The End Storm

Little sketches of Anders. The design of his outfit is still be worked on, though I like the chain-link underneath. - My treacherous camera made the color all messed up. It's far too purplish.

Together, Whit and Cassen Ducat control and the lead the people of the City Dair. It was indeed Cassen that initially planned the siege upon the Enjors and when in power controlled the people far more efficiently than they had been before. To do this, he leads a group named the Skulls whom work in every manner to ensure order within the City Dair. He is known to be more of a meek and subtle man than Whit, though can hold his own in combat better and is an expert strategist. - Perhaps an interesting fact: The original idea of how Cassen would look was that of an even more rugged and ugly John Constantine (Of the comics, of course) but developed to appear more professional and organized. The mustache looks off, but all in all an alright design. I really enjoy the hair!

Whit, older brother of Boen and leader of the City Dair. Whit, as well as his brother, are both true Beoths and said to descend from the great hero Eane. Whit came to power after the reigning of the Enjors, whom also established the City Dair. The Enjors promised their people distinction and change from the rule of the Boreals, but fell into more of the same trappings with each of their heirs. Whit and his political partner Cassen organized a siege of the City Dair and were victorious, establishing a stronger government which thrived through modernization. Whit himself sports such strength as well as a stoic and direct temperament as cold as his glance. - This is a relatively old drawing. The original drawing of Whit is at the bottom and is my least favorite. He is a fun one to draw, with his chiseled features and thick beard.

Jorin, again, but in colour. - It's as simple as that.

Jorin, wearing his signature coat. So many coats in Part One! - Again, cartoony but very decent. The right eye is a bit mucked up, though.

Jofl (Or simply Jof), in his signature winter coat. The same coat is worn by Jorin. - A cartoonish and simple drawing of Joff. I rather like it, though!

Prisoner 14751 (Or simply Old Prisoner), sentenced to permanent solitude within Ken's High Fortress. (Also called The Stoney, by locals) Little is known of him, but he is infamous for acts of inhumanity, though all of which are no more than mere rumors and warnings used by mothers to discipline their children. "Ole' Prisoner will getcha' if you are not in bed soon," is a common phrase, deriving from the idea that 14751 leaves his cell as he pleases. - A relatively sloppy sketch, but an alright one. The outfit is not what he wears in his cell, as one would imagine.

Boen, the younger brother of the city Dair's leader, Whit. Together, him and his closest friend Eron trained in the ways of Alteration for the then-old Boreal Onthl. Boen became head of the Dair Guard where Eron founded the Physic Researchers. However, through evidence, Eron was found to have preformed Alteration biologically. Boen was sent to restrain Eron for his crime by his brother, Whit. After an exhausting fight, Boen was triumphant through killing Eron, though was left with a grotesque scar across his weathered face. - This picture seems to have a different tint to it than the ones previous. Oh well, I can always try again if it really bothers me. 

The appearance of a typical male Peth. The Peth live in the midlands of Lennber and have seemed to longer than the Ols descended from the north. Little is known of their culture and society, since it wasn't until around 435 of the Fourth Age that they allowed the entry of explorer Holt Deerton to their isolated peninsula of Sarble. What is known is that they are a people of honor and loyalty who find content for having a place in the world. The men also never cut their hair but may trim or shave their beard to show they've dishonored their leader. - Not much to say about this drawing. This Peth is a Hido Peth, different from the ravenous and honor-lacking Yodo Peths.

This here is a hurried redrawing of Stitches Red, a character I came up with three or more years ago. I may use him in The End Storm, so I post him here! - Somewhat interesting: The partner of Stitches Red was a short, sandy haired girl named Gael, who is extremely similar to Ethl of The End Storm.

Two drawings; the top showing the Northern Continent, Leroh, and the bottom the planet itself, Orumbono, as well as two drawings of its tectonic plates. The Northern Continent drawing is not yet finished but the Eastern side has obviously been worked on more since it is the isolated area of which The End Storm indeed occurs. - I acknowledge both maps are distorted and have slight differences from one another in scale.  

Ole' Iron-Jaw Ryen! Look at that thing! Brilliantly sculpted! - Just an off-to-the-side sketch.

Of the most feared in all of Lenber, The Grey Followers of Qo are seated among the highest. Their grey armor is made of a stone found in no place within all of the land. Atop grey stoney Werals, the followers ride at great and unyielding speeds across all forms of land in legions of fifteen to sometimes one hundred riders. In single combat, a Grey Follower shan't carry any form of weaponry but instead detach and reform pieces of their loyal Weral's into vicious tools of slaying. Origin or quest of these Grey Followers is as unknown as what lies behind their sturdy helms, but they no doubt carry out the will of their mysterious Lord Qo.      - I've had a design for these people in my head for quite a while but didn't reach a set one until I came up with this. This is but a general armor set of the Qo, for others may wear more unsubtle and grand decorations. I also had to avoid any relation to their look to that of Tolkien's Lord Sauron, the Witch King, or the Ringwraiths as a comparison could easily be made.

Here's a drawing of Ryen in his grey-coat outfit. - The coat turned out really well. However, I don't like how long his face looks long or how big his hand and hair is. The hair looks like a tree from Seuss' The Lorax. Fun fact: Seuss is actually supposed to be pronounced like Zoyce. 

Another picture of Ryen, this time in his signature grey coat. - Not much to say about this one. I lost my coloring pencils so I couldn't give him any pigmentation or fill in his right eye as green. I think it turned out pretty nicely.

The more timid child of Boreal Futhollo is the young Jofl, twin brother of Ethl. Everyone, including himself, are unaware if he possesses the same ability of Alteration as his fellow sister does. He spends much of his time reading in Heirwood and partaking in outdoor activities such as fishing with his older brother, Jorin. People know very little of him because of his mild and mumbling nature. - I'm not fond of his eyes in this one. It may very well be replaced with a more appropriate picture. The chin and jaw also don't appear very well done. Quite shabby. Shame on me.

Among the shrinking amount of Bersphers, there is the young Ethl. She is the daughter of Boreal Futhollo as well as the twin sister to Jofl. Despite being unable to take the throne, she is the only remaining Berspher who has the ability of Alteration. She is often mistaken for being a boy for her short hair and unfeminine attitude. Joff and her reside within Heirs' Wood with their older brother, Jorin. - Ignore the messed up chin. I see now that it could be wrongly viewed to be stubble. She is not quite so masculine.