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Alcor asking some important questions!
Definitely helps he's already had experience with the council not being great! :O

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Mary Elizabeth Gordon

Yay! Alastor has grown! And is supporting his little brother more and more! Love this!

Erika

Alcor speaking his truth about his experience being King and being forced to create monsters. And the counsel still haven't learned their lesson and are trying to do it again. The only difference is that Polaris has someone on his side who can keep him grounded, motivated or a voice of reason if he's pushing himself too hard; which Alcor would have had with his brother if it weren't for the DAMN COUNSEL!!

Terazuma

Where do I sign to become a member of the Alcor Appreciation Association? 💙

Diamond

So glad Polaris has such a wise older brother! The council needs to stop mistaking Polaris's kindness for weakness.

Bookewyrme

Good creator advice Alcor! I’m amused that Alcor started off so problematic and then as soon as he wasn’t the king anymore he completely chilled out and became much more wise and insightful!

Crimson Chains

Yeah yeah!!! The council just never has the best interests in mind when it comes to the creative process! >< But, bow Polaris and Alcor can rely on each other again, so, it's gonna end up okay! :D

Crimson Chains

It's definitely helpful!! Polaris is able to stay true to himself because of the supportive people like Yildun and Alcor ^^

Crimson Chains

It's just so true XD Without the struggle for the throne he's really chilled out and become a more confident person! Alcor's grown a lot :D

Sylvermage

I think Alcor has become my favourite character in this comic. I love seeing he and Polaris work on their relationship, since it's evident they were once pretty close. And of course Alcor would have no love for the Council. He makes a good advisor for Polaris, and someone he can speak to without restraint.

Kim Ariel Smith

Aaaah, so drawing passionately is the key to having powerful art!!