I'm sure he's not complaining though. He gets to be held by his favorite kitty. ;)

What's with the axe in frame 5?

It's slung over his back and tied in place with the tabard/belt. Did I draw it badly? x:

No you did fine.
I just didn't look closely enough.
Besides it's hard to wear a big weapon like that.

Oh wait.... I see.
The handle is tied to his back and the blade is just swinging dangerously next to his leg.
Ok, carry on.

Yeah it's dangerous, but his reflexes are quick enough and his experience with heavy weapons plentiful enough to be able to keep it from swinging into his thigh.

Just think about how Cloud & Zack did it with the Buster Sword!

they used magnets that kept it in place with out it swinging

Maybe Kharma can buy/make something like that as a gift to Theran.

The problem is that the axe would fall in that situation. The blade of the axe has to be above the tie because it doesn't fit through it. The blade, which is the heavy part, is swinging around at the bottom and nothing prevents the handle from slipping down. Because that tie on it's own it's far not enough to hold it.

No big deal though, just saying since someone brought it up, Also sorry for my bad english, i can't really explain myself how i'd want to.

The handle is tapered - the base is thicker than the center. Theran's tied it tightly enough that it won't slip out anytime soon :3

It's ok Kharma we still love you <3

God love this comic expressions are brilliant. XD

Man-handled by Theran ... Kharma's dream come true :P

=^^= ~

Kharma...needs an exercise plan. I'm surprised his magick doesn't help him metabolize food into muscle and energy so he'd be a little bit more...physical.

Mixing magic and biology is *very* risky business unless you have an intimate level of medical knowledge to back it up.

It's all very well in some worlds where someone can learn a spell like "Cure" and fix anything from a gash to a broken bone, but in a more faux-realistic world like mine, you can't just magically knit bone back together - if you tell a spell to glue part A and part B together it'll do exactly that, regardless of whether or not part A and B are aligned right or missing any bits.
By the same logic, you can't magic the inordinate number of chemical and biological processes that make up digestion and metabolism without causing some seriously explosive indigestion, unless you know exactly how it all works.

I love my fantasy, but I hate it when the writer explains things away with "Oh, it's magic, lols." Even magic has to have some manner of logic behind it somewhere - rules and laws, for want of a better word, that give it's practitioners a stable basis to form theories and study differences from.

Awww, but the "Magick is Onmipotent" rule makes all things groovy! = http://missmab.com/Comics/Vol_1355.php

It works in many stories, but I like having carefully laid out rules for these things. Gives me more potential for genuinely inventive and devious plot twists that aren't just "magic, lols!" :D

I share this opinion; it's much more fun to write about magic when you have some idea of which laws of physics are being twisted to suit the purpose of the moment.

hahaha Kitty seems to be annoyed hahaha

Well, Kharma, I guess that's what happens when you make your Endurance your dump stat.

What happened to making magic wings that'll fly you anywhere you want? Lol

aww poor Kharma :D ^^

.. I'd be happy if I was him :-P Being taken care of and held by my crush... Kharma can't really complain !

Thanks for the pages !