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And the final illustration of this parade of characters is of Ronan!
I thinkkkkkk I'm kinda getting better at such stuff, so it wasn't a waste of effort and time lol :""D

Ronan is a pilgrim, he's quite serious and fair. Ronan knows a few ancient dialects (but not completely, just some things), and he wanders around the worlds in search of harmony and peace (smth like that).

If he stumbles across rocks/scrolls/walls with ancient writings, he stops and stays there for as long as needed for translation. If he doesn't manage to translate it, he marks that place on the map, scribbles the writings on a piece of parchment and carries it around with him, so he could at last decipher the written.
For Ronan religion is one of the ways for achieveing peace of mind. In his world people the people worship many gods (polytheism), as well as Ronan himself.

His childhood was quite simple (in relation to the world he lives in). His parents always told him some tales about mythology and the gods. Ronan was so determined to travel around the world to find the true sense of living. Every year on the same day of the Gods' Mercy celebration his family made a few lanterns (as well as some other inhabitants of his village and the world) and let them flow down the forest river.
When Ronan grew up, he decided to dedicate his life to the search of peace of mind and deciphering the ancient writings.

One day he stumbles upon Lielia Duran, who later becomes his one and only~

Ronan & art (c) me

Description
And the final illustration of this parade of characters is of Ronan!
I thinkkkkkk I'm kinda getting better at such stuff, so it wasn't a waste of effort and time lol :""D

Ronan is a pilgrim, he's quite serious and fair. Ronan knows a few ancient dialects (but not completely, just some things), and he wanders around the worlds in search of harmony and peace (smth like that).

If he stumbles across rocks/scrolls/walls with ancient writings, he stops and stays there for as long as needed for translation. If he doesn't manage to translate it, he marks that place on the map, scribbles the writings on a piece of parchment and carries it around with him, so he could at last decipher the written.
For Ronan religion is one of the ways for achieveing peace of mind. In his world people the people worship many gods (polytheism), as well as Ronan himself.

His childhood was quite simple (in relation to the world he lives in). His parents always told him some tales about mythology and the gods. Ronan was so determined to travel around the world to find the true sense of living. Every year on the same day of the Gods' Mercy celebration his family made a few lanterns (as well as some other inhabitants of his village and the world) and let them flow down the forest river.
When Ronan grew up, he decided to dedicate his life to the search of peace of mind and deciphering the ancient writings.

One day he stumbles upon Lielia Duran, who later becomes his one and only~

Ronan & art (c) me