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No no no no no no no no! We need more help, uh, where's the kid? ( @theprofanests2 ) Im sure they have... SOMETHING that makes fire!
// @ask-the-fault , @the-hated-bridge
When you take a long blink and realize it’s been 6 centuries.
I NEEDED to draw fan art of @bouncersartgalore Oc Dalduren, I mean LOOK AT HIM...
Please endulge yourself with their webtoons comic The Fault. The art style is gourgous, it’s eye candy to me and high key if y’all like me and love demons/monsters looking like Dalduren here, then you’ll dig this comic.
This is a story of two unlikely companions, a demon named Dalduren and a novice witch Ash. Together they travel the hostile world of Encora
They just expect it now☺️ @taylorswift
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The Fault
The Fault
by mikkimikka
Based on a short story by horror manga legend Junji Ito. After a massive earthquake hits Central Japan, Honda Kiku is compelled by a mysterious compulsion to check out the newly formed fault line on the side of Mount Daisen and examine first hand the mystery of its origin.
Hetalia - Axis Powers, T, English, Mystery & Horror, chapters: 3, words: 8k+, favs: 1, updated: Jun 14, 2018 published: Jun 6, 2018, [Japan, Taiwan] South Korea
I argue that the primary reason we misinterpret the Bible is not because the Holy Spirit has failed to do His work, but because we have failed to do ours.
R.C. Sproul