Excuse Me Miss.

Excuse me miss.

May I ask, What did Ando thoughts were about their relation with Andy?

Cause, come on! They even slept together, something had to be there.

Anyways, the comic was so cute (Most of it, cause the last part just increased my wishes of seeing that sheep served as lambchops) and I love Andy even more now, that dog deserves something better.

Love ur art, drink water.

I'm glad to know that, I've been working on that comic for weeks and I'm happy that a lot of people liked it (>u<)

And of course, I love questions (ouo)

Let's see...

According to Ando, Andy was his spouse.

Andy proposed marriage and he accepted. They celebrated the wedding. He fulfilled.

But on the other hand, Andy was, at best, a friend. A friendly face that managed to console him from his long and tedious crusades. A reliable companion to whom he could delegate difficult tasks such as gathering supplies or pleasantly integrating new followers.

Andy was a good support and a good listener. Loyal and obedient.

Andy was a good follower.

That's why Ando couldn't reject him.

Ando began the cult with a small mare and the intermittent assistance of Ratau. Thanks to him he learned to work in the large territory that the odious deity deigned to give him, but he was given nothing more than that.

With most of the Red Crown's power blocked and a mouth to feed, Ando was forced to go out, facing the hateful death that seemed to lurk around every corner. Bringing barely enough so that his only follower could survive.

Each journey was accompanied by the constant threat of low faith, disloyalty, and dissatisfaction with the few comforts Ando could barely provide.

Like a bed of leaves under the night sky and a kitchen whose only function paled in the absence of food.

The temple had barely begun its construction.

Ando needed help and support, but at the same time, he could not afford to bring more people.

The disappointment of the previous bearer made him know that he could not count on him either, beyond occasional help and some practical advice.

And Ando couldn't blame him. No.

If he had had the option... he too...

Anyway.

His cult was not in a position to accept more people.

At least, for a while.

His second follower was the first boss of the Chaos Bishop; things calmed down a bit, and Ando achieved enough stability within the cult to consider bringing in a new follower.

And he found Andy.

He saved him from being sacrificed by heretics, took him by the hand, and told him that everything would be okay. And Andy believed him, despite his tired look and his multiple wounds, and agreed to be sent to the cult.

He disappeared behind the teleportation portal, and when Ando returned, Andy was the first to greet him. With praise and happiness.

It was the best thing he had brought to the cult after all Ando had been dealing with.

Andy was a comfort.

But if Ando is honest, if he had the option to do things differently, he would have done so.

Because, despite his actions, Ando never intended to hurt Andy. Or anyone.

Except, of course… Narinder.

This doesn't justify it, but I hope I've given some context to your question (ouo)

There's a lot more I want to say about this, but I'll leave it at that for now.

¡Thanks for asking!

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“The Only One”

Being the leader's first spouse was an experience that Andy could never forget.

If only that could have lasted… a little longer.

Based on an answer to a question I received (ouo)/

The lyrics were taken from the song “I Can Read Your Mind” by The Orion Experience, which fit perfectly with what I wanted to express here <(owo)>

Although I feel like I missed the opportunity to make an animatic about it... What a pity, it will be for the next time.

Anyway.

¡I hope you like it!

Extra: Textless version, because you know, they look pretty like this too (owo)

*Rise the hand to do a question*

Excuse me miss, Will your Au be focused especifically after Ando’s arrival or will it touch to like all the game lore and the postgame relations with the emo cat and the bishops?

Also, talking about the swap Au, Andy looks sooo cute. If Ando made something that hurt them, no matter in wich way, then that lamb should be crucified, cooked, and served as lambchops.

That had been the plan.

Originally, the whole story was going to revolve around Ando and his arrival at the cult and how he was going to adapt… but I realized that I also wanted to explore other things besides that.

Like, for example, the process of Ando's resurrection, the aftermath of the descent of the divinity of the lamb, some internal conflicts with Narinder, and something related to the red crown.

I don't know if I'll put the whole story of the game, although most likely I will, since I have something related to one of the bishops, so... we'll see.

Lamb chops XD

Thanks, I'm glad to know that Andy has received a lot of love from everyone besides his pathetic husband (>v<)

Look how happy he looks too hehe

As for your question…

Ando was a quite capable and intelligent bearer of the red crown, being cautious in his every move, as his time as well as the life imposed on him were not things he was willing to waste.

So every decision he made was made in order to increase his strength and power, so that only then could he face Narinder at his maximum capacity.

Unfortunately, this strategy did not take his followers into account.

To Ando, they were people whose lives were placed under his care, and while he did not despise them, he saw them as needy and fickle in their loyalty and faith. So he only focused on fulfilling his role and abiding by whatever their wishes were, whether they were food, shelter, or love.

So because of that way of thinking, Ando ended up making a mistake.

A mistake that Andy never let him forget.

I'm quite tempted to draw the events that led to their tense dynamic, as well as how it also contributed to the ending that Ando imposed on his own world |vO)

Now that I mention it, I could do it.

Anyway.

¡Thanks for asking! (ouo)/

Crosses (COTL)

This may have some spoilers for the Unholy Alliance update, specifically the Pilgrim Pack part…

One thought I had after seeing Jalala's comic is that the crosses on the bishops' heads were more like… ¿arrows that were stuck in their heads than ornamental ornaments?

Let me explain, there is a part where Chemach tells her story and in some of her flashbacks I thought I saw a giant with his head pierced with something that looked like a very long cross and that cross looked similar to the bishops'. At least at the tip.

Someone, I don't remember who, commented that divine wounds never heal and when bishops become followers those crosses are still there…

Maybe it's not relevant.

But I wanted to share this idea since I haven't been able to get it out of my head.

¿What do you think?

It may be, although the first thing I thought when I saw the giant was that he was a "disciple", since now the disciples gain a halo to show their role.

Crosses (COTL)

This may have some spoilers for the Unholy Alliance update, specifically the Pilgrim Pack part…

One thought I had after seeing Jalala's comic is that the crosses on the bishops' heads were more like… ¿arrows that were stuck in their heads than ornamental ornaments?

Let me explain, there is a part where Chemach tells her story and in some of her flashbacks I thought I saw a giant with his head pierced with something that looked like a very long cross and that cross looked similar to the bishops'. At least at the tip.

Someone, I don't remember who, commented that divine wounds never heal and when bishops become followers those crosses are still there…

Maybe it's not relevant.

But I wanted to share this idea since I haven't been able to get it out of my head.

¿What do you think?

Just imagine that…

Big gods who have equally big disciples (OoO)

I can almost imagine Shamura saying, "Disciples used to be as imposing as the deities they served… sigh… but those were the old days..."

I think I have an idea.

Crosses (COTL)

This may have some spoilers for the Unholy Alliance update, specifically the Pilgrim Pack part…

One thought I had after seeing Jalala's comic is that the crosses on the bishops' heads were more like… ¿arrows that were stuck in their heads than ornamental ornaments?

Let me explain, there is a part where Chemach tells her story and in some of her flashbacks I thought I saw a giant with his head pierced with something that looked like a very long cross and that cross looked similar to the bishops'. At least at the tip.

Someone, I don't remember who, commented that divine wounds never heal and when bishops become followers those crosses are still there…

Maybe it's not relevant.

But I wanted to share this idea since I haven't been able to get it out of my head.

¿What do you think?