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Cover for A Final Fantasy XIV story, 'Kindred'

check out the full story here :
Kindred, A Final Fantasy XIV Story - Prologue
The light sea breeze was a refreshing break from the sun. The Auri child thanked the gods for it as she hurried down the beach. Her eyes scanned the sands and rocky outcrops that dotted the area, the white glow of the limbal rings around her eyes contrasted against their dark blue color.
“Where did you go?” she muttered to herself as if asking aloud might help her find her lost family heirloom. The Auri child brushed a stray blue and white strand of hair away from her face, tucking it behind her black, forward-swept horns. She glanced back to see how much ground she had covered, noting the rocky outcrops that dotted the shore and how high the cliff face now towered over her. Her village seemed distant, but the rooftops were still in sight. On any other occasion, this would have been the perfect day. Sunny, with a light breeze, only a few clouds in the sky, and the calming sound of the ocean were all she wanted. Even the usually bustling seaside village was restful today. Mo

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finally, week of deadlines and insane amount of works has passed...
I'm really sorry for those who wait for their turn in the commission list, I'll be able to continue work on your order ASAP.

Description
Commission for
Cover for A Final Fantasy XIV story, 'Kindred'

check out the full story here :
Kindred, A Final Fantasy XIV Story - Prologue
The light sea breeze was a refreshing break from the sun. The Auri child thanked the gods for it as she hurried down the beach. Her eyes scanned the sands and rocky outcrops that dotted the area, the white glow of the limbal rings around her eyes contrasted against their dark blue color.
“Where did you go?” she muttered to herself as if asking aloud might help her find her lost family heirloom. The Auri child brushed a stray blue and white strand of hair away from her face, tucking it behind her black, forward-swept horns. She glanced back to see how much ground she had covered, noting the rocky outcrops that dotted the shore and how high the cliff face now towered over her. Her village seemed distant, but the rooftops were still in sight. On any other occasion, this would have been the perfect day. Sunny, with a light breeze, only a few clouds in the sky, and the calming sound of the ocean were all she wanted. Even the usually bustling seaside village was restful today. Mo

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finally, week of deadlines and insane amount of works has passed...
I'm really sorry for those who wait for their turn in the commission list, I'll be able to continue work on your order ASAP.