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The world as we know it is small, and we even smaller. Many talk about the dangers of what lurks in the universe.. the fear of the unknown, and what might happen if it became known.. Well let us find out~?
Chaos.. the form this Crocanine known as Obsidian takes. The form given to him by Chaos himself when her revived the poor reptilian from an unfair death. This is a form he does not use much as he can loose his ability to rationalize but... I personally enjoy the beast it releases from him when he does~ Powerful chaotic energy.. It is kinda hot though... Well as long as he doesn't use this form in my gardens that is. -Lotus
Chaos Obsidian form! He had a monstrous form already but I thought I would take the time to actually design one and not just make it Obsidian with many eyes. Hope you like!
Chaos.. the form this Crocanine known as Obsidian takes. The form given to him by Chaos himself when her revived the poor reptilian from an unfair death. This is a form he does not use much as he can loose his ability to rationalize but... I personally enjoy the beast it releases from him when he does~ Powerful chaotic energy.. It is kinda hot though... Well as long as he doesn't use this form in my gardens that is. -Lotus
Chaos Obsidian form! He had a monstrous form already but I thought I would take the time to actually design one and not just make it Obsidian with many eyes. Hope you like!
Category Artwork (Digital) / General Furry Art
Species Reptilian (Other)
Size 903 x 1280px
File Size 237.8 kB
Listed in Folders
It is a destructive and chaotic form meaning him taking it in the gardens can lead to destruction of that part of the gardens. Being my gardens stretch into many worlds and dimensions, they are big so the whole thing wouldnt be destroyed but they are a peaceful place of preserving life and living comfortably and naturally... I'd rather not have a supernatural destructive beast in my gardens as much as I love the croc.
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