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@raidoesthings

Heya, my name is Rai and I do things (Preferred pronouns are he/they), I draw things I like (mainly Cult of the Lamb and Inscryption)
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I finally have a reference for these two owl dragons!

The demigods of fate and forgery, Clauneck and Kudaai.

After being separated from their sister as children, the two were taken in and mentored by two gods, Apollo and Hephaestus. Apollo taught Clauneck how to read the clues of the Fates while Hephaestus taught Kudaai how to create all sorts of weapons. As the Old Faith started to rise in power, the two crown bearers decided to fully put their trust in the two. Apollo destroyed his own crown and later passed peacefully, and Hephaestus challenged Kudaai to one final duel, where Kudaai fatally stabbed him in the stomach. The two swore to continue their respective mentor’s legacies, along with guiding mortals and the five gods left…

Clauneck is sweet, gentle, and caring. He knows to carefully assess a situation before going in headfirst, unlike his hotheaded brother. Kudaai is impatient and blunt, not hesitant to say exactly what he thinks, which can lead him into trouble. Despite this, he has a high passion for smithing and he and Clauneck share an unbreakable bond, despite their clashing personalities. Kudaai has his own set of personal weapons he uses for fights, while Clauneck possesses fake tarot cards that act as spell casts, as he can’t use his actual tarot cards in a fight, or,else he could face untold consequences. (….not like they’d be all powerful on their own anyway). As stated previously, Clauneck is in a relationship with Agares while Kudaai…is still single. Perhaps one day he’ll find someone.

As for their aforementioned long lost sister….we’ll come back to her.

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I got a ref of the greater angel of death, they of cruelty themselves, Ayanami!

The angels of death were born when the red crown was made. Their duty was to guide souls to their afterlives, they either lived an eternal paradise or an eternal hell.

The greater angel served as the leader, having great power, however, this came with the cost of a limited lifespan, so they appointed a successor that will carry their ways when they die. So the cycle would repeat forever.

Ayanami is the current greater angel, being around halfway through their lifespan.

They’re passionate about their work to a fault, being downright cruel to souls that would be granted hell, turning the worst of the worst into monstrous beasts locked into eternal suffering. They, along with all angels, are also gifted in singing, often singing about their work with their beautiful voices.

Lamb supplanting Narinder inadvertently caused the afterlife to be destabilized, enraging Ayanami greatly, with the angel devising a plan to take down the current crown bearer and those who imprisoned Narinder all those years ago.

Ayanami had a valid concern over the crown being in the hands of someone merciful, but they twisted the realms of life and death just to get what they wanted. The Fates are thankful that their supposed king would later thwart their plans and free the five confined revenants…

(Additional note: Ayanami is gender-fluid and can be referred to by any pronouns, same goes for Strelitzia and the other angels)