[Image: A four-image set of a comic about Ashton Greymoore of Critical Role. Text reading, “We had a job” followed by a panel of Ashton’s eyes, both purple, shining and unclouded. Next is a panel of Ashton before their accident, arms crossed. Text reads, “We didn’t know who she was. It hardly mattered. It was just grab something. Get out. Simple stuff. I was on lookout.” A panel of a stylized white outline of Ashton, struck by a red beam. Text around it reads, “Didn’t go well. Really really really didn’t go well. I got hit with some magic force bolt. Right in the back.” A panel of three stylized white figures running away. Text reads, “Everyone had to skip town.” A panel of a limp, green hand on the ground, red beneath. Text reads, “I got hurt.” Text reading, “Do you resent them all for leaving you?” A panel of present-day Ashton speaking, framed from upper chest to just below the eyes. Speech bubble reads, “Absolutely fucking not. I would’ve done the same.” A panel focused on Ashton’s head injury. A text box reads “They very smartly took off and I very happily took the debt.“ A second text box obscuring Ashton’s eye reads, “It’s what you do for family.” A panel focused on Milo’s eyes, furrowed in concentration, sweat at the temple. Text reads, “Milo had done their best putting me back together.” A panel of Milo’s lower face with more sweat. Text reads “Basically with some sort of weird chaos fairy magic bullshit? Who knows. Whatever it did, it worked. And I’m basically fine.” A panel of tools, iridescent flames, and broken pieces of Ashton’s body, lined in gold. Text reads, “It worked out alright. Shit happens. Worse things have happened.” A panel of Fearne with wide shining eyes, speaking. Speech bubble reads, “I think… I think you’re sort of… Beautiful.” A panel of Ashton sitting on a chair with a relaxed posture, looking thoughtful as they raise a tankard to their mouth. Speech bubble reads, “Heh.” A panel of Ashton looking in the mirror, heavily bandaged, back to the viewer. The panel is connected to a second panel by a jagged, broken line. The second panel focuses on Ashton’s eyes as they are now, with gold scars across their face and one eye white and clouded. Text beneath reads, “Me too.”]