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Some moodboards for the main characters from book one! In order we have Ru, Faina, Sam, Lucas, Jack and Li Nao. The neon lights are supposed to represent their powers - so Ru has control electricity, Faina can see multiple timelines, Sam can create toxins, Lucas can control explosions, Jack can control darkness and Li Nao can control locks, which he uses to help him hack into stuff (hence the tv...imagine it's a computer I guess?).

book 1 | [untilted] | the enderrian chronicles

“These abilities don’t define us! They don’t change who we are! It’s how we use them - for good or for bad. That’s what really matters.”

I sent @archervale​ and @fb-phe13​ a list of the characters in The Enderrian Chronicles and they sent me a few palette challenges! This is the first one, featuring Ru, the main character in book one! She’s an electrokinetic on the run and she’s great. I’ve also now started her aesthetic board!

I’ve seen a couple of posts about OCs recently and it made me realise that the majority of my followers don’t know anything about my OCs! So! Here’s a picture I drew several months ago (I think it’s actually closer to a year ago now but SHH) of my character Lucas from my first book. 

I am working on the angst prompts xD But my friend recced me this song which has an AWESOME animation, and it works pretty well for my character Jack, who has umbrakinesis and typically uses it to make shadow wolf minions. Couldn’t get the wolves to work here but I’m pleased with how my girl came out.

Jackie’s also from Book 1. She’s friends (well, she would never admit it but she is) with Lucas and the other main characters. She’s a troublemaker and I likes to use her powers to terrorise people at night, when the streets are her playground because there are so many shadows to play with. She pretty much hates her family, and while they don’t know she’s the person causing trouble at night, nothing makes her happier than hearing them complain about her alter ego. That said, she doesn’t feel like she has a home and while she’d vehemently deny it, she hangs out with the other protagonists because she desperately needs people who care about her. To her utter dismay, they become really important to her.