First Post On Here :0 !!!

First post on here :0 !!!

Have a WIP of my (possible) sister of sin OC, they're currently un-named but I'm having so much fun making this drawing so far!!

Things are subject to change but my favorite thing about this so far is the face paint (based off of papa emeritus ii/era 2)

For the last like five minutes I've been drawing on the wrong layer and idk how it keeps happening

Will post it on Instagram but Tumblr is always my priority when it comes to my art ! Enjoy the rat (and Copia)

Hey pookie!!

Did swiss get over his fear of river or are they still working on it? I need to check in on my babies

@rose-ghxul Swiss is obSESSED with Astra. But seeing her means he’s got to be around the biggest (most obnoxiously in love) lovebirds in the Ministry. And that helps his fear considerably. He’ll still be scared here and there, but it’s a lot easier after the frequent exposure to the domesticity of Air and Earth.

(yes, Frater special ordered oversized furniture for the Ancient’s new wing of the abbey)

They come to haunt you.

CW - MENTIONS OF DEATH

(but this is a fluff post! I promise!)

So, we know about quints being assigned to the hospital, of course, yes!

But what about fire ghouls?

Fire ghouls who are usually seen in the intensive units. Being the ones to have skin-to-skin with the kits and infants in the NICU as baby huggers/kangaroos. Holding them so securely and being a part of their every day routine, comfort, and care.

Fire ghouls who are in the ICU rubbing coma patients legs and arms to keep blood flow going but not too much to disrupt their cold-care for healing.

Fire ghouls who hold hospice patients to soothe their death-cold tremors, letting them have that relaxation and sweet comfort; even as it's their last breath and last time they close their eyes.

Fire ghouls who lay delicately against hypothermic patients as they lay underneath their warming blanket to help raise their temperature and keep them at a safe level.

Fire ghouls also seen in the physical therapy unit (along with waters) to help ease pains and stiffness, cramps, and just general pains.