Roses For Avalon | Page 138 | Lines (Patreon)

Adamus seems like a chill guy

A lot more dialogue added. The relationship between Adamus and Oidecalla is essential to understanding Oidecalla, and though we won't have much time in this chapter to explore their relationship, I can at least tell you it sets up the question: can an immortal being love a mortal being? And what does love mean in that context?

Because the root of this story is hopelessly biblical, it's not a coincidence that Adam and a serpent are together in a garden, but I ain't pushing it in reader's faces