A sergal, secluded environment, bladed weapons. Sounds like a date with my mate.

*L* sounds like some date. Always loved sparring matches.

I could make so many jokes and jibes, but I think I'll refrain :)

I detest Sergals, but damn nice work!

detest? por que?

Generally anything involving sergals turns to vore, rape, and/or a disgustingly made OC (I'm talking those sickening ones that borrow from every overused anime ever).

yes, we are known to have a history with vore and rape but many are not like that, it's like saying I hate foxes because they are all gay and we know that is not true and OC as it happens in all species
I respect your opinion but give an opportunity to the sergals

Well I'd love to, but every artist who ends up doing sergal art ends up down one of those three paths, and this has gone on for around 4+ years, so I hope my jaded views are understandable.

wow this if it is unexpected
thank you very much, I love the pose with swords and appreciate your time in this work

I'm very glad you like it. He was an interesting one to work with

Hmmm... Testing, testing... testing the comment section to make sure the boards haven't broken.

(FA maintenances going too high, becoming too redundant? Well, here's my theory, which has a high probability that it is confirmed, and why I'm testing: Unlike Kongregate or Deviantart, FA is a forums post format, literally it is on a board, and quite literally it can physically "fall" which causes glitches, think of it like a board game, that you have to take extreme care of because of how fragile it is, like a wooden piece... Our comments would be one part of that wooden board, fragile, and easy to glitch. Much like the real ife world, the world of data is FULL of binary code that we take for granted, the binary code helps fuel our comments being able to be seen, read, visualized, etc., should something physically happen to it or something get moved out of place, it can glitch, which is why we must remember to take care of doth both worlds)

Also nice piece, sorry for takin' your ear off, most probably, you probably won't know a word I'm saying unless you know how to virtualize yourself with cutting edge technology that spent... about... 30 years to create.