Tera's Frozen North Lights · 11:09pm Feb 27th, 2023
Tera Amare's debut finally happened! The all-seeing Nursery Mother who commands respect from even the royal heads of two states. And Chrys' moral compass. This wisened, well-traveled unicorn whose age is a mystery is an old, old character of mine. To a story that no longer exists, but whose spirit extends to the rest of my works. You bet I had to get a drawing of what she's capable of! Take a look:
This is an illustration by Skyeypony for the newest chapter where it shows Tera's unique storytelling by using magic to show the kids her past travels around the world. Here she can be seen in The Frozen North, witnessing one of life's great masterpieces, an Aurora Borealis. Next to a character who has yet to be introduced in this story, but whose silhoutte shouldn't be a surprise to those following my blogs and those who've read my other stuff.
Finally expanding out towards new/old original characters. It's not an easy thing for me to do, to be sure, since if you know me, I'm the kind of person that needs a reason for everything. My characters and OC's , doubly so, need reasons to exist. So you can bet they have real important parts to play.
On that note... Chrys! Talking normally...
Psst. I know I can be way too vague with my symbolism sometimes, so here's a neat fact that you may have not noticed with my stories. The whole narrative and style of writing for all three Kindled stories have been interconnected and alluding to these new characters before they were ever introduced or shown. I've gradually and slowly made that more appearant with each chapter that's been written. From sprinkling details here and there, to now where I did a very blatant thing for the latest chapter of A Kindled End. With Chrys' adventures close to seeing a definitive end in sight, I felt now would be the best time to reveal what hidden intentions have been cooking under the surface.
But if you've read any of my stuff, that's just something that you should naturally assume of my work at all times. The fact that you're only ever staring at the tip of the iceberg...
