way. Wandering through the forest, he came across a strange purple figure unconscious. Oscar sheltered a stranger, not knowing that in front of him was the same fallen cherub.

When the Arkhon woke up, he did not remember how he got here. His attempts to return to Eden were unsuccessful. The heavens remained silent. Exiled, trapped in the earthly shell, consumed by anger and despair, he wandered, cursing the lower world he had been condemned to. He sought redemption through prayer, helping the figures, and praising his Father, but he soon realized the bitter truth: a fallen angel does not return. The point of no return had been reached. He retreated into a state of disillusionment.

But Oscar didn't give up. With his stubborn care, he day after day extinguished the cherub's fury. And gradually, Arkhon began to see things differently. This world wasn't perfect like Eden — it was alive, bustling, and warm. It had a freedom that heaven didn't know. And in this imperfectness lay a special beauty.

He shed his pride like an old shell and took on a new name — Archie. Similar to the old one, but softer, simpler, and more human.

And over time, the Spruce began to come back to life, and the world shone again. But now Archie knew the value of this light.

This is a story of pride and forgiveness, of falling and acceptance. It is about an angel who lost everything in order to find himself — not in heaven, but among ordinary shapes, in a world that is imperfect, but therefore truly alive.

And that's it

I know it's not perfect and there's still room for improvement, but... Yeah

I am very ashamed to post this now

I also can't draw feathers