Decides to be difficult. FJKLADJFDKJAS;FD;AS. I had a crapload of sketches I wanted to upload, too, and I'd post pictures of my paintings if I stopped being too lazy to go grab my phone's USB cord. The sketches included Desier, an OC from an original story I want to adapt into my novel (which I will, me and my friend Judy came up with hilarious ways he and Luther could interact). Desier was inspired by Princess Mononoke and lived in a place called the Greatwood home to many, many different mystic creatures of titanic proportions. The Greatwood as Desier knows it is only a "shade" of what the great valley of Vallis (which means "valley" in Latin LOL) once was in milennia past, coming into contact with Luther's Vallis through a magical backlash as epic as Odysseus's journey. In a short little venture in primitive Vallis, Desier comes to Luther's Vallis and finds his own way to live.

There was also a sketch of Aster contemplating Ratatosk's core, a random sketch of Edward (my OC, NOT THAT FJKLADSJFKLJDSAFJADLSJF;JA;SFJ;ASFKDSJAFJS;JF;LASJFLKAJS "vampire."), and one of a griffin (also from my novel) named Razorfeather, colored like golden sand with black feather tips and markings around the face. Still undecided if Razorfeather's a girl or boy griffin. Looks like a girl, though.

Other than that, bought a few books (The Black Gryphon by Mercedes Lackey; really liked it, MUST BUY NEXT TWO BOOKS, and a guidebook to gemstones ), read them, need moar to read. So I've been actually working on my novel. I finally have all the pieces I want in place with a basic plot to follow outlined so I don't need to change anything around so much anymore. And I have a beginning I actually like, where you get a basic idea of Luther and co's lives for the past decade, see Reno's erratic personality (bumming blacksmith workshops at any time of day or night haha) and he begins teaching Luther magic. Where I conveniently get to tell readers about how magic works in my story.

I had this elaborate thing based on chakras (no, not Naruto chakras >_< with magical energy being in the spine. I went with something simpler instead, which I'm too lazy to explain. Only your pretty golden ring with a pretty jewel is the source of your unfathomable power as a mage, if your magic doesn't break it. Other objects can be used, living or nonliving, but jewels and metals are the main mediums of magic. Cause they, y'know, came from the planet's blood, so to speak.

That, and I'm procrastinating my Spanish homework and drinking too much cream soda.