#jetfire humanization

By the way, not so long ago (or long ago?) I've redesigned the Skylights. I love my previous hummies, but now I think I wanted something more mundane and closer to real clothes? Anyway, I hope you like it.

More Skystars like in a new au? Okay, more like just a sudden urge to draw them in an Asian style.

Yo, I'm alive and I brought you some of my Skystars.

I'm always very ashamed to talk about my au, something more than just pictures, but I want to share this one with me and I hope you won't be too strict about how I tell you.…

In this case, as in the canon, Skye was found in blocks of ice and his condition was severe and he lost a lot of weight. (I should probably say that yes, these are humanizations, but I think their body is far from human and they suffer many injuries differently, in terms of not fatal)

Starscream was happy to meet his loved one and someone he could trust over the years of the war and volunteered to keep an eye on him.

Starscream also has an injury, but from the past, when Skye disappeared. During these searches, he got frostbite on his hands, which I wanted to depict with such scars.

Sky feels a lot of guilt about it. Although somewhere in his subconscious he understands that he shouldn't blame himself for this.

Basically, the story will be about the deteriorating morale of both guys.

Starscream, with the recovery of his friend, will wish that he would still depend on him, which will be reflected in his behavior.

Skyfire, on the other hand, will go into deep introspection and I don't understand who he hates more, himself or a friend.

A strange self-deception, to find value in what you have stopped seeing.

When I see destructive relationships in stories, whether it's direct abuse or misunderstanding, I'm not sure that at least one of the sides of it is not self-destructing.