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^w^' This is a shadowy sort of character who appears in my as-yet unfinished series of short stories Anthropomorphisms... They go by the name of Valhen, though in the timeline of the stories that this bird appears in, anthropomorphs are feared and often captured and held in prison camps, where their behavior is "civilized" and any deemed too threatening are executed. While eventually the anthropomorphs that have submitted to the "treatment" for their natural culture and behaviors are freed and made to assimilate themselves into human society, some like Valhen did not get such a bad ending. Valhen, or as they're known in the MRSA records "Prisoner 1847", was to be sent to the gas chamber and dealt with that way. However, this mockingbird will have the last laugh, and there are those humans who work for the MRSA who... aren't exactly happy about the order.

So, to illustrate one of the stories I'm working on currently, here is an ink drawing of Valhen themself, made out as a portrait that some start-up artist made in the facility shortly before the execution order. I drew this entirely with a Bic pen, by the way, just to challenge myself.

Description
^w^' This is a shadowy sort of character who appears in my as-yet unfinished series of short stories Anthropomorphisms... They go by the name of Valhen, though in the timeline of the stories that this bird appears in, anthropomorphs are feared and often captured and held in prison camps, where their behavior is "civilized" and any deemed too threatening are executed. While eventually the anthropomorphs that have submitted to the "treatment" for their natural culture and behaviors are freed and made to assimilate themselves into human society, some like Valhen did not get such a bad ending. Valhen, or as they're known in the MRSA records "Prisoner 1847", was to be sent to the gas chamber and dealt with that way. However, this mockingbird will have the last laugh, and there are those humans who work for the MRSA who... aren't exactly happy about the order.

So, to illustrate one of the stories I'm working on currently, here is an ink drawing of Valhen themself, made out as a portrait that some start-up artist made in the facility shortly before the execution order. I drew this entirely with a Bic pen, by the way, just to challenge myself.