Prompt: Blood

prompt: blood

She holds the point of her stiletto against his throat. 

It’s one of her fingers, an extension of her hand. With it, she feels the way he swallows — the way his pulse beats.

Rhythmically. Steadily. 

Yor increases the pressure, waiting for a reaction. None comes. 

Her husband doesn’t even blink, blue eyes trained on her and nothing but her. She could push harder, break through skin. Walk away with her hands covered in his blood.

She steps closer, and now his pulse jumps. Not at the fact that she could kill him without blinking.

But for her, and only her. 

Loid a day☆

this is my favorite genre of photo <3

Quiet Protagonists

I'm not sure if others have come to this same conclusion, but another reason I love Spy x Family is for how quiet the leads are.

Sure they can be loud and exuberant, but that is only during times when they are trying to make a spectacle of themselves (or Yor is drunk).

A lot of the absurdity or volume you usually get from shows (especially comedy) only happens in their heads. Even then, these drawn out sequences for us the viewer is less than a second for the characters.

Loid comes off as the cool, collected, and calculating spy or the happy, family man, father; while on the inside he is always one step away from a panic attack.

Yor is the warm, overly polite, and naive clerk or an unbeatable assassin; but in her own head she is constantly worried about managing her strength or killing everyone around her to get out of small talk.

Then there is Anya. Anya is four and has daydreams and imaginings to match this. As a telepath, she is naturally in her own head quite a bit and isn't the chattiest amongst her friends. Meanwhile, Anya's mind is where we the audience experience the majority of the chaos found in every other characters minds.

Another SpyxFamily vintage-style redraw I did for a vintage-style stamp rally I ran at AMKE 2024

as helpless as a kitten up a tree

** not a fulltime fanartist but im joining the twiyor brainrot because i LOVE THEM