Posted by Milos Gulan (guest) on Tue 29 Dec 2015, 11:55 EST
Are you still here doing these?
I would like to try my best to encourage you.
Posted by Fan (guest) on Sat 24 Oct 2015, 04:49 EDT
I would like to see a homage to the Prince Valiant comic, specially the tenth album in the series where Valiant finally finds princess Aleta and chains her to himself in order to lead her around for all the world to se her dance.
Posted by Guest on Sun 23 Aug 2015, 13:05 EDT
I love this top. The idea of clothing that is designed to be stylish while constricting the wearer without covering anything up is excellent.
Posted by Guest on Mon 10 Aug 2015, 05:58 EDT
Unmentioned assumption
Considering the level of technology, its probable that technology hadn't changed for hundreds of years. So people are well aware of what her predicament means. Added to the fact that most reactions aren't shock and confusion, its disappointment, amusement and even envy. Your argument is completely valid by nature of the fact she is often allowed to leave. Who wouldn't want to keep such a girl, and they do for a short period of time. She's released from the kissing booth pole, dressed, fed, supplied and they wave goodbye.
Posted by Yumi (guest) on Tue 28 Jul 2015, 04:46 EDT
More thoughts...
We know that the Dwarves, as a society, keep slaves, based on the scratch pages. The dwarf that only keeps Elona is also considered a bit weird for not having more slaves, I think?
However, it doesn't appear that the outside world is aware of this aspect of Dwarven culture, or someone would have recognized Elona's predicament. People recognize it's Dwarven gold and it's hard to damage, but any other magical effects they don't seem to know about.
So it could just be a case that no one knows that Elona would be able to heal the wounds. And there's also the aspect that her main jewelry appears to have that enchantment that makes people unable to bring themselves to permanently harm her. Brocke and Sindre would recognize that particular aspect right away, which makes the prank they pulled on her particularly cruel -- they know she can't do anything about it, and no one else will, either.
Posted by KiTA (guest) on Mon 27 Jul 2015, 23:36 EDT
hmm how do the rings work?
Kita another drawing shows the dwarf watching Eloina on his browser before she was tricked. Im sure he continues to watch her, Brock and Sindre now watch as well. The smart proximity would send a sext alert. They could strip her immediately or wait. Shes like 'oh this material is safe to wear'. But then in a public square she is made to squeal loudly and then stripped as all eyes fall upon her. She might be allowed to sleep in a snuggly bed but is given warning to kick the blankets off when others arrive. The rings could nudge her close to women her watchers find intriguing... Another observation, her ass was bared as well, is there a fourth piercing? or just a large radius for the clit piercing. how close would she need to get in order to strip someone else? Stripping another could result in a sever punishment, so that would be rare enough to cause a false sense of security.
Posted by Yumi (guest) on Mon 27 Jul 2015, 20:39 EDT
Upon deeper reflections of a dumb question
Tho KITA's explanation would work for Eloina. What about all the other girls in Grig's world? Thinking a the basic spell that makes all such permanent shackles work is its magical 'attachment'. They cannot be pulled far enough away so that they maybe removed from her. Hanging her by her nipples would cause her no small amount of distress but her flesh would not be so stressed that it would fail. Extreme measures to break the attachment would kill her as the cuffs destruct. Warding off thieves and good Samaritans. No one would even consider mutilating bound girls at any rate.
Posted by Yumi (guest) on Mon 27 Jul 2015, 09:18 EDT
I thought about this myself. In order to free her right hand, why not simply remove the left. In roman times if a doctor wanted to learn anatomy he worked at the Colosseum. Where it was perfectly fine to kill each other as a spectator sport. But carving up dead bodies simply didnt happen. Perhaps in Eloina's world, it was inconceivable for amputations or other mutilations to happen. Could toss in the possibility that the dwarven cuffs would self destruct in some way. The alchemist let her go, in order to follow her to the metals source. Rather than use a saw and remove her from them.
Posted by Yumi (guest) on Mon 27 Jul 2015, 08:45 EDT
So great!
This image in my head...
Posted by Tilex (guest) on Sun 21 Jun 2015, 21:54 EDT
