#lizzy the lizard

I drew Lizzy-the-Lizard one time and just copied her into every picture, making sure I never had to change her pose :’D Even now I just added some small details because I’m tired :’D

Kai on the other hand - I changed a lot about him! Well, outfit-wise. He’s still an asshole, an engineer and has such a big ego you can riverdance on it. Also, very cocky and thinks he can improve every bit of machinery or whatever comes his way. And if it doesn’t work, he keeps working on it until it does and he can shove it under your nose with a big "Ha! Who is the idiot NOW?!”

He’s especially annoying to his coworkers because he makes thinks work that should not work because this cable doesn’t even power anything?! How is the joint moving - there are no gears running it!!! What did you do?!

And Kai will just sit there, cocky smile on his face, chest puffed out with pride and tell them to shut up, he’s the best, he knows what he’s doing, no further explanation. Just watch and learn.

What he doesn’t know is, that he has a bit of magic running through his veins that accidently leak into his creations, giving them enough live of their own to work as intended. Because of said magic, his body rejects any long-term implants or body-modifications, which leaves him without a prothesis for his lost arm. Instead, he took it upon himself to make as many prosthesis as he can because he not only wanted one for himself but also because they are the hardest to get to function properly. If you lost a limb/wing/organ, go to him because it will work.

He’s book-smart, knows his way around all kinds of gears and machinery, but when it comes to people? Ufff. Plane crash. One time he fixed a blown-off mermaid-tail with a mechanical one and improved her speed over her original tempo by 30%. But by the end of the attachment-operation he was banned in three different sea-cities and had to be saved by his coworker from drowning because they had a full out brawl in the patient-tub. The mermaid didn’t want to talk about it and Kai was trying to get his already-paid-for creation back (which would be bad for business).