GUYS THE STORY IS SO GOOD??

GUYS THE STORY IS SO GOOD??

Better than how I'm writing my own au rn

Some stuff for an au I'm working on called, Pistis!

Chris gets a floaty flower halo/crown and Martin gets an actual crown made of ice and adorning dangly crystals.

Chris cannot see out of one of his eyes due to flowers and vines growing out of it, and usually angles his halo just enough to cover it, making the flowers look like part of the halo instead! Which, I didn't translate well in the first picture, but in my defense the first drawing was made in the development phase so I still didn't exactly know what I was going for.

Anyway!!! Here's a summary for anyone who cares;

There is an old tale of two deity brothers that rule side by side. One protects nature and its inhabitants, while the other protects the seas and its inhabitants.

There are two neighboring villages, a decent walk apart. One wholeheartedly believes the tale and does what they can to worship the deities for good fortune and peace.

The other village does not believe the tale and finds the behavior of the believers foolish. They say it was to supply false hope, and actively go against the deities beliefs in order to prove a point.

Within the village of nonbelievers, there's a girl, one who DOES believe.

In the village of believers, There's a boy, who DOESN'T believe.

The girl is Aviva, who strives to prove to her village that the deities ARE real. She hears them, whispering on her night walks. As light as a feather, easy to miss, and it carries with the wind.

She tries to tell them to truly listen and they'll hear too, but they simply laugh at her, which only fuels her determination.

The boy, is Zach. He was raised to believe and worship these deities, but has grown to doubt their existence.

They supposedly bring peace, and Zach can't help but laugh. If that was so true, then where was his peace?

He strives to prove they don't exist.

Koki is a traveler who journeys from village to village to spread the tale of the deities to each one, to ensure the tale never dies. She is a firm believer and devoted follower.

She ends up meeting Aviva, and immediately feels the faintest presence of one of the deities within her. Koki explains to her that she is special.

Koki requests that Aviva join her on her travels, and Aviva happily accepts.

They end up meeting Jimmy along the way and he joins them.