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Sile and Liadan commission is complete! I love me some monster girls and this was no exception. According to the commissioner, the head and the body do not belong to each other, Sile being the body and Liadan being the head.

I was able to get more information on these two from the commissioner, as seen below!

Official story:

Liadan had spent nearly a century in the Sluagh, reaping souls and terrorizing mortals without end, earning for herself a good reputation and a name among the local Unseelie court. She lead a hedonistic life, a brash and brazen woman, the Unseelie Knight known as 'Laughing Liadan' eventually found herself in an unwelcoming situation. A necromancer who was strongly attracted to Liadan and her death aspected, magical body devised and created a trap for the dullahan. With her at his whims, he studied and eventually bound the dullahan's body to himself, completely entering it into his control. It was only a combination of luck, magic, and quick thinking that allowed Liadan to escape with her head. For years, the bodyless fae lazed about the court. Though she was mocked, Liadan had not lost her tongue and was more than eager to meet any insult with a flurry of her own. Her existence was largely tolerated, and before long she became a familiar figure for anyone who visited the remote faerie gathering.

Sile, on the other hand, was rather new to this business. Much more shy and bashful, this fledgling dullahan was often picked on by the rest of the court for being decidedly un-fae like. Still, she loved reaping souls, and set about the task with an unmatched earnest. Her talent with the spinal whip was unmatched, and the lust for the hunt was limitless. Few people ever accompanied Sile while out of the court which meant very few people saw her when she was in her element as a true force of nature. This passion for her job lead her to get into some pretty bad situations, including a rather disastrous soul hunt. Her head was bound in an iron box to be delivered to an eccentric collector. Lost, her body wandered about until a fae managed to find her and return her to the court. Though her record was positive, it was short, and without the reputation that Liadan had so enjoyed, Sile was to be banished from the Unseelie court forever. However, a particularly strange noble suggested something interesting: What if they bound Liadan's head to Sile's body and tasked them with the quest of retrieving both their separated parts. If they did so, they could both return to the court. Liadan agreed almost immediately, and Sile's body, without many of its senses, was forced into agreement.

Now the strange pair travel the land, searching for eccentrics and collectors, hoping to find information on where the box that contain's Sile head is, and hints of where the necromancer who took Liadan's body resides. Potent and liberal use of glamour and Liadan's general out going personality has let the dullahans avoid any intense scrutiny so far. A few problems on the quest, though: Liadan doesn't particularly care about getting her body back. And as the only person in the group capable of talking... Well. Let's just say their fact gathering isn't going as well as Sile would like.

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Sile and Liadan commission is complete! I love me some monster girls and this was no exception. According to the commissioner, the head and the body do not belong to each other, Sile being the body and Liadan being the head.

I was able to get more information on these two from the commissioner, as seen below!

Official story:

Liadan had spent nearly a century in the Sluagh, reaping souls and terrorizing mortals without end, earning for herself a good reputation and a name among the local Unseelie court. She lead a hedonistic life, a brash and brazen woman, the Unseelie Knight known as 'Laughing Liadan' eventually found herself in an unwelcoming situation. A necromancer who was strongly attracted to Liadan and her death aspected, magical body devised and created a trap for the dullahan. With her at his whims, he studied and eventually bound the dullahan's body to himself, completely entering it into his control. It was only a combination of luck, magic, and quick thinking that allowed Liadan to escape with her head. For years, the bodyless fae lazed about the court. Though she was mocked, Liadan had not lost her tongue and was more than eager to meet any insult with a flurry of her own. Her existence was largely tolerated, and before long she became a familiar figure for anyone who visited the remote faerie gathering.

Sile, on the other hand, was rather new to this business. Much more shy and bashful, this fledgling dullahan was often picked on by the rest of the court for being decidedly un-fae like. Still, she loved reaping souls, and set about the task with an unmatched earnest. Her talent with the spinal whip was unmatched, and the lust for the hunt was limitless. Few people ever accompanied Sile while out of the court which meant very few people saw her when she was in her element as a true force of nature. This passion for her job lead her to get into some pretty bad situations, including a rather disastrous soul hunt. Her head was bound in an iron box to be delivered to an eccentric collector. Lost, her body wandered about until a fae managed to find her and return her to the court. Though her record was positive, it was short, and without the reputation that Liadan had so enjoyed, Sile was to be banished from the Unseelie court forever. However, a particularly strange noble suggested something interesting: What if they bound Liadan's head to Sile's body and tasked them with the quest of retrieving both their separated parts. If they did so, they could both return to the court. Liadan agreed almost immediately, and Sile's body, without many of its senses, was forced into agreement.

Now the strange pair travel the land, searching for eccentrics and collectors, hoping to find information on where the box that contain's Sile head is, and hints of where the necromancer who took Liadan's body resides. Potent and liberal use of glamour and Liadan's general out going personality has let the dullahans avoid any intense scrutiny so far. A few problems on the quest, though: Liadan doesn't particularly care about getting her body back. And as the only person in the group capable of talking... Well. Let's just say their fact gathering isn't going as well as Sile would like.