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Your storys and your images are truly inspiring, cause there is so much personality in your characters and the way you present them. You have a great narration, easy to follow for even those who cannot speak English fluently! Thank you, and a huge thank you for giving Kynareth Cassias face. We are both very, very flattered!
Also that Grim thought for a desperate moment on leaving the Grotto that the rain was his grandfather crying for him - loved it.
I really enjoyed Hircine messing about with Grim in typical Daedric fashion, and I have to say his reveal of Grim's mother's origins has me intrigued. Is it Nocturnal herself or perhaps a mortal that Fenrir beguiled... Karliah??
I'm eagerly looking forward to more. Thanks hon for sharing your sweet noble Grim with us!
PS - SO glad he didn't kill Sinding!
I know who is mother is but that will have to wait for that story :-) Right now he has an important mission that will send him tumbling into the past for a bit.
...fantastic images too!
Next big story, which I am working on now, will be better spaced I hoped! Thanks for comment and the read!
I´m a bit sad, cause english is not my native language, and i can`t understand it all, but i try hard to learn more, and maybe one day i`m able to understand every single word and particularly the context.
Yeah, that would be great, cause your storys are always amazing!
Just enjoy the images and thank you so much for enjoying my work!
A proper comment shall be left HERE tomorrow!
I love how you changed that Hircine quest to fit your own version of the lore - it feel really natural and, frankly, makes much more sense than the randomness of the game.
There are so many good parts here: I especially like the bit about Fenrir contacting Grim, it seems like you are really into your story, that's a very mallable imagery you put in there.
And that flirting with Valgia... it always seemed to me that Grim is perfectly aware of his charms and can use them when needed. And the description of the jarl was spot on! Such a popmous posterior, that one...
The scene of tracking and then slaying the stag was also wonderful. I like how ambitious our Grim is, to be so mad that he wasn't able to track the beast as easily as usual...
And Hircine! Oh, I love that old nut of a Daedra! And you portrayed him greatly. And to think he is the grandfather of our Grim... it's so badass.
And that story of his... oh wow, it was so accurate (and I think I recognize that girl playing the part of Kynareth... ).
And that's something I haven't seen in quite a while - a hero preparing for the task by reading books! It really warmed my heart to see that there are still some people that believe in research...
Sinding and Grim joining forces? Now that was unexpected... but awesome! And Hircine is truly one of the most intriguing and complicated Daedra - with a twisted, but still clear, sense of honor and... indulgence?
The images are, as always, fantastic! Everything looks so vivid, even though the colours are desaturated.
Fantastic story, enjoyed it throug and through.
So he is no stranger to doing research and can speak and read/write in many languages, some long forgotten. He could be a mage if he wasn't so tied to the physical in many ways. I am still debating if he will do the Mage or Thieves quest .... it is a decision he worries about often.
In regards to his lineage ... well yes Grim has some divine blood and will have a very long life span (if not killed) and some other perks but is otherwise mortal.
But then again, in regards to Skyrim, how many real mortals can take down a single dragon solo let alone dozens and dozens of them? Let alone all the other dangers the main character has to go through.
To me it seems reasonable that the main character be stronger and more powerful then ordinary people because they are always fighting extra-ordinary monsters!
I can't see grim reading a book while sitting without thinking he's on the loo.
While I have more lore on my website I haven't really shared all of Grims past here, been working it in as I go, and he has a bit of a connection to the thieves guild. But as folks know he is struggling with that connection. He may have to make a choice to give up ever finding out who is mother is or joining the guild in the hope of finding some answers.
I think Fenrir wants him to solve this on his own for his own enigmatic reasons that may come clear later on.