I like the mixing of genres. A Cartoon to go along with your epilouge, that's talent.

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...those decisions are better left to the suits in Washington. We're just here to eat some dude!

Im TUFFFFFF!!!!!! TTTUFFFF!!! heheheheh....ooohhhhh...

that had nothing to do with the drawing but i dont give a damn.

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"time is an Illusion..."

....I do like the flaming sword as well.

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"time is an Illusion..."

TUFFFFFFFF! -fire reflects off of arms.

Pfft, death is for pussies!

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Jack of all trades,
Master of none,
Though oftimes better than master of one.

A cartoon to go along with 's epilouge

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Jack of all trades,
Master of none,
Though oftimes better than master of one.

Now this I didn't expect, but I suppose it's the unexpected surprises in life that end up being the most interesting, aye?

Not exactly what I originally had in mind, but Zayne is your character after all, so you're more than free to add a bit to his story, even though his story is within mine. I like the idea, as well; but there's certainly NO WAY he'd get into Heaven without any stipulations at all. Can't say your perspective is one I fully believe in, but you don't need to believe in something to appreciate it, as I do this drawing.

*Sigh* Zayne, you should know that if you would have made a move on Anika, she would have killed you long before Stephen would have even tried to.

No place in Heaven for a sinner;
No place in Hell for a hero.
A penitant heart will be hither
Brought there where saints finally go.

Well done.

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2-D graphics and five buttons...that's all I'll ever need in a video game. Remember the classics...

Your description of Zayne's death moved me in a new way. I haven't really felt terrible and happy when someone dies in literature. Zayne finally did something for someone else, and he died for it. Kinda like Wolfwood. It didn't feel right that Zayne was damned, even if his evil was overwhelming. So now he makes up for it by watching over the Wanderers before they let him past the pearly gates.

"Aw, come on, you know she wanted me! I could tell by the way she burned everything in the room while she spoke to me. I don't know dragons, but that means they're feeling hot, right? Right?"

Is that last thing a poem, or did you make that up? I seriously just thought of those first two lines at random.

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Jack of all trades,
Master of none,
Though oftimes better than master of one.

I just made the last past up; that would be too much of a coincidence for that to be real. I just thought it sounded like the beginning of a poem, so I had to finish it.

I guess I must be pretty decent at poetry if you thought that was real, huh?

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2-D graphics and five buttons...that's all I'll ever need in a video game. Remember the classics...

Well, it sounded like a poem...

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Jack of all trades,
Master of none,
Though oftimes better than master of one.