In This Page, They Start To Get Results.
In this page, they start to get results.
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Like the previous page, this page jumps between Pleht and Brudil's perspectives. Pleht: Right… L-let's try that again… He tucks the ladle into his sleeve. Brudil lifts the axe, pulling it out of her washboard (with "snap!" SFX). Brudil: I was just about to tell you… Pleht has an aura of magic, looking up at the ladybug. From the ladybug's perspective, it looks like the ladle has become a floating metal ball. Pleht: Ooooo… Look at the floating orb… Meanwhile, Brudil has swung the axe overhead, bashing the Bandaged Slugfolk's head with the flat end (with "WHAM!" SFX). Brudil: …TO KNOCK IT OFF! The ladybug happily stares at the floating orb, which the ladle truly has become, hovering between Pleht's fingers. Pleht (thinking): Okay, Pleht, it's working. Just gotta do this right… Ladybug: chlee! Meanwhile, the other Slugfolk is running for aid from the ones lying in wait. Brudil (thinking): Okay, Brudil, just like you practiced… Slugfolk: GUYS! GUYS?! Bandaged Slugfolk: Ugh…
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In this page, Pleht starts a fire.
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Pleht is uneasily looking at a doorway into a dark room. There are signs of overgrowth within. He digs into his coat (with small "RUSTLE" SFX). Pleht: …Should be okay, just this once. I mean, w-who's gonna know? Pleht: Please understand, Mr. Sardon. Magic swirls around his hand as Pleht prepares a piece of flint and a special ring over his thumb. He flicks (with "flick" SFX), but nothing happens. Pleht: Come on, come on, why isn't this working? It worked just fine yesterday! Pleht keeps flicking, but naught but sparks show up. The flicks (with plenty of "flick" SFX) attract the attention of a creature in a hole in the wall. Creature: chttr? Creature: chtt… chtt… hissss Pleht finally accomplishes his goal, looking at the flame hovering above his thumb, unaware of the large legs above him. Pleht: Ha, finally! Now to… He stops, face full of dread as he realizes there's a giant ladybug behind him.
In this page, tempers keep running.
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The comic jumps between Pleht and Brudil's situations. Pleht and Slugfolk: O-oh, sorry… Pleht turned to see the ladybug, who shields its eyes from Pleht's magic flame. Ladybug: SKREE! Pleht: Didn't mean to blind you. Slugfolk (pointing at the Bandaged Slugfolk): It was his idea. Pleht reaches into his coat again, dropping his flint with the other hand and extinguishing the flame. Ladybug: mrrrgh… Pleht: Hey, c-calm down, boy… Brudil is understandably angry at the two Slufgolk. Bandage Slugfolk glares at the other. Brudil: Seriously, what's your problem? Bangaged Slugfolk: Really? Slugfolk: Heh, sorry. I panicked. Pleht pulls out a ladle, but it drops to the floor (with "CLANG!" SFX). Ladybug: chttr? Pleht: Here, look at this floating or- oops! Brudil gets tackled by Bandaged Slugfolk (with "BAM!" SFX), hard enough for her bucket helmet to go flying. Brudil: I mean, if you're gonna ambush me-- OOF! Pleht kneels down to pick the ladle up as the annoyed ladybug watches, while Brudil pushes against Bandaged Slugfolk, her hand reaching back for the axe. Pleht and Brudil both groan. Ladybug: hiss…
In this first page, Pleht misses a few points.
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Caption: The Tower of the late Duke Corpus, west of Everteeter A large image of an old tower can be seen, with panels inset. In the first, we see Pleht nervously peering through a door. The next three show a swinging axe (with accompanying "WHOOSH!" sfx), several wooden stakes embedded in a wall, one of which has pinned a skull, and purple gas coming out of a vent (with accompanying hiss.." SFX) The final panel reveals that Pleht is oblivious to all three, and is in fact too short to have been harmed as he walks through. Pleht (thinking): If I find a trap, my life could be cut short!
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In this page, Pleht considers the possibilities.
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Brudil falls down onto her stomach (with "WHAM!" SFX). Brudil: ACK! Pleht reels back, clutching his shirt. Pleht: What..? Who…? He spies the axe dropped by Brudil. His anxiety spikes as he imagines several monsters that Brudil could be: Mockman: Brudil's head and eyes roll back, and she leans enough for her belly to reveal a gaping maw. Puppet: A marionette Brudil stiffly raises her axe, looking with a lifeless expression. Undead: Brudil shows as a rotting zombie, grinning as she brandishes the axe. All these thoughts hang over Pleht as he sweats nervously.
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A simple page this time, just having our two heroes finally together!
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Pleht opens the door to reveal Brudil, who was just reaching forward for the doorknob herself. She falls forward, and both she and Pleht react with shock. Pleht and Brudil: WHA-?!
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In this page, two heroes are oh-so-close to meeting.
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Pleht throws the metal ball into the foreground, the ladybug excitedly turning to chase it. Pleht: GO FETCH! Ladybug: skree! Brudil punts the Bandaged Slugfolk into the other Slugfolk (with "PUNT!" SFX), sending both through the open doorway. Brudil: GET OUTTA HERE! Pleht (wiping brow): Whew! Brudil (standing proudly): Well, that takes care of that! Pleht picks up the dropped flint, while Brudil picks her bucket helmet up. Pleht prepares to go through the dark doorway, trying to get his magic flame back up (with "flick" SFX) Brudil puts her helmet back on and turns her attention to the thorny plants once more. Loud banging can be heard from the other door she missed (with "RATTLE" and "BANG!" SFX) Pleht and Brudil: Alright, where was I…?
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In this page, Brudil gets digging.
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Brudil, still in the overgrown room, regards some thorny plants that block a door ahead. Brudil: Okay, then… Should've expected some obstacles, I guess… was kinda itching for more than plants, though. Meanwhile, from behind another door, some Slugfolk lie in wait. Slugfolk: Shhh… not yet. Brudil starts to remove and cut the thorny plants with her shovel ("CRACK" and "CRUNCH" SFX show as she cuts into one of them). Brudil: Corpus must've had a heckuva garden. Behind her, the two Slugfolk that watched her are preparing to throw an old, rusted battle axe. They throw it in tandem, hitting Brudil square in the back (with "THOK" SFX). Brudil: YOW! She looks back, still frazzled, but the washboard has protected her; the axe is now embedded in it. She turns around to face the Slugfolk. Brudil: Alright, who did that?
Flashing Lights warning, but I figured I’d show a timelapse of how I first made pages, using my first page. With Procreate, though, you have to manage a sometimes strict layer limit, so I now have a more efficient process I’ll show in another post
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