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A Wholesome Moment (Wings of Fire)
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March 10, 2025 at 1:58 PM
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This was an extra page I drew for my Foeslayer comic. Just "spent the last 2000 years trapped in an ice prison" vibes. #WingsOfFire #wof #dragon #wofWinter #wofFoeslayer
A comic page featuring Foeslayer the Nightwing and Winter the Icewing. It depicts Foeslayer warming her talons at a campfire, the sensation of warmth she has not felt in years making her tear up. Winter asks her if everything is all right, to which she replies that it is.
March 26, 2024 at 9:40 PM
flawseer.bsky.social
A Wings of Fire 5-page fan comic I drew in December of last year. It is an alternate retelling of the final chapter of Winter Turning. Check replies for the last two pages. #WingsOfFire #wof #dragon #wofWinter #wofFoeslayer
A large nightwing with black and green scales stands over a white icewing. They are inside an ice cave filled with the remains of dragons that have been frozen in place. The text underneath reads: "The following is an alternative retelling of the final scene from Wings of Fire: Winter Turning, based on my own feelings and thoughts while reading the book." A comic page featuring Foeslayer the Nightwing and Winter the Icewing. They are standing inside an ice cave and discussing the nature of a magic enchantment on Foeslayer's shackles that keeps her trapped inside the cave. Winter thinks he can break the enchantment by virtue of being royalty, while Foeslayer asserts his knowledge of the situation is incomplete and that he won't be able to free her through conventional ways. A comic page featuring Foeslayer the Nightwing and Winter the Icewing. They are continuing their conversation from the last page. Foeslayer reiterates that the enchantment cannot be broken conventionally. Winter asks what the exact wording of the imprisoning spell was. Foeslayer explains the conditions in detail, among them that the spell is specific to her and keeps her trapped in an endless cycle of death and revival, as well as preventing her from leaving. She repeats that the situation is hopeless. Winter disagrees and states he knows of a way to circumvent the spell and free her. A comic page featuring Foeslayer the Nightwing and Winter the Icewing, still talking in the ice cave. Winter explains that he can free Foeslayer, but that the process will be unpleasant for her, and also demands she promises not to take revenge against his people for her imprisonment. She states that she never harbored any ill will towards Icewings in the first place and just wanted to be at peace. Winter accepts this and produces a gold-colored necklace from his wrist pouch, holds it up with a grimace, and tells Foeslayer to brace herself.
March 26, 2024 at 2:36 PM
flawseer.bsky.social
Since this was a very elaborate project that involved a lot of effort, it was important to me to include my final, unabridged comment. The Bluesky character limit disagrees with that though, so I've added the text as an image. #WingsOfFire #wof #dragon #wofWinter #wofFoeslayer
A comic page showing two dragons, Winter the Icewing and a Skywing named Pyrite, walking outdoors through a snow-covered landscape. It is night. Winter is watching the sky for Icewings who could fly by and spot them. After a while he says that they walked far enough away from the cave and that Pyrite can take off her necklace now. Pyrite is apprehensive but Winter comforts her, telling her it will be all right. Pyrite then takes off the necklace and begins convulsing as her shape and color shifts. A comic page featuring Winter the Icewing and Foeslayer the Nightwing. Foeslayer gasps after shedding the Pyrite identity imposed by the magical necklace and returning to her original form. She doubles over in momentary confusion and discomfort. Winter acknowledges her state, but urges that they need to leave the Ice Kingdom immediately before they are spotted and killed. Foeslayer agrees and the two fly off into the night sky, heading towards the sea. Foeslayer states that she never wants to see the Ice Kingdom again, to which Winter responds with silence. I vividly remember getting to this part in the book. I listened to the explanation that an animus curse was keeping Foeslayer trapped in the Diamond Trial cavern and a lightbulb went on in my head. "Oh, the curse is probably phrased in a way to specifically target Foeslayer, and Winter has an item on him right now that can obscure a person's identity," I thought with glee, "the author deliberately set that up as a Checkov's Gun, this is so brilliant! I can't believe how well this all fits together, oh my god!" Then that never happened. Really, the Pyrite necklace never comes up again; Winter probably still has it on him today, forgotten in his pouch thingy. It felt a bit deflating. I thus spent the better part of the last two weeks writing and illustrating this comic because I wanted to see how that scene would play out with the Checkov's Gun triggered. I think it still largely hits the same beats as the original narrative and ends in roughly the same place. It's very possible thi
March 26, 2024 at 2:38 PM