Last Line Challenge

Last Line Challenge

Rules - In a new post, show the last line you wrote (or drew) and tag as many people as there are words (or however many as you like.)

Tagged by @aychama

Last line

Without context. You wait (ouo)

Tagging: @melancholialapelada7 @melle-d @neon-virus @winterpantsu @dogiperson

I'm having the most fun with this XD And Ratau (OuO) Why can older people see through immortals? Hahaha

Some of the Amnesia trope spin off of TROD AU I drew in stream the other day, Narinder version (idk I'll come up with an actual name for it or just keep calling it the 'trod amnesia au' lmao)

Still not quite used to Clip Studio Paint, the brushes feel stiffer to use and I think it shows but alas

So what happen when ando finds out their sibling is running an cult and is also an immortal god?

Two questions in one, okay! 6(owo)9

I feel that both should be raised separately and that they are things that I plan to address in some way in future drawings, but it won't hurt to answer at least a little bit of what I have in mind (ouo)

What will happen when Ando discovers that his brother runs a cult?

Possibly, Ando will go into denial. Why? Well, I have done my homework to get an idea of how a family reacts when a member joins a cult. The cases are varied, but what I have realized is that the family's reactions are somewhat similar to the 5 phases of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.

So for Ando, a sheep whose time has stopped and started running again, it will have felt like closing his eyes and opening them, watching, to his horror, as his younger brother has been completely brainwashed. Ando knows him best and knows that he would never be in a situation like this unless he were deceived from the beginning. So his first idea would be to run away. Run far away from here.

Later, I will show how that turned out.

As for the other question...

What will happen when Ando discovers that his brother is an immortal god?

This is somewhat complex because, to begin with, the lamb would have to admit it, which it will not do. For the lamb, Ando's return has awakened in him memories that he thought were forgotten and old behaviors that only surface around him, as if he were returning to his old self, so he is happy and comfortable with his new situation.

Situation that does not intend to change.

So at the moment, he does not intend to tell him the truth, or at least the truth that he has been told.

Awesome! wait a second…

XD

thank you @melancholialapelada7 (ouo)

Boop for you this was a lot of fun and I'm happy to get boop too XD Thank you all!

I just noticed that Ando's only 10% sheep, what happened to him to only be 10%?

To answer this question, I have to ask another question: do the cult followers remain 100% of their species when resurrected?

The simple answer should be no, since in most cases the lamb uses bones that are collected during his crusades or bones that his followers themselves bring during their missionary journeys.

Of course, I'm talking about cases where a follower died outside of the cult and, for reasons A or B, their body couldn't be brought back, so this is where bones from other species would be used to bring them back to life.

But for some reason, these are still considered 100% of the same species (whether cat, cow, dog or something else), demonstrating that no matter what, the living being remains as before death without being affected or physically altered by the unknown bones that were used during their resurrection.

Thinking more deeply about this point, and how I see it, there must be some kind of requirement, such as perhaps that to carry out this type of ritual successfully there must be at least one bone of the same species as the deceased follower.

Whether it's theirs or someone else's.

Although this is more of a headcanon of mine, I think it works for what I'm trying to explain here.

So, returning to your question, it is not that Ando had something happen to him physically speaking that made him less of a sheep; it is that the process that his body had to go through had certain complications that the lamb had to overcome on its own.

You can imagine how (ouo)

Stinky Cat

This weekend I went through the most difficult battle I have ever had to finally defeat "The One Who Waits" I died and I died… I hit him in the eye and then I died again I went from fear, to resentment, joy and anger and then to a type of resignation before getting encouraged again and launching towards my destiny Only to die again But! After a lot of suffering I did it… I won Welcome to the cult, stinky cat