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Ximeon β [Personal, Sketch] The first of many
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Published: 2019-08-17 16:02:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 494; Favourites: 15; Downloads: 0
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Couldn't draw digitally properly so decided to try some traditional sketching instead.
So here have early Tobito grasping his very own Shard of Power for the first time.
Gonna touch it up digitally, colour it and add to it a bit. Gonna move this in scraps once the full thing is done.
Enjoy~
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I am quite concerned now, if he was so mischievous without them, I wonder what he'll do with one, or worse yet, several!
I do like the art though! Also, his right arm, is seems...unnatural, but I could be wrong. Good job on it!
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Heh well, he already owned a shard in a majority of the images I drew him in before.
His right arm looks unnatural since it's a golem arm, it's put together as a crude and temporary prosthetic.
Thank you~
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Oooh, a golem arm? Now you've got me interested.
Also, is this an image of him finding his first shard? Or another?
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Heh yep, a golem arm! And it's his first shard, hence the name of the image :3
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Hoohoo, now I'm more interested in this whole gig, I might have to get one myself~
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Hehe, gonna be hard to find them though~
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Oh, I know, Tobito's gonna be interfering all the time, trying to take 'em from me if I find em.
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I mean, they are his afterall, least in his opinion X3
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Hehe, yeah, gonna have to prove him wrong then~
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That's gonna be difficult, he's stubborn and obsessed with them heh
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Heh, that face is spelling so much trouble
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Hehe, just a little bit of trouble waiting to happen~
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You're very welcome x3
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These shards are ancient artefacts, special gemstone looking things which seem to somehow generate a near limitless amount of power.
Power in this case refers simply to energy, whether it's used as a means to power machinery, power up some ability, or to like just punch a hole in a wall, it'll just lend it's power for whatever one wants. Though how it can be used often depends on the owner themselves, almost like it's got a selective mind on it's own what it wants to lend it's power for. So the shards react differently to different people and beings.
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How did this shard react to Tobito? :0
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This shard in specific responded to Tobito's wants, it seemed attracted to his strong will. The shard 'spoke' to Tobito in some way, showing him just what he could do and would be capable of almost as if it had a will on it's own.
Tobito could also implement the shard as part of his golem arm and change said arm into it's usual flame energy appearance, making it more than just a crude prosthetic.
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I wonder what would had hapened if someone else had found it before him for example me or you
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Heh good question, chances are you or me wouldn't have known what to make of it. It's just a glowy crystal of sorts that pulses with power, but that thing doesn't react equally to everyone.
I'd have just grabbed it to research it. It is some strange artefact afterall. And of course, Tobito would have gone without a shard for longer.
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Yea as for me.......i donβt really now since well im not from this part of the universe fully at least partly (the picture you made made me partly of this universe )
It probably only work in myself of this universe
(Just so you now my pc in this universe is an explorer looking for a way to get all the βrelics of this worldβ both old and new,but heβs also quite the soft personality guy)
So to be real im not shure*i canβt spell* how it work on me
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Likely, who knows. The most common thing would be to strengthen physical prowess, but it's always a mystery what one could do with a shard.
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