Sashimi: I just learned something about the significance of a flower worn by the ear today, apparently in Hawaiian culture, if it's worn on the left, it means the lady is married, or otherwise unavailable. If it's on the right, then she's approachable. I had no idea of any significance as to what side it should be on when this was made, but it actually works for the purpose of the story that it's on the left, as she's involved with someone.
Sashimi: @realbboy: Well it sounds like I've got a challenge on my hands! I better get back to writing, but she's not an evil character, it's not like she intended to betray Katia, it's only after things went wrong with the huge imp appearing, that she freaked out and ran. She was terrified and not thinking clearly. Kaz even confirmed that in a recent stream. If she had known about the other imp and kept her wits about her, I'm believe things would have been quite different.
Sashimi: @Asperger_kitten_1337: Glad you agree! when kaz did the original for me, he toyed with this concept, and after thinking about it, I figured this just had to see the light of day.
Sashimi: I just want to say for the record that I'm so pleased with this pic, I think Kaz really outdid himself and I couldn't be happier with it. Thanks!
Sashimi: @Pronin: He was trying to remember what her color was when he did this, I'd just look at it as her fur was darker when she was younger or chalk it up to the sun is setting, giving her a different tint.
Sashimi: May I present, the loveliest khajiit in Tamriel! Kaz did this for a story I'm writing about Rajirra's earlier years. It turned out exactly as I had imagined!
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I'm still writing it, it's become much longer then I imagined.
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KLM=Khajiit Lives Matter, end the racism!
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