The Illustrations Are Beautifully Unsettling In A Way I Can't Describe. I Also Love How Moon Tells His

The illustrations are beautifully unsettling in a way I can't describe. I also love how Moon tells his victim to stay awake; it just highlights how backwards this situation is.

"W...W-Why are you doing this...?!" Sun blinked and cocked his head, feigning the look of an innocent child. "Huh? Ohhh!" He rested an elbow in one hand, using the other to draw a circle in the air referencing the man's predicament before walking around his chair. "You mean the whole 'tying you up and torturing you' thing! Well, it's quite obvious, isn't it~?"

Sun stopped directly behind him, bending low to speak directly into the man's ear.

"For Calvin, Mr. Grisham. For Eloise. And for every child in this town who has had to suffer, because of monsters like you."

Mr. Grisham trembled in his restraints, the sweet-sounding voice of Sun now laced with sinister and utter darkness. "Please, I-"

"Did you know-!" Sun halted him, continuing his walk around the chair. He waved an arm in Moon's direction, who fluidly twirled his knife, watching the man's blood still caked on it flick about the room. "My brother and I used to take care of children? You remember the pizzeria in the big city, don't you? Well, just because we are no longer daycare attendants, that doesn't mean our roles have changed. No no no~ Our roles have simply-"

Sun stopped back in front of Mr. Grisham's chair, getting into the man's face once more. His hands, once folded behind his back now gripping the arm rests. The wood creaked and nearly gave way from his grip alone. Sun's colored irises had shrunken down to slits, rattling with a craziness just waiting to bust free. His grin nearly stretched off of the edges of his face plate. A thin, black line formed between his teeth, and grew as his seemingly permanent-closed mouth, opened.

"Evolved," he finished, the word rattling in his robotic throat and chest.

Mr. Grisham whimpered, leaning back as much as he could from the looming animatronic. He squeezed his eyes and turned his head away. "S-Stop that-!"

Two hands grabbed at his head, turning it to face forward again. Two thumbs pulled his eyelids up, forcing him to look.

"What's wrong, Mr. Grisham~? Do I frighten you~?" Sun mockingly cooed. He leaned in closer, his nose pressed against Mr. Grisham's. "Good. Take a good, long, look, Mr. Grisham. I want you feel afraid. But this fear, is NOTHING compared to the fear you have inflicted upon your own children."

Sun's grip tightened. How easily he could pop this man's head like a grape. How badly he wanted to, how eagerly he wanted this maggot dead. But no. He had to suffer first. He had to pay. Sun relished in the man's whimpering as he trembled in his hands. Hot steam puffed from Sun's ajar mouth, ghosting the man's face.

"I wonder..." he thought aloud, his mouth a dangerous number of inches from the shivering man's head, "if I can scalp you with my own teeth~"

"Sun."

The animatronic paused, his eyes flicking to his left, towards Moon. The lunar animatronic stopped twirling his knife and simply stood there, giving his twin a known look between them with a raise brow.

Quickly--too quickly--Sun composed himself and stepped away, arms and hands open in surrender. "Ahaha! Apologies, brother! I got a little carried away there, didn't I?"

A small smile etched across Moon's face as he stepped forward. He couldn't fault Sun for his...eagerness. He placed a gloved hand on his twin's shoulder. "Go sanitize your gloves and face. Remove any traces of oil and skin."

Sun playfully saluted. "On it! I'll leave you to do the honors~" He then skipped away to do as instructed.

Mr. Grisham watched him go, bewildered and outright frightened by the swift changes in personality. Suddenly, something cold and sharp under his chin directed him to look forward, and he met Moon's hooded gaze, his face illuminated by narrow blue and red pupils. His own grin had widened and opened. Mr. Grisham whimpered as the tip of the knife pressed into his chin.

"Now that Sun's had his turn...looks like it's mine again~ Try to stay awake, Mr. Grisham. It's more fun that way~"

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@moonlit-dreamers

This is like my life in a nutshell. Reality tires and burns me out so much, especially now, and I just can't reach the right mindset to do what I want creatively.

An AU with a Smol Eclipse and Killcode with a body closer to his original design? YES PLEASE, THANK YOU!! :D

The sleepy bean eclipse comic someone asked for! But with some angst cause this is Still our eclipse. Just tiny. You never specified what kinda sleepy.

This was before Sun, Moon and Lunar welcome him back to the daycare, obviously after he was brought back. Killcode ended up taking Eclipse with him for some character growth family bonding in the desert. And Killcode trying to amend for his own mistakes against Eclipse (locking him up in a computer). Anyway, yes Dadcode hours, yes Eclipse ABSOLUTELY was tired and processing EVERYTHING and still trying not to be apologetic about it. Anyway, this takes time. As with many things.

also sleepy baby

This is for the artist herself, what is your favorite thing about Sun and Moon from both fairy au and Sk au?

Now that's a difficult answer XD

I love adapting characters to different worlds, and since Sun and Moon are my current hyperfixation (and have been for 3.5 months) they have been fun to sort of experiment with.

For the Fairy AU, I love fantasy. The whole AU was originally just a nonchalant idea that I was quickly gripped by. And with it I can explore the child-like aspects of the characters. The boys are sweet and playful.

For the Serial Killer AU, it was also something I didn't think would be expanded upon, and really didn't until @moonlit-dreamers started expressing interest in it. I do like safely exploring darker stuff as well. Guess I am also just a sucker for characters doing horrible things for "a good cause".

And in both AUs, the boys love their jobs.

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