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The morning in the forest filled with pines was silent. No birds, no animals. Only the cold, deadly silence and that rustling voice that came from the steps of those couriers. The fog was a mark of the one who sent those couriers. No one dared to be on their way.
But there was one exception. This exception wasn't just anyone madman who dared to defy the one who was feared by all. He was a one with nature - with the will of an ancient spirit, power that flowed in every living being...

3-3,5 hours, marker pen and watercolors.
After finishing my over two and half years long comic made with watercolors last week, I took some break from making more watercolors. After having probably my longest break from watercoloring for years (over a week), I decided to finally execute an idea that had been in my head for weeks: this little comic.
It's related to a story I've been planning for a year or two, but I never really had any intention to start it at least anytime soon.
Well, it was fun to do, and using watercolors again after my short break felt refreshing.

Also, just to tell you how insane I'm with some details: the feather in the hood of that guy is pheasant's, since I actually had one lying around when I did this. My cat likes to play with it.

Description
The morning in the forest filled with pines was silent. No birds, no animals. Only the cold, deadly silence and that rustling voice that came from the steps of those couriers. The fog was a mark of the one who sent those couriers. No one dared to be on their way.
But there was one exception. This exception wasn't just anyone madman who dared to defy the one who was feared by all. He was a one with nature - with the will of an ancient spirit, power that flowed in every living being...

3-3,5 hours, marker pen and watercolors.
After finishing my over two and half years long comic made with watercolors last week, I took some break from making more watercolors. After having probably my longest break from watercoloring for years (over a week), I decided to finally execute an idea that had been in my head for weeks: this little comic.
It's related to a story I've been planning for a year or two, but I never really had any intention to start it at least anytime soon.
Well, it was fun to do, and using watercolors again after my short break felt refreshing.

Also, just to tell you how insane I'm with some details: the feather in the hood of that guy is pheasant's, since I actually had one lying around when I did this. My cat likes to play with it.