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Epilogue: Akarai was last seen diving off a cliff, arms outstretched, claiming the gods had given him the power of flight. Eye witnesses swear on their life they saw him fly off into the sunset, leaving a trail of tea leaves in his wake. It is worth mentioning that they drank tea with him ten minutes earlier. Reports later came of a fox in a neighboring town who had won the lottery twenty-three times in a row.

Fanart for the amazing of his characters Kari and Shadi with some intrusion from Akarai, who seems to have absentmindedly wandered out of my gallery... whoops? (Yeah, I know there aren't foxes in your setting, but that's just a testimony to how lost he is )

Now, as can probably be deduced from this, Akarai is a guy who... doesn't overthink things. Or really question people's motives. And he is slightly impaired with regards to thinking ill of others. Despite being intelligent, you'd be forgiven for thinking the contrary. He's also rather scatterbrained and disorganized, with the result that his tea does... strange things to everyone except him (it has been theorized that he is just permanently under it's effects) and no two batches (or even cups) ever taste the same or affect people the same.
Ans here he is about the fall victim to the combined force of Kari's distraction and Shadi's pick-pocketing skills when... something doesn't go according to plan. Aw, poor Shadi: she was so hyped to steal some stuff, and then this inconsiderate oaf just hands them the money! Honestly, the nerve of some people -_-

(uugh, my scanner belongs in the scrap heap, it's so old that the lens moving has created scuff marks on the glass that makes that annoying bright stripe across the page...)
And for some reason I had quite a bit of trouble the relative sizes of the characters. Akarai is a bit of a beanpole, so he's fine, but in the first few panels Shadi was kind of too small (let's attribute that to perspective, shall we?) and then she ended up taller than Kari!

Well, I had a lot of fun with this one. Drawing middle-Eastern clothing is fun, and as for Shadi: AAAAHH, those EARS, I love them!! No wonder you love drawing her so much!!!!

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Epilogue: Akarai was last seen diving off a cliff, arms outstretched, claiming the gods had given him the power of flight. Eye witnesses swear on their life they saw him fly off into the sunset, leaving a trail of tea leaves in his wake. It is worth mentioning that they drank tea with him ten minutes earlier. Reports later came of a fox in a neighboring town who had won the lottery twenty-three times in a row.

Fanart for the amazing of his characters Kari and Shadi with some intrusion from Akarai, who seems to have absentmindedly wandered out of my gallery... whoops? (Yeah, I know there aren't foxes in your setting, but that's just a testimony to how lost he is )

Now, as can probably be deduced from this, Akarai is a guy who... doesn't overthink things. Or really question people's motives. And he is slightly impaired with regards to thinking ill of others. Despite being intelligent, you'd be forgiven for thinking the contrary. He's also rather scatterbrained and disorganized, with the result that his tea does... strange things to everyone except him (it has been theorized that he is just permanently under it's effects) and no two batches (or even cups) ever taste the same or affect people the same.
Ans here he is about the fall victim to the combined force of Kari's distraction and Shadi's pick-pocketing skills when... something doesn't go according to plan. Aw, poor Shadi: she was so hyped to steal some stuff, and then this inconsiderate oaf just hands them the money! Honestly, the nerve of some people -_-

(uugh, my scanner belongs in the scrap heap, it's so old that the lens moving has created scuff marks on the glass that makes that annoying bright stripe across the page...)
And for some reason I had quite a bit of trouble the relative sizes of the characters. Akarai is a bit of a beanpole, so he's fine, but in the first few panels Shadi was kind of too small (let's attribute that to perspective, shall we?) and then she ended up taller than Kari!

Well, I had a lot of fun with this one. Drawing middle-Eastern clothing is fun, and as for Shadi: AAAAHH, those EARS, I love them!! No wonder you love drawing her so much!!!!