Humn, interesting. Well it seems more studious citizens like this lady can recognise a deserting martyr when they see one. Fiadh probably would’ve been in a lot of trouble if he didn’t have Dragon fortuitously guarding him at that moment, this makes me more grateful for him being there.
The thing about Asgados and records is a strange statement to make. I guess cause they’re the most important family and they don’t want people trying to make up claims about fake lineage. I’m throwing out a wild guess this will be relevant later as well!
You drew Fiadh’s arms quite nicely in Panel 4!
Panels 5 and 6 are interesting! Bit of a contrast between Fiadh quietly focused on reading for his goal, and Asha searching wildly through the busy Sarkesian street for him, which I suppose is her goal in this too. Some small looks at the different citizens dotted around, like the mother and her child, the paved roads and the foreign objects in the foreground and good details.
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Humn, interesting. Well it seems more studious citizens like this lady can recognise a deserting martyr when they see one. Fiadh probably would’ve been in a lot of trouble if he didn’t have Dragon fortuitously guarding him at that moment, this makes me more grateful for him being there.
The thing about Asgados and records is a strange statement to make. I guess cause they’re the most important family and they don’t want people trying to make up claims about fake lineage. I’m throwing out a wild guess this will be relevant later as well!
You drew Fiadh’s arms quite nicely in Panel 4!
Panels 5 and 6 are interesting! Bit of a contrast between Fiadh quietly focused on reading for his goal, and Asha searching wildly through the busy Sarkesian street for him, which I suppose is her goal in this too. Some small looks at the different citizens dotted around, like the mother and her child, the paved roads and the foreign objects in the foreground and good details.