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Steel Seraph, by Denys Tsiperko via ImaginaryRobotics

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It's an inside joke that Hikoro flips off Christmas every year.
Hikoro, no.
“The stranger sheltered us. I couldn’t stop shivering, so he gave me his shawl...it took a long time for me to feel anything but cold. I have no doubt that we would have never survived the blizzard, otherwise.”
(OOC: I kept forgetting, but now I’m finally posting this new piece from Gui. Thanks a bunch! And Kalayaan wishes you all a merry Christmas and hopes you’re all staying warm.)
“It was...so, so cold. My muscles burned, every breath felt like jagged ice, and then he came out of the blizzard...”
(OOC: Another by Gui, this one of a scene from early in the first Ba’tala novel. Followers of this series know who the draped stranger is, but the slaves have yet to find out...
Again, thanks a bunch!)
(OOC: Here's some more fanart by GuiMontag. Thanks a whole lot! Unless my memory is on the fritz, last night is the first time I saw these, except for the one in the middle, which Immy showed to me a quite while ago. Incidentally, I love the visual symmetry of that one.)

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