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Interesting choice of words, Basil....

At first I wanted her to choose to tell him she cheated from inside a broom cupboard while he’s on all fours asking under the door what’s wrong. She would eventually come out and press her skirt in to show the pump. However then I accelerated her pregnancy to make this gag possible.
I think I have finally managed to stabilize my depictions of Basil. In this scene he’s ended up looking just like the time I drew the priest that converted Martin. Now I’ve just got to go back and fix his janky face from the comic about Martin’s first word.
By the way, those two poles he’s carrying are javelins. I’m hoping to get him to use them later on😈. Uriel had better watch out...

My Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion AU for baby Martin Septim, where poor Jauffre, as much as I love him, is not needed, and the farmer who Martin thought was his father is actually the betrayed husband of his birth mother Gemile - (A canon character mentioned by Abs Cosades as a girl who was possibly Martin’s mother) - who doesn’t die of childbirth. To make things worse, the husband has to put up with Emperor Uriel Septim’s intrusive visits to make sure they are raising his new little boy properly - and to escape politics and his own miserable marriage.

Description
Interesting choice of words, Basil....

At first I wanted her to choose to tell him she cheated from inside a broom cupboard while he’s on all fours asking under the door what’s wrong. She would eventually come out and press her skirt in to show the pump. However then I accelerated her pregnancy to make this gag possible.
I think I have finally managed to stabilize my depictions of Basil. In this scene he’s ended up looking just like the time I drew the priest that converted Martin. Now I’ve just got to go back and fix his janky face from the comic about Martin’s first word.
By the way, those two poles he’s carrying are javelins. I’m hoping to get him to use them later on😈. Uriel had better watch out...

My Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion AU for baby Martin Septim, where poor Jauffre, as much as I love him, is not needed, and the farmer who Martin thought was his father is actually the betrayed husband of his birth mother Gemile - (A canon character mentioned by Abs Cosades as a girl who was possibly Martin’s mother) - who doesn’t die of childbirth. To make things worse, the husband has to put up with Emperor Uriel Septim’s intrusive visits to make sure they are raising his new little boy properly - and to escape politics and his own miserable marriage.