#galene

I miss drawing this adorable yet sassy gothic baby of course I gave her a redesign and now she looks extra cute even if she hates the new haircut ;w;

HAPPY HALLOWEEN YALL I HOPE EVERYONE HAS A FANTASTIC DAY CELEBRATING!!! :D

Here we have

Me as a animatronic :P

Little Wolf and Aries (in human disguise) as the people in the purge :D

And finally

Safe to say Halloween is her favorite holiday ever :D

Be prepared to see the all mighty … Lord Hades!?!? :0

Oh wait it’s just little Galene dressing up as her father and holding a smoll ody plushie :D getting into the holiday spirit and to go trick or treating

///TW : Blood//

How everything lead to this point…

Aka Galene origins :D with baby Caspian being mentioned!!!

HEYYY I'm not dead 😍😍

I'm just on a posting hiatus rn to work on stuff without pressure BUTT I did make this 🫦

I miss Zhonglene

I miss them all the time JDJSKFJS

How would they react during a civil (as in no insults or punches and no overall meanness) arguments where they later learned that they were in the wrong? Would they apologize?

[also my Amphi loves to get a playful arguments, just for funsies]

Galene

• In argument: Calm, detached, measured. She’ll use wit and reasoning.

• When proven wrong: She won’t make a scene — she’ll acknowledge it gracefully. “It seems I misjudged.”

• Apology? Yes, but elegantly phrased. She’d rather make it sound like she’s learned something than admit defeat outright—It’s sincere, though.

She apologizes with dignity, because she knows that makes her stronger.

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Melia

• In argument: Holds her composure, responds formally, tries to rise above pettiness.

• When proven wrong: She goes very still, almost like she’s swallowing her pride in silence. Then she nods and admits it plainly: “You are right. I was too rigid in my view.”

• Apology? Yes, absolutely. For Melia, duty and fairness outweigh her ego. Her apology would be short, serious, and meant to restore order — but you’d feel it’s genuine.

She apologizes because her honor demands it.

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Dione

• In argument: Loud, fast to jump in, always ready to defend herself or others.

• When proven wrong: Her first instinct is denial or deflection: “Well, how was I supposed to know that?!” But after cooling down, guilt eats at her. She’ll seek the person out later, awkwardly.

• Apology? Yes, in her own way. Not soft words, but actions: sneaking them a peach, fixing something for them, muttering “Sorry, alright? Don’t make me say it again.”

She apologizes with gestures more than words.

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Thaleia

• In argument: Calm, listens, tries to ease tension even as she defends her point.

• When proven wrong: She’s the fastest of them all to accept it. She’d bow her head slightly, smile, and say: “I see now — I was mistaken.”

• Apology? Yes, always. She values harmony too much to let pride get in the way. Her apologies are warm, heartfelt, and meant to truly mend the bond.

She apologizes immediately and sincerely.

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Elpis

• In argument: Soft-spoken, hesitant to push too hard, but will stand up if she feels it’s important.

• When proven wrong: She blushes, and looks embarrassed. “Oh… oh, I didn’t realize. Forgive me.”

• Apology? Yes, quickly — almost too quickly. She tends to over-apologize, even if the mistake wasn’t serious. She fears losing people’s trust.

She apologizes with heartfelt eagerness, sometimes more than needed.

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Lysandra

• In argument: Dramatic, playful, teasing — she makes even civil disputes into theater.

• When proven wrong: She’ll laugh it off, shrug, maybe wink. “Well, what can I say? Even the cleverest musicians hits a wrong note sometimes.”

• Apology? Yes, but never heavy or solemn. Her way of apologizing is to turn it into humor, easing tension and moving on without bruising pride — hers or theirs.

She apologizes with wit and charm, never letting it feel too serious.

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Tamasvi

• In argument:

She doesn’t always leap to fight right away. Instead, she often swallows her feelings, pushing things aside, telling herself it’s not worth it. She can stay quiet or curt for a long while, until all those suppressed sparks finally ignite. When she does explode, it’s raw — her words hit like fire because they’ve been building for so long.

• When proven wrong:

If in the heat of her explosion she’s shown to be in the wrong, she’s the quickest to feel guilt. The shame of having overreacted crashes down on her, and she can’t bear to let it linger.

• Apology?

Immediate, heartfelt, almost desperate. She’ll rush to say sorry, sometimes stumbling over her words. “I didn’t mean it — I shouldn’t have said that. I’m sorry, truly.”

I don’t draw Pepo as much as I should cause I find his silly hat really difficult to draw. 

I thought it would be funny if he picked out new pumpkins for his head every year, but it always ended up looking like the one he has now. It’s like that one trope of a character’s wardrobe being fifty copies of their default outfit.

The little comics below the cut were supposed to be digitized for April Fools, but I ran out of time XP That’s why they’re so messy LOL