Saviours Of Dragons

Gustave Léonard de Jonghe (1829-1893) "Die Genesung" ("The Recovery") Oil on wood

"They were most thorough. Silly me. To think there was such a thing as a safe place in the world." - Royal Assassin, Ch. 20

I read it all in one go and ended up barely having time to draw. It took me about four days for the first two books.

When I was reading fool’s fate I just ignored everything for a few days, and it took me some time to recover after finishing it.

I think I still haven’t fully recovered. I keep replaying the final chapters in my head over and over again

-Portrait of Mrs. Kathleen Newton in a red dress and black bonnet-

An illustration of my 2 babies Fitz and the Fool, watching the dragons flying to  Buckkeep Castle !

The Flower Girls • Alexei Harlamov, 1855

prophet and catalyst

they are a pack do not separate

[ID: a peanuts-style drawing of FitzChivalry, Nighteyes, and the Fool standing together outside at sunset. Nighteyes is leaning on the Fool with one paw upraised, looking up at him. the Fool, dressed in his black and white and gold motley, is smiling. Fitz, dressed in a green tunic, brown vest, and brown leggings, is looking at Nighteyes and the Fool with a fond expression.]

"Not looking like that. Lord Golden is a proud and temperamental man. He would not keep such a rough-thatched servant as you show yourself now. We must make you look your part. Come here and sit down."

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The Fool let me look at myself for a time in silence. Then he gathered my hair into his hands. I glanced up at his face in the mirror. His lower lip was caught in his teeth in an agony of indecision. Abruptly, he clacked the shears back onto the table. "No," he said emphatically. "I can't bring myself to do it."

“You will be the rightful King of the Six Duchies, of the Out Islands, of all the Cursed Shores! All. I will give you all your dreams, if only you come back!” My dream was dead in my arms. I continued to walk.