Nella's Villa

Hmmmm...

It’s been a while since my last post!I’ve been playing Ship of Fools and slacking off on my drawing!

So this is just an experiment.

A mom and her two stars ⭐⭐

Sadge version down below because of a very dark game theory based off the game's devs notes!!

TW: symbolical depiction of a mother losing her two daughters (the dev notes imply that she ended their lives to feed the rot with her own despair and also to spare them from a violent death)

Read Chapter 36 here!

"For now, I believe that Alex can fill my role, until I am ready to return to duty."

Alex, who a few minutes ago admitted that they didn't know how to feel about what they had learnt. Alexander nodded, doing his best to hide his nervousness. "Very well, I shall inform them of your voice of confidence. But it will be up to them to accept the role."

"Of course, my Lamb." Brejul bowed before departing, leaving Alexander to find Alex. 

Just as Alexander was about to leave, an accusatory voice snatched his attention. "You led to the downfall of Haven." Out of all the creatures to confront him, Alexander did not expect to see one of his cooks and resident artist standing before him, eyes red and face a scowl.

After the last comic i made I had to think if Goat's universe is parallel to Lamb, would they have their own version of Ewenice

As for her name...

Most players of Luigi's Mansion have likely experienced that standing under the chandelier in the Foyer will cause the chandelier to start rotating and then fall on Luigi, dealing damage.

However, a detail that is easy to miss is that this happens only at the beginning of the game. The laugh sound effect that plays when the chandelier comes down is not merely a ghost laugh, but specifically the laugh of Chauncey, the boss of Area 1. Once Chauncey is captured, he can obviously no longer control the chandelier and it will remain safe to stand under it for the rest of the game.