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Druids is a fully colored fantasy / adventure web comic that explores unusual and erotic relationship between Kinar and Serid, two druids on the opposite side of a war. This is a Furry web comic based on the World of Warcraft setting and is intended for mature audiences.
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All I can say is wow...
True example of, dont piss of mama, especially when mama is werewuff.
Sex will happen eventually I'm sure but It'll happen when it's conducive to the plot.
Picture if you will, a kingdom with a dragon problem. To appease the dragon, every year the youth of the kingdom draws lots. Whoever draws the bad lot is tied to an altar and sacrificed to the dragon.
Now let's look at two kings for this kingdom. The first king's daughter draws the bad lot, and is sacrificed. The second king's daughter also draws the bad lot, but the king demands a do-over because he will not suffer his daughter to die like that.
Who is eviler? The king who played by the rules of this terrible practice and sacrificed his child, or the one who insisted that somebody else make the sacrifice in place of his child?
I would argue that while it could be argued that the latter loved his daughter more (or at least more obviously), he also committed the greater evil by excluding those he cared for from what he apparently considered a necessary evil. It's hypocrisy in the form of nepotism.
So too is it here. Is it cold and cruel for Mordin to keep his kid feral? Absolutely. But it also arguably gives him the moral highground as he is not playing favorites with his methods.
The generous interpretation of Mordin and his choice to leave his son feral gives him a lot of overlap with the Operative in the film Serenity. The relevant quote there being "Malcolm, I'm a MONSTER. What I do is evil. I have no illusions about it, but it must be done."
The point I was trying to make was that Mordin's methods necessitate evil through keeping feral worgens to infect others with the curse. Either he lacks the resources to cure the feral state, or he has it and refuses to administer it. In the case of the former, leaving his son feral is a moot point, because regardless of desire, he can't cure the boy. In the case of the latter, his refusal is by necessity terrible. Playing favorites with his kin, however, would be a tacit admission that his methods are only acceptable so long as they don't impact those he cares about.
Indeed, presuming that he does indeed care about his son, it's possible that he could even see this as a kind of self-flagellation, tying him more directly to the cost of his plan. But that's a bit too speculative at present.
I suppose if I wanted to be succinct about it, my point was that there are explanations outside of "he doesn't care about his son" for why he allowed the kid to remain feral.
I was wondering too at first XD
Those face expressions speak volumes - and I like it. Very nicely done.
The look, feel and display of Emotions on this page...you have Truly Out Done yourself This Time!!
......good luck following This Up! :)
At least Serid looks happy about the beating Kinar's about to give her ex. Or he's doing that "adorably creepy" smile an animal will make before it claws your face.
Ghath: "Umm...I don't wanna ok, you're clearly angry, not a problem!"
I might be interpreting things, but it does not look like Mordin is completely behind his words and did I hear a silent "...cursed him and killed me"?
"Whu ..."
"HOLD MY BIRD"
In any case, this gambit has destroyed any possibility that he could have acquired her willing cooperation, and shows that he knew he'd never have had it in the first place.
Lot of people seems to think the line of the ear is actually a smile, which totally changes the whole feel of the panel itself.
Just... just a suggestion :3
LUV IT
"Here, hold my boyfriend... I gotta kick my dead husband's ass!"
Now that that is out of the way.
Hmm She has a fair and valid point. It he still cared for his own son, then He could have turned him by now. Assuming he was truthful about the "other feral" wargons. That aside, I have a distinct impression he isn't as involved with this as he presents. HE can put up a front as much as he likes. But the look on his face says too much. He is trying to distance himself from his actions. He is trying to get away from what he has done. IN his mind, it serves the greater good. But in his sub-conscious, he knows he has messed up big time.
Boy if her look could kill a death knight...
-"healers only heal physical damage, only therapy can heal psychological damage." and boy does that boy need some therapy...
*BITCHSLAP*
And Mordrin's been busily shoveling the boiler full and building a full head of steam, and put his hat on the pressure relief valve. Something's going to give.
Yes, it's his son. But he is also a means to an end; releasing him because it's his son could weaken his hold on power in this group of death knights.
Instead he brings Kinar here and 'forces' her to cause a scene and in all likelihood abduct the kid. Totally not Mordin's fault, no one can blame him.
It's a risky strategy but could work.