Sins of the Fire
@sinsofthefire.bsky.social
Trapped within a pen, a dragon lies in wait for a wielder to lift her. When they do, the war begins anew, and the consequences that follow will shape the life of the one that holds her...
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And here's part 2!
February 2, 2026 at 3:47 AM
And here's part 2!
The vibes are giving this hksdjsds
February 1, 2026 at 12:46 AM
The vibes are giving this hksdjsds
Hey, hoard, I'm gonna try to rizz them up
*Proceeds to take two steps before blowing up*
*Proceeds to take two steps before blowing up*
January 24, 2026 at 11:23 PM
Hey, hoard, I'm gonna try to rizz them up
*Proceeds to take two steps before blowing up*
*Proceeds to take two steps before blowing up*
Wh--
Who are they to say who you are???
Who are they to say who you are???
January 19, 2026 at 12:41 AM
Wh--
Who are they to say who you are???
Who are they to say who you are???
I wish that 'him' a merry Potemkin Buster.
January 18, 2026 at 9:52 PM
I wish that 'him' a merry Potemkin Buster.
I like--
I really love how you draw his big long honking stupid (endearing) face. Like, you could hold it in two hands like a hamburger
I really love how you draw his big long honking stupid (endearing) face. Like, you could hold it in two hands like a hamburger
January 18, 2026 at 1:43 AM
I like--
I really love how you draw his big long honking stupid (endearing) face. Like, you could hold it in two hands like a hamburger
I really love how you draw his big long honking stupid (endearing) face. Like, you could hold it in two hands like a hamburger
I'm happy and nervous-- this is going VERY well.
January 18, 2026 at 1:41 AM
I'm happy and nervous-- this is going VERY well.
"Prithee, what became of Young John?"
"The foul sir did wish to be englut by yon Dragon."
"In shame?"
"No. Pleasure."
"Ecce Crucem Domini, Fugite partes adversae..."
"The foul sir did wish to be englut by yon Dragon."
"In shame?"
"No. Pleasure."
"Ecce Crucem Domini, Fugite partes adversae..."
January 15, 2026 at 1:58 AM
"Prithee, what became of Young John?"
"The foul sir did wish to be englut by yon Dragon."
"In shame?"
"No. Pleasure."
"Ecce Crucem Domini, Fugite partes adversae..."
"The foul sir did wish to be englut by yon Dragon."
"In shame?"
"No. Pleasure."
"Ecce Crucem Domini, Fugite partes adversae..."
Reposted by Sins of the Fire
I'd love to pluck some medieval schmuck from time, flash a bunch of images of dragon OCs of various shapes, sizes and statures and just
Plop them back into their time period.
Plop them back into their time period.
January 15, 2026 at 1:28 AM
I'd love to pluck some medieval schmuck from time, flash a bunch of images of dragon OCs of various shapes, sizes and statures and just
Plop them back into their time period.
Plop them back into their time period.
I'd love to pluck some medieval schmuck from time, flash a bunch of images of dragon OCs of various shapes, sizes and statures and just
Plop them back into their time period.
Plop them back into their time period.
January 15, 2026 at 1:28 AM
I'd love to pluck some medieval schmuck from time, flash a bunch of images of dragon OCs of various shapes, sizes and statures and just
Plop them back into their time period.
Plop them back into their time period.
Like, really wrap your head around that.
Some peasant or noble likely saw a tapestry like this, and thought "Oh, nay, wherefore doest mine own corse pine f'r Tarasque!"
And considering how secular things were, that was a thought you'd carry to the grave.
Some peasant or noble likely saw a tapestry like this, and thought "Oh, nay, wherefore doest mine own corse pine f'r Tarasque!"
And considering how secular things were, that was a thought you'd carry to the grave.
January 15, 2026 at 1:23 AM
Like, really wrap your head around that.
Some peasant or noble likely saw a tapestry like this, and thought "Oh, nay, wherefore doest mine own corse pine f'r Tarasque!"
And considering how secular things were, that was a thought you'd carry to the grave.
Some peasant or noble likely saw a tapestry like this, and thought "Oh, nay, wherefore doest mine own corse pine f'r Tarasque!"
And considering how secular things were, that was a thought you'd carry to the grave.
I don't know anything about MH, but there's pretty sparks and big numbers-- IS THAT A SWAXE!?
December 29, 2025 at 12:45 PM
I don't know anything about MH, but there's pretty sparks and big numbers-- IS THAT A SWAXE!?