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Good Omens: A Matter of Convenience (Part 3)(Part 1 here)
(Part 2 here)
Crowley groaned gratefully and kicked off his boots, wriggling his toes into the grass. He wished he had the energy to miracle himself clean. Or a stream nearby. Although, truth be told, there was something of a line to be drawn between drinking with the enemy and bathing together, as much as he could try and pretend that several thousand years of human habits hadn't rubbed off on him.
Beside him, Aziraphale sat down carefully with his legs crossed, then patted down the grass and set the two goblets on top in a strangely formal gesture.
“Do I even want to know where you found that?” Crowley asked, looking at them apprehensively.
“I believe you can answer that question for yourself,” the angel said, and he snorted in agreement.
Crowley watched the angel struggle with the cork for a moment, then held out his hand. “Give me that.

Good Omens: A Matter of Convenience (Part 2)(Part 1 here)
Dawn extended its lazy rays over the two riders.
“I spy with my little eye.... Er....”
“Angel, we've been over this. There's nothing here.”
“Er, something that begins with 'e'.”
“Really?” Crowley glanced at him, intrigued, then looked around haplessly. “Um.” He peered at the distant, featureless horizon. “Is it the end of this journey, by any chance?”
“I'm afraid not.”
“Pity. Let's see.... E... eeee.... “ Crowley cast a suspicious gaze over the barren landscape, then looked speculatively at Aziraphale and gave him a sly grin. “Um. Eunuch?”
“Oh, very funny,” Aziraphale rolled his eyes, or came as close to it as an angelic representative of Heaven could dare.
“Careful there, angel, I think you just used sarcasm. So what else, then? Wha

Good Omens: A Matter of Convenience (Part 1)The Crusades were a messy time for everyone.
In one of the many  forts surrounding Jerusalem, the usual messiness was punctuated with a side order of the kind of gory bloodshed and impalement that comes when scores of armoured men try to force their way past scores of spear-wielding men behind barricades by pretending to be something they're not, namely a giant, armoured human centipede.
The barricade had already been broken through in some places. Up on a tower,  a rather violent confrontation was taking place that nobody seemed to be paying much attention to.
In very short notice, the two figures  both tipped over the edge, and although it seemed like gravity might look the other way just this once, a moment later there was a solid crunch down below.
Downy feathers exploded in a small mushroom cloud all around them.
For a long while, the night was silent but for the very loud screams and clanging of swords.
“You  know,” Crowley ra

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Lord of the Mountainby ~Kaytara

Digital Art / Drawings & Paintings / Fantasy

Random elf: "I want some gloves..."
Me: "You can't have gloves, the only skin in the picture would be your face and I can't have that."
Random elf: "Can't I hug my cloak around myself instead of letting it flutter around like that?"
Me: "No you can't. Stop whining."
Random elf: "I'm cold...."
Me: "Pull yourself together, only another hour or so!"

Hey, maybe that's why he's looking so moody. XD Poor elf.

I was just reading a tutorial I stumbled upon, and as soon as I saw the sketch there, I immediately had this picture in mind... So yeah, you can say the pose is shamelessly ripped from that tutorial. ^^'
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That's exactly the thing that suggested that maybe I should use references more often...

EDIT: I've tweaked the background a bit. The shadows are a bit more interesting now and (hopefully) suit the elf better.