Give Feedback
Grim Tales - Cosmic Overture - Fenrir Unbound Book III - Chapter 11
-
Endorsements
-
Total views2.8k
Grim Tales - Cosmic Overture - Fenrir Unbound Book III - Chapter 11
About this image
Notice
This user's image description contains 30 images. Some authors like to showcase more of their work in their image descriptions or use the image description to provide a storyboard for the image provided.
You will need to be logged in before you can see this user's image description.
31 comments
The heights of Ancano's delusion are great it seems, him seeking to control that power to impress Domina, one that would have been more likely to see that power as a threat and plan to wrest from his grasp were she still breathing. It is not surprise that he is blind to the fact that he is a simple puppet, that the power he is playing carries some much danger for him, of course he never was a wise one that Ancano.
It is good for Grim and his friend that the Thalmor are still in the dark about what has happened in Sarthal, them being a few steps behind this time, unlike they had been when Domina was around. Elewen is looking to be getting all the more desperate to find a way to restore her reputation before one finds she is not longer of use.
One would certainly not have wanted to be anywhere near Hircine in that fit of anger, I can almost hear that howl of anger that shook his realm, putting fear into those among his forests. Mora was not too wise to make an enemy of his sibling, meddling with one he watched over. Was wonderful the way you described the way Hircine sought out the spirit of Kyne, his mind set adrift among the sky and following the lands, really shows his connection to the wilds. I like how you depicted the playfulness of Kyne, the mischievous wind pulling at him, teasing him and the way she communicated without words, needing only the movement of a butterfly's wings to be understood by Hircine, that subtlety fits so well with her near formless nature. Nice to see again that care Kyne has for Grim, coaxing Hircine into calling on that magic to help.
Was great how you weaved the tale of the EC and Passion's poke of Mora's eye into this chapter. Great to see those different perspectives, to glimpse what is going on around Grim's path, wonderfully done, Jonathan
The Thalmor are indeed a bit in the dark although they are making some plans - hopefully Grim and his team can beat them before they marshal all their forces to take them down. Luckily Dannee is helping to keep them distracted!
Glad you enjoyed the bit about Hircine and Kyne. I think when writers involve the princes a lot (especially me and Nataly) it is easy to forget they are close to being gods (although I think the lore says they aren't - they are just very powerful entities). So it makes sense to me that one could speak through the wind and a butterfly and another could understand it.
I also enjoyed being able to add Passion's eye poke into the story
Hircine call forth the Wild Magic and Ancano flirts with disaster! On the edge of my seat as I read on and see the next chapter is already up!!
Outstanding my friend and was very honored to see my dear Ripp in the set! Thank you!
Really enjoyed working on this chapter as it is always fun to do cross-overs. It will also save me from having to explain a lot of details in the next chapter - as the purpose of this chapter was to explain what everyone else has been doing and why - so I can just have them all come together in poor Windhelm - the Nexus of this epic battle.
An excellent set of images (both yours and the ones borrowed from the community). Reminds me of how much fun I had helping with and reading the Caretaker series the first time around.
So now on to the big finale I have planned. After that we shall wait and see. I have plans for continuing on Nexus but can't say what they are till I finish the next three chapters.
The momentum is building, and the cliffhangers are killing me; please do hurry with the next installment, my friend. ;-)
Florence + The Machine is good stuff, and I believe it works wonderfully well with your story.
Glad you enjoyed the story and hopefully will have the next one out sometime soon.
Your work continues to inspire.
Very nice collab, some fantastic shots by you too
made great Jonathan