UMAE - Not what I had in mind...


I'm all done with the story outline for ULTRAMagic Eon 1 and can get back to doing art.

What's going on here? Will, due to shenanigans in Eon 1, has access to a realm called "The Nexus." The Nexus is a place where one can easily commune with higher entities, the gods, and anything that exists outside of the Cosmos. Usually it is reserved for mages honing their skills, especially void callers.

Given his successful Void magic training in the past, Will is allowed to go to The Nexus to train. This black and white void is perfect for him to practice with Haze and see what they can come up with. Of course due to Will's interests, Haze has taken a note of them and loves to mess with him from time to time. Haze knows Will likes it and that's why he does it.

Don't worry, this lore will be covered in the books... minus the part where Haze turns into rubber bondage gear, but you get the idea.

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