#oc: fate

[noriapple]

Boom

[argentsunshine]

hello arters and fighters

https://artfight.net/~argentsunshine

[deathisararemercy]

Fate and Death

I want to elaborate on Fate and her relationship with Death so badly. Anyway, first time drawing full body Muerte and I still don't know how his legs work. I also don't know how I painted this.

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[fish-popsicle]

Been busy making refs n such

[rainbow-colored-writer]

[ID: Fate says, "Sometimes I wonder what I taste like" with a neutral expression. Destiny says, "I can help with that" with a smile. Fate imagines Destiny biting her arm, still with a neutral expression. Destiny imagines biting her neck, with a hopeful expression and a blush. End ID]

Silly meme doodle. The height of vampire romance.

[jesterjamz]

real life depiction of what happened during the tie

[galacii-gallery]

For those who don’t want to read the fic, here’s the art… but separately!

[puppyeared]

updated xin ref

[cabbi3]

random Clannibal in red

[t00thpasteface]

now caesar's men sure ain't no friends—

that's plain for all to see!

and i know someone's gotta fight for the dam,

but why does it have to be me?!

[sleepyminty]

So the new ordeal call 2 leak and uh

Oh no

Ooh noooooo

OOOOOHHH NOOOOO

[deathisararemercy]

No time to continue my "Day Three of "Drawing animals so I can make some proper Puss in Boots fanart" challenge, but I did finish this small character sheet for one of my…many OCs.

This is Fate - pronouns a work in progress. Fate is a bird lady with three faces. Fate's head swivels around to each of the different faces - one has gold eyes, one has blue, and the other has red. Fate actually wears a big curly wig; Fate's "real hair" is just bird feathers. Fate's high collar is also made of feathers, which Fate uses to write in the Book of Fate.

The Book of Fate is a seemingly normal-sized book. It has a lovely navy clothbound cover with silver embossing in it. It's really pretty! And if you look inside it or (stars forbid) write inside of it, you supposedly go mad! After all, reading about your or other people's destinies or trying to change fate itself could end in cosmic disaster!

Fate's job is simple. Protect the book from landing in the hands of anybody else, and give Life and Death their list of tasks in the mortal realm based on the people's fates in the Book. Every week Life and Death drop by Fate's little pocket dimension called The Writer's Room to get their assignments. This bit I wrote for a fic explains how Death gets there - by ripping a seam in the universe:

He flicked his sickles down and dragged them on the ground in a circle around him. Once it was completed, he stepped in the center, flexing his fingers. “Here we go.” He leapt up in the air. The sickles collapsed into half-moons. And the wolf slammed them into the ground. If he were mortal, his bones would have shattered from the force. If he were mortal, his lungs would have collapsed from the air around him being vacuumed from existence. If he were mortal, the dirt and rocks that flew from the ground would have blinded him, if the dazzling array of light and color didn’t first. But Death was not mortal. He fell through this seam ripped open in the universe, and for a brief moment, his heart stopped. And then, the seam sewed itself back together, he stood up, and his heart began to beat again rapidly in his chest. “Never going to get used to that,” he grimaced, rolling his shoulders back and shaking off the dust.

Fate and Death have a working relationship. After all, everyone's fates all end in death. Death…tolerates Fate, but Fate really wants to be Death's friend. And we all know the best way into Death's heart is by teasing him relentlessly:

“So you’ve come back to me yet again.” “We do this every week, Fate.” “Oh, Muerte! Never change!” “Hahaha. Hahaha. You’re hilarious,” Death scowled. “Stop being so grumpy. What’s wrong? Realized that meddling in mortals’ affairs makes things less fun for you? Did that cat escape with his last life?” “I let him go,” the wolf growled. “What a surprise! I told you, Death. My book never lies.”

Honestly, I think Fate looks forward to Death's visits solely because he tells her stories about what it's actually like in the mortal realm. He also doesn't mind telling them, since he doesn't have many other people to talk too; Fate is an eager audience.

Fate is bound by cosmic law to remain in the Writer's Room. If Fate were to leave, the Book of Fate could be in danger. It's not all bad. Since Fate lives there alone, Fate can redecorate all the time. Fate has been in "forests" and "mountains" and "villages" based on the stories Death tells. But Fate know these little worlds made in the Writer's Room are nothing like what the real mortal world is like. In the mortal world, there are wonderful sights, and colors, and sounds, and people. It's lonely in the Writer's Room.

One little trip outside of it wouldn't hurt right?

One little peek to those forests of Far Far Away that Death had described wouldn't cause any harm, right?

This is how Fate's book gets stolen by a girl in a red hood.

[fish-popsicle]

I drew this awhile ago but I'm posting it now because the movie's in theaters :D

[rainbow-colored-writer]

She was so right for this.

Pose from @grey-fuckers-unlimited

[jesterjamz]

[coffeecakecafe]

Oberon and Ophelia (@lorebreaker)

I'm crazy about theeeeem