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This is a commissioned piece (posted with permission) of Galya and Scala, two Felaryan fire nagas, done by =Blazbaros . This is my second commission from him, and once again, he did an excellent job capturing a fleeting moment between two characters.

Galya is a young fire naga, driven by an almost insatiable urge to perfect her magic skills. She began learning at a very early age and has not slowed down since. One of the quickest ways to get on her good side is to demonstrate magical aptitude, and have a willingness to share that knowledge.

The basic premise for this picture was to show Galya's desire to learn all she can about magic. She met Scala and the two hit it off immediately. Part of this was due to Scala's inherently friendly nature, and part was because Galya had never before encountered another fire-aligned naga. It was not long after their initial meeting that a very excited Galya began pestering her new friend for magical advice. Scala soon learned that Galya had incredible amount of raw power at her disposal, but her finesse in using this power still needed work.

And so we have Scala, being the older and more experienced naga, demonstrating to Galya the importance of form when casting spells. Using the correct form allows for both greater effect and more efficient use of energy. Galya is attempting to watch and emulate Scala at the same time, with mixed results. They decided to practice near an ancient ruined temple, built to massive scale by giants in ages past. The entire area is infused with enormous magical energy, allowing the nagas to recover quickly after casting and practice their craft for hours on end.

Art & Scala by =Blazbaros .
Felarya by =Karbo .
Everything else is my fault.

I've written two stories thus far involving Galya: In The Belly Of The Beast (two parts) and Galya's Portal Problems (three parts). Be aware, both stories involve vore, so if you do not like such things, please do not read.

If you'd like to comment on, or the picture in the artist's gallery, please do so here:

Description
This is a commissioned piece (posted with permission) of Galya and Scala, two Felaryan fire nagas, done by =Blazbaros . This is my second commission from him, and once again, he did an excellent job capturing a fleeting moment between two characters.

Galya is a young fire naga, driven by an almost insatiable urge to perfect her magic skills. She began learning at a very early age and has not slowed down since. One of the quickest ways to get on her good side is to demonstrate magical aptitude, and have a willingness to share that knowledge.

The basic premise for this picture was to show Galya's desire to learn all she can about magic. She met Scala and the two hit it off immediately. Part of this was due to Scala's inherently friendly nature, and part was because Galya had never before encountered another fire-aligned naga. It was not long after their initial meeting that a very excited Galya began pestering her new friend for magical advice. Scala soon learned that Galya had incredible amount of raw power at her disposal, but her finesse in using this power still needed work.

And so we have Scala, being the older and more experienced naga, demonstrating to Galya the importance of form when casting spells. Using the correct form allows for both greater effect and more efficient use of energy. Galya is attempting to watch and emulate Scala at the same time, with mixed results. They decided to practice near an ancient ruined temple, built to massive scale by giants in ages past. The entire area is infused with enormous magical energy, allowing the nagas to recover quickly after casting and practice their craft for hours on end.

Art & Scala by =Blazbaros .
Felarya by =Karbo .
Everything else is my fault.

I've written two stories thus far involving Galya: In The Belly Of The Beast (two parts) and Galya's Portal Problems (three parts). Be aware, both stories involve vore, so if you do not like such things, please do not read.

If you'd like to comment on, or the picture in the artist's gallery, please do so here: