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TCF Part 2 Chapter 419

The God of Death looked at Cale. "The reason I called you here is to tell you about the First Wanderer. You're not interested in hearing about the affairs of the gods anyway, right?" "Yes. Correct." Cale genuinely had no intention or ability to get involved in the fight between the gods. 'I'll have to be crazy to fight a god, right?' In a fight between whales, the shrimp's back gets broken. "Hehehe. I knew it." The God of Death continued speaking, laughing as if he found it amusing.

🚩🚩🚩 Cale planted another flag. 🤣🤣🤣

Uh, Cale... Have you forgotten that DA wants to make the gods bow to him? Or that SEW wants to fight GoW? Or that you once "fought" the God of Despair by sealing him in GoD's book via Embrace? Yeah, good luck avoiding fighting a god. 😂😂😂

The fight of the century

"It seems the deity is feeling tired...or maybe lonely?"

One of my first dives into fandom art was back in 2023. I loved this boss fight so very much, as did the music. GAH!! Everything!

"Blood is spilt while holding the keys to the throne Born again, but it's too late to atone No mercy from the edge of the blade Dare escape and learn the price to be paid" - Hail to the King, Avenge Sevenfold

A quick sketch a threw together ages ago for an rp. A once noble knight became a god of death to put an end to his former king. A king who destroyed his own world and countless others because of his hubris.

Dozhinki, the harvest of Jarilo

Between Slavics, they celebrated the harvest of Autumn, which, in ancient times, were dedicated to Jarilo, God of Vegetation, who in Autumn descends in the Underworld.

During this festival the last sheaf of August was decorated with ribbons, symbols, berries and flowers. Besides of the sheaf, they prepared large garlands with bundles of wheat, that will be used during the parade; everything will end with dances, chants, banquets and binge drinkings.

Anciently, the festival was dedicate to the beauty Jarilo, a young God, blinde like wheat and eternally shoeless because where he walked, the earth would regenerate.

The whole mythology which recalls to him is the description of seasonal cycle. Jarilo, son of the God of Thunder Perun, was born the last night of February (anciently was New Year's Eve) and the same day had been kidnapped from the God of Underworld Veles and grew up as his son. During Spring, Jarilo went back to the surface, coming back to life generating vegetation.

During Summer he marries his twin Morana, Goddess of Nature and Death, but in Autumn he is ceremonially killed. Later also Morana dies for the lack of Jarilo, but they both rebirth during Summer Solstice.

But what if... he had rainbows and stars....

There is a certain kind of silence when Death descends upon the living.

“L, do you know Gods of Death love apples?“

Buy a print from me at Toshocon on August 3rd! (Printed without the watermark)