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HECC I HAVEN'T BEEN DRAWING IN AGES *sobs*

Feels good to be back~ How are y'all holding up?
Will still take me a bit of time to get back into it, but hopefully I can expand my artsy brain cells a lot more and git butter.

Music: www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fcRT8…

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My child had a redesign, and I haven't been drawing her enough - lemme slep some Chains against ur screen!
This char is called "The locksmith" by the three puppets, but she prefers to be called Chain or Chains.
She started off as an amalgamation of the marionette and paper-doll, but since Memory was locked away, she roams around as separate entity like the other amalgamations and aberrants.

Chains mind is mildly drenched in insanity. While she could have been OP, she decided to lock a lot of her abilities away.
She appreciates morality like the Marionette does, but does not view morals as inherently good.
To her it's just a fascinating concept, a chain wrapped around people to twist the rules.
She can open any locks, craft any type of locks, and is your go-to place if you want anything sealed away - or a nice pocket-watch.

"Clocks? I thought you were the Locksmith?"
"Clocks, Locks, the only difference is a C. Tell me, what value do you see in them to let them dominate your life?"

Her replies will often be weird, cryptic and nonsensical.
She f.ex provided the paper-doll with the seal needed to lock away Zero's ryujin side, but when asked if "...this will seal it away, right?"
Chain just scoffed and replied "Locks themselves won't do anything at all. You still have to put in the effort of first wrapping the chains around it yourself."

She looks to be in her 20'ies, wears a straight-jacket like dress, and rocks a prisoner's collar wit a lock on it.
Her actual hands being restricted, she uses a pair of abstract hands like the paper-doll. When asked why she locked away her abilities, she might say something like:
"Freedom looses its value to those who have never known restrictions. The question at hand - Isn't a locked door so much more intriguing?"

She harbours dislike against the paper-doll, and is amused by the marionette. Needless to say neither get along with her. Chains remarks towards the paper-doll are often condescending and personal.
"Your 'present' is made of lamenting the past and dreading the future. Coming from you, demanding better of the present is just preposterous. What emotions have you left to offer?"

Messing with your decisions and worldviews is her favourite way of social interaction. Especially when talking to Disgrace, the white-haired creator of the puppets, whose main character trait is the contract that binds her in literal chains around her arms.
"Stop pretending this outcome was inevitable. You like telling me that it's his fault, or that your stupidity is to blame, when this is clearly what you desired.
Isn't it wonderful to be locked away 'against' your will? Putting on chains has only freed your mind of responsibility.
You'd just have to face them. Keep living, and keep making mistakes. Something that easy to a honest person being unbearable to you.
But keep pretending.
I'll let you - for now. You're not ready yet for insanity."

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asdfghjk I'll have to work on her a bit more, but it's a start.
I hope you all have a nice day!

Fyover and out

Description
HECC I HAVEN'T BEEN DRAWING IN AGES *sobs*

Feels good to be back~ How are y'all holding up?
Will still take me a bit of time to get back into it, but hopefully I can expand my artsy brain cells a lot more and git butter.

Music: www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fcRT8…

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My child had a redesign, and I haven't been drawing her enough - lemme slep some Chains against ur screen!
This char is called "The locksmith" by the three puppets, but she prefers to be called Chain or Chains.
She started off as an amalgamation of the marionette and paper-doll, but since Memory was locked away, she roams around as separate entity like the other amalgamations and aberrants.

Chains mind is mildly drenched in insanity. While she could have been OP, she decided to lock a lot of her abilities away.
She appreciates morality like the Marionette does, but does not view morals as inherently good.
To her it's just a fascinating concept, a chain wrapped around people to twist the rules.
She can open any locks, craft any type of locks, and is your go-to place if you want anything sealed away - or a nice pocket-watch.

"Clocks? I thought you were the Locksmith?"
"Clocks, Locks, the only difference is a C. Tell me, what value do you see in them to let them dominate your life?"

Her replies will often be weird, cryptic and nonsensical.
She f.ex provided the paper-doll with the seal needed to lock away Zero's ryujin side, but when asked if "...this will seal it away, right?"
Chain just scoffed and replied "Locks themselves won't do anything at all. You still have to put in the effort of first wrapping the chains around it yourself."

She looks to be in her 20'ies, wears a straight-jacket like dress, and rocks a prisoner's collar wit a lock on it.
Her actual hands being restricted, she uses a pair of abstract hands like the paper-doll. When asked why she locked away her abilities, she might say something like:
"Freedom looses its value to those who have never known restrictions. The question at hand - Isn't a locked door so much more intriguing?"

She harbours dislike against the paper-doll, and is amused by the marionette. Needless to say neither get along with her. Chains remarks towards the paper-doll are often condescending and personal.
"Your 'present' is made of lamenting the past and dreading the future. Coming from you, demanding better of the present is just preposterous. What emotions have you left to offer?"

Messing with your decisions and worldviews is her favourite way of social interaction. Especially when talking to Disgrace, the white-haired creator of the puppets, whose main character trait is the contract that binds her in literal chains around her arms.
"Stop pretending this outcome was inevitable. You like telling me that it's his fault, or that your stupidity is to blame, when this is clearly what you desired.
Isn't it wonderful to be locked away 'against' your will? Putting on chains has only freed your mind of responsibility.
You'd just have to face them. Keep living, and keep making mistakes. Something that easy to a honest person being unbearable to you.
But keep pretending.
I'll let you - for now. You're not ready yet for insanity."

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asdfghjk I'll have to work on her a bit more, but it's a start.
I hope you all have a nice day!

Fyover and out