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Zu! Zu!
I have something more to add to Khat's lore (too lazy to draw)
I would personally think that Aim found him on the streets but when he tried to approach the teen, he would get attacked, since Khat didn't trust him yet.
It was only with a promise of shelter and food that Khat slowly gave his trust and let himself get adopted by Aim, but not without a few hiccups along the way.
Sorry if I ramble too much ^^
* Azron out
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i’m in so much pain (i am currently imprinting like a baby duckling on an excellent novel for which there is no fandom) and i shall perish imminently (i need fanart of my boy khat like now-now)
some little fanmade deltarune guys of my ocs and a friends oc he he
We've all heard of the dangerous crow boy but Martha Wells came forward in 1995 with an even more thrilling concept: dangerous kangaroo boy
Hey Why nobody got any fanart of my boy Khat from City of Bones ? Where all the fanged snarky boys at?!
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RAUSHA UBONGO
https://youtu.be/blthay-wVV4?si=-CPsJINSTK8TZ33U
A young Yemenite Jewish silversmith sells the handcrafted goods of his family business, including beads, necklaces, earrings, bangles, amulets and a jambiya or men's dagger including an ornate sheath with the accompanying belt. Though the ornamental scabbard sheaths were often crafted by Jewish silversmiths, only Arabs in Yemen were permitted to wear these daggers. In the background Jewish men are seen smoking shisha tobacco and possibly chewing Khat with little girls around. Yemen, 1980s. Only one Jew is known to remain in Yemen today.
Duniya Mein Kaagaz hi Kaagaz Hain,
Tum Mujhe Khat to Likho...
दुनिया में कागज़ ही कागज़ हैं,
तुम मुझे ख़त तो लिखो... 🍂
- Agha Shahid Ali
