bark bark

A commission for the amazing @damnut

I'm very happy and emotional with this announcement.

I know that Ocarina of Time is a remarkable and innovative game, especially impactful for my generation, but for me this game was a proper life saviour −on the literal meaning of these words.

Ocarina of Time was released in December 1998 and one month after that one of the worst events of my life happened. During the subsequent months, immersing myself in that world of fantasy was vital to keep going, and little did I know what the narrative would present to me in terms of similarities to what was happening in reality.

Link faces things as a child. He isn't taken seriously. He grows up too fast while still having a child-like mind. He loses everyone and the last ones that remain end up abandoning him. He is forgotten. He doesn't belong anywhere anymore.

part 2

bonus

One of my favorite fathers 💙

InfectionRE AU and Rookiebug AU

North West basement 3

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I love his old man design so much, I can't help but think when he gets really old he probably can't move so good in the Alaska base anymore due to the cold, so like he should be allowed to just sun himself on a nice rock!

Here's a quick doodle of him taking a small break while out on a walk for ya! As well as some tidbits.

-So at this age, Leon is finally allowed to live at the military base in Arizona. The cold winters of Alaska were really starting to affect him negatively, especially with his advancing age, and his joints would constantly flare in pain when the temperature dropped.

-He doesn't go out on missions anymore, but if there's an emergency or a rookie agent needs rescuing, Leon will respond without hesitation.

-The majority of the clothes he wears are still the same ones that Ashley made for him several decades ago. Leon still tries to keep them in good condition and repair them the best he can, but it's hard to find the right materials to fix them nowadays....