This is really well done, and I'm not even a fan of herms.

But... where's the red head?

Its just the single headed version Torri is elsewear ;P

Okay where's the bio of the single headed version Torri?

never made one

Well can you do on Torri?

I'm not an artist, thus I wouldn't be able to draw Torri

Well can you ask some one who can?

it costs money

Oh!

I love the detail you put into the description. Out of curiousity, any reason for the cz-83? I'm an unrepentant gun nut and just curious for the use of one of the lesser known of the czech line when everyone goes for the 75

Actually im a bit embarrassed, as i just realized I had given him the wrong gun model. The cz-52 (chambered in 7.62x25mm Tokarev) is the one I ment to say.

As for why I picked the cz-52 and the 7.62x25mm Tokarev round... I just asked a gun nut friend about a pistol round that would penetrate armor, while being small enough to have a decent carrying capacity. I am interested in eventually buying a handgun and he picked out the cz-52.
(I think he picked it mostly because the gun itself is extremely cheap, at 150-200$ as is the dirt-cheap ammo for it. and probably because he wanted to play with one himself as we go shooting every once in a while(using his armory of guns) )

If there's better round then that (armor piercing to some degree- against unarmored targets, hollow points), I don't know myself. I like guns, so I tend to look them up and learn about them but I don't study them.

My reasoning is that most people don't stand there, letting you hit them with bullets, they tend to duck behind things becoming somewhat "armored" (ducking behind cars, walls etc) so I'd rather have a bullet that over penetrate (and against unarmored, use the hollow point version) then ones that never hit.

Course, looking at the 7.62x25mm Tokarev round's speed/energy, it seems to be similar to the 9mm. The only major difference is its diameter. Which probably gives it the better penetration then the 9mm, but probably sacrifices some of the stopping power of the larger 9mm's bullet. This of course is just my reasoning, and I could be completely wrong.

nono, you got it right. The small Tokarev round's popular for being an old form of what is essentially a necked down bullet, giving it smaller bullet, better penetration and higher speeds than it's bigger brothers, in return for less stopping power. It's like .357 sig, which is a 9mm with a .40 caliber charge. I endorse your decision cuz the alternatives were .357 sig which there are few small concealable versions of it (a couple of the smaller sig-sauer and some glocks) and the Five-seveN gun that shoots those 5.7x28mm bullets which are harder to get ahold of. And got a stylish lil package for it n.n the 52 has a pretty little dagger like slide.

Yes, but i've read that the cz-52's angle is a bit odd

More right angled than most yes. Some people prefer that, others don't. A correction in grip helps. But then I'm basing this all on what I've read too so I might be spouting bull*bleep*

Handsome/cute!

Thanks *snug*

*dualgrins* Now you just need to put one up for Torri and one for the two of you conjoined!

Good idea, but they get expensive ;(

True, true. *snugs ya both*

*chuckles as they rub themselves against you*

Woah, Rhylith was not part of Torri at one point?

Wait a minute why on some parts on Rhylith's Character sheet here has the words Shi and Hir when you clearly stated on https://www.f-list.net/c/rhylith that Rhylith is a Male hermaphrodite?

eh, written at different times. Used Shi and Hir at some point.

Oh okay!