Meet the human version of Huiva, Suvoi's first love. (I just can't stay away from the scruffy gypsy boys. Saw one at the ren fair yesterday. Mmm.)
And little babby Suvoi. Not really. She's probably in her late teens here.
More young Suvoi, but with less clothes.
Post-Huiva's transformation, but pre-Crimson Hand adventure. This would be around the time she meets Marcus while stealing information for the Morfstarn. She went into the secret-dealing business after losing Huiva, needing a profession dangerous and exciting enough to keep her mind off her lover.
And present-day Suvoi, who is still struck from time to time by bouts of misery over Huiva's crow form. (And Kip cannot draw birds. Ech.)
And there she is in full Dealer of Secrets badass mode. Tried to do a nice portrait to replace the last one, which was wonky and not quite spot-on. Think I nailed her down much better this time, particularly her nose. (Although her arm is weird. Don't worry about it.)
And this plot bunny got vetoed by everyone right off. I suggested that when Lotus tries to possess Suvoi's body and make Marcus fight against her in the Mage battles, maybe Suvoi poisons herself first, swallowing the Rom venom in her poison ring and dying to save Marcus. Nobody was down with it.
Ian: "Marcus will be so destroyed, he'll be useless for the rest of the Mage battles and get killed anyway."
Katia: "Forget Marcus, Erik won't let it happen! He'll offer himself instead."
Anna: "Stop it."
Evan: "Hm, I'm almost sorry we can't use this."
But I wrote the scene for my own personal files anyway because it was too good to pass up. (And that's Marcus in the corner, being all consumed by the Vile.)
And still on the topic of MSG but not on the topic of Suvoi, this is Verdigris. She used to work for the Morfstarn as a researcher in the underground facility, but she hated what they were doing to the fabrants and managed to escape. She's been hiding in the Market ever since. Then, when Mana and Liriel wandered into the Market, Verdigris felt for them and decided to risk being caught and killed by the Mages in order to help them. Because she might look like a cantankerous old lady, but she's actually just a huge softie.
And speaking of cantankerous old ladies, my Avatar D&D character actually is one. I'm still working on her aesthetic design, but Kunan is a grouchy old earthbender whose village was destroyed by firebenders when she was a little girl. In last night's session, we met this bloodbender who was pissing us off, and Kunan yanked the jerk off the ground by his armor, discovering that she had metalbending abilities. It was pretty badass.
And not even on the topic of roleplaying, I doodled Juniper the shadowkind in my music history notes the other day. Not sure why she popped into my head.
And finally, Abigail the trigger-happy American treasure hunter. (With the distinction of being the only American on the expedition, and the only member under thirty.)
Now, to homeworks!
Commander Kip
"Thanks, Mako. Good thing you're so good at breaking girls' hearts."
Normal is overrated!
