The Line Is Erased, Day 9: The Vengeance and the Northern Wastes - Mortality - The things weâve lost and the things weâve found.
or the lack thereof

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The Line Is Erased, Day 9: The Vengeance and the Northern Wastes - Mortality - The things weâve lost and the things weâve found.
or the lack thereof

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Day 7. Rome - Sacrifice - Things hidden in history that will never come to light. the idea for this comic has been sitting in my head for a full six months and the tlie event gave me the motivation to finally finish it, so here we are! first time i listened to ar4 this line was the one fully break me, so of course i had to do art for it [ID: a five panel digitally-drawn comic on a pale orange background. the first panel stretches across the whole page and depicts a series of hills receding into the distance. far away, smoke rises, and on one of the nearer slopes, there are two figuresâone kneeling, and one standing. in the bottom left corner of the panel is text that reads âYou know whatâs useful in times like these?â the next three panels are level with each other and each take up a third of the width of the page. the first of these three shows two figures, one slightly shorter than the other, floating on the seaâs surface as a trident sinks below them. the second shows azu, a tall orc with a shaved head, standing by sasha, a human with short hair. both are depicted from the waist up. sasha is leaning into azu, who has one arm on sashaâs shoulder while the other helps sasha hold a floating clam shellâthe heart of aphrodite. azu is wearing armour and sasha is wearing a jacket over a shirt. in the third of the three, a comparatively small figure is silhouetted by a blazing fire. the final panel is the same size as the first, and shows a small figureâgrizzopâreaching toward a taller figure, who is stumbling and clutching at her chestâsasha. both of them have a white line running diagonally through their chests. in the middle of the two figures is the word âFriendsâ. the first and last panels are done in reds and oranges, while the middle panels are coloured in blues. end ID]
a quick contribution to the @the-line-is-erased event which celebrates the finale of rqg, filling the day 1 prompt - "The time before our story began; the time after it ended."
I felt like this prompt was the perfect excuse to draw Sasha writing her letter, since this moment came simultaneously before and after her role in the story.
Sasha & Brock in Other London for @the-line-is-erased's fan event to celebrate RQG's finale! I'm pretty happy with it as it's the first time I've tried perspective in yeeeears
The Line Is Erased - Day 10
Free Day - Worldbuilding - Lost moments; unseen, forgotten or in a time that never was.
I love this show. I love this show and it's fanbase (that as I'm writing this is still 2nd on trending before the episode even drops). And to show that, I wanted to do a big group photo for today, but I realized I absolutely would not have time to do that before the episode dropped, unless I sacrificed a lot of sleep. And I didn't want to do that, because to me, this show has been a way to relax. There's something about the show and the fandom that tells me, "Hey, it's okay to take it easy. It's okay to take a break."
It's hard to put the reasons why this show means so much to me into words, but I'm trying anyway, because on top of having an amazing plotline and amazing characters and making me laugh a lot, this show has actually taught me a lot of english. For some reason, rusty quill gaming is a lot easier to understand than a lot of other english-speaking media. I've dropped a lot of podcasts and tv-shows because trying to follow what was going on was too confusing.
So I want to say thank you, for every person who worked on this show. I don't know if any of them will see this, (and I don't have a twitter so I could @ them) but somehow they have created a show that I've enjoyed so much, I don't have enough adjectives for it.
Thank you.

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Day 8 of @the-line-is-erased: Japan - Reunions - Inventions, creations, and crossing the line.
Cel and Sassraa talk about gender
âCel, I have a question.â
They leaned back from where they were installing part of the elemental engine that would power the airship. Celâs draconic wasnât great, but they were working on it constantly, so between that and Sassraaâs English they could get by easily enough.
âSure, what is it? Â If itâs about Skraakâs suggestion for the rudder, I told him already that it wonât work, and if heâs trying to get you to convince me, Iâm-â
âNo, no.â Â Sassraa looked down sheepishly. Â âItâs about your society.â
âOh. Â You mean, the society of the village I lived in just recently? Or half-elf society? Â Oooh, is there an alchemistâs society youâve heard of that I am somehow not a part of?â
âMaybe I said that wrongâŠâ
âNo, no, itâs all good.â Cel offered a supportive smile. âI got carried away. Â Go ahead.â
Sassraa sat down next to Cel.  âWell, I was talking with Hamid, and I realized that much of his culture seems to revolve around two main genders.  Not that there arenât othersâ- Sassraa gestured to Cel ââbut theyâre a rarity, and not always well regarded.  Among kobolds, we have⊠eight sort of âcommonâ genders, but there are way more than that and sometimes people have a mix or have multiple.  And nobody bothers you for your gender or makes you live and work in a different role because of it.  Itâs just⊠very strange.â
âIt absolutely is,â Cel replied, nodding and letting out a heavy breath. Â âA lot of languages are very much not welcoming to a gender that isnât male or female. Â You have to make your own rules. Â But, hey, if your gender doesnât, I donât know, translate across from your society, you donât have to try and press yourself into one that people around here might know of. Â Just be you.â
âItâs hard.â Â Sassraa chuckled. Â âIâm sure you know.â
âIâve had a lot longer to figure it out, though. Â Youâve just been thrown into this.â
âYou and Hamid have been trying to teach me English, but pronouns⊠I donât know which ones to use for me.  There are a few that could fit, I suppose-â
âYou can use more than one set!â
Sassraaâs eyes grew wide. âI can?â
âOf course! Â You can use as many pronouns as you want! Â Or none, as the case may be, and weâll just use your name. Â And it can change day by day, whatever youâre feeling. Â Or! Â Or you can make your own pronouns! Â Like I said, you get to make your own rules, which is scary, but also freeing.â
âHm.â Â Sassraa thought about it a long while. Â âI think Iâd like to try they and she?â
Cel smiled. âAbsolutely. Â Is there anything else I can try and help with? Â Not sure I helped at all here or if I just rambled.â
Now it was Sassraaâs turn to smile, placing a hand on Celâs arm. Â âYou helped a lot. Â We make our own rules. Â We donât force ourselves to play by someone elseâs.â
âExactly.â
âAlright, now I should go tell Skraak how terrible an idea that rudder design is.â
Cel chuckled. Â âGood luck; heâs real set on it.â
With a fond roll of her eyes, Sassraa stood and trotted away to continue their own construction work. Meanwhile, Hamid came over to Cel with an armful of equipment they had previously requested from the scrap of Earhartâs last ship.
âIs everything alright with Sassraa?â Â He asked.
âOh, yeah, sheâs all good. I was just helping them out with some cultural things.â
Sassraa wasnât quite out of earshot yet, and Cel swore they could see her smile as they heard both sets of pronouns used. Â
"Um, who might you be?"
"Wilde. Good to meet you."
Day 1 of @the-line-is-erased prompt list
London - Seeds - The time before our story began; the time after it ends.
I have a brand and I need to stick to it.
The Line is Erased Day 4: Prague