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It's a shame really.
Long story short, tough challenges make you a better person, and using AI to write stories or draw is one way of cheating yourself out of that development. It's just tragic to see so many people taking the easy way out instead of buckling down and putting in the work. About six and a half years ago I decided that I wanted to bring my own visuals to my stories. I already had about a decade of writing under my belt, and was pretty established as an author on this site. Besides the fact that art is awesome, I wanted to add an extra dimension to my tales that would help people get closer to my imagination. I put in years of consistent drawing practice because I love storytelling and wanted to expand my capabilities as a storyteller. Again, it just saddens me to see so many people who want to pursue art or storytelling, but don't have the drive or discipline to do it the right way.
The Death of Akira Toriyama
Hey there, folks. It seems only right that I make a comment about this. As you know, my writing/art style is laced with battle shounen concepts, and I'm proud to say that Dragonball has been with me since the beginning of my creative journey. I'll never forget my childhood days of rushing to the library and picking up issue after issue of the original Dragonball. I'll never forget making my own (terrible) stories based off the IP. Dragonball helped to spark a love of combat, hard work, and adventure inside me, and Toriyama helped my brain grasp one of the greatest lessons in storytelling. It's okay to be weird and different. It's okay to go off the rails and have your story expand into something with a multitude of concepts. Thank you Toriyama for being such an amazing creator. All in all, I'm just a fetish writer/artist and nothing special in the long run, but your work has wholeheartedly inspired me and helped me reach where I am today. One reason why Red fights so much
Lore: Skeleton Kids
{-Familiar Type: Skeleton Kids-} "It's a bit humorous that fat-entombed sorceresses make heavy use of bones. Well...to be fair...Skeleton Kids are made of bonelike rocks . But I digress, they're small creatures who are commonly seen as servants for scholar-sorceresses. Needless to say, such girls are very wealthy. Now then, a giant pile of fat and magic (with a hint of miracle blood) is probably going to have a social quirk or two. Skeleton Kids are closer to dolls than people, and the witches I've mentioned tend to be better at speaking to objects than organisms." ~~~ A bit of lore on a familiar type often seen in Strange Adventures!
An Odd Intermission?
While the next action-packed entry of Strange Adventures is being prepared, we'll have an intermission and talk about...err... Hmm... Proper unjamming etiquette? Odd... The lesson was supposed to be about chaos monsters. ~~~ Lady Amelia Valentine--a dragoness witch who carries great prestige--discusses the flaw of "picking and teasing" in Chapter 18 of her book: Etiquette for Young Girls on a Scholar-Sorceress Path. Lady Amelia states that a chest carrying a heavy amount of adipose tends to be supported by an extremely large stomach. Overall, the breasts are weak due to the midsection (and an elegant brassiere) providing enough support to keep chest muscles inactive. Weak breasts carry aesthetic appeal due to how fat they are, but the mounds can struggle to lactate on rare occasions. When it comes to soothing a jam, Amelia says that picking at the areola region is simply poor form. A finger nudge, flick, pinch, or etcetera, looks uncivilized, and can quickly worsen a jammed
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