The Knight and The Alchemist

[n9261andvari]

Um, begging to ask for a long time... Hysengarde -- a black haired Alchemist? With glasses? (Jakob was a black-haired alchemist with glasses. Not meant to accuse you or anything. )

I shall be very honest...I was inspired by Jakob very much but I already had original plans on Hysengarde's design which was long black hair and wears glasses. Somehow when I saw Jakob in NT it made me finalize my decision to use that design since it matches his character. But yeah you caught me admiring your character

And now that Time's Tear is out, I'll confess this was a cryptic message - our princess in that game is also called Alicia (spoken "Alyssia"). So when I saw "princess Alyssia", it had a strange familiarity to it .

Ooh...actually Alyssia's name is not pronounced as Alicia but has a similar sound to it. In Alyssia the "s" is dragged more, giving it a sort of hissing sound if you say it slowly. Alicia, the sound is more A-li-shi-a, while is Alyssia it's more A-lis-sia. But yeah I get what you're saying. Maybe it is a cryptic message!

Anyways the production for this game is temporarily put on hold. I didn't know the first two weeks of the semester could bring forth so much work already! XD But no worries, it will be completed. I just need to squeeze it into my schedule...

[mikey]

Ooh...actually Alyssia's name is not pronounced as Alicia but has a similar sound to it. In Alyssia the "s" is dragged more, giving it a sort of hissing sound if you say it slowly. Alicia, the sound is more A-li-shi-a, while is Alyssia it's more A-lis-sia. But yeah I get what you're saying. Maybe it is a cryptic message!

Yes, but... The US English usually pronounces Alicia as "A-li-shi-a" - however, Time's Tear's Alicia is spoken like what I've often heard in British English - indeed as "A-lis-sia" or even better "Ali-sya". In any case, it's not pronouced with a "sh"[*]. So the two names sound similar after all ^_^.

Ah, anyway... sorry about the on hold status...

[*] officially, that is. Of course it can be spoken in any way that feels natural to your language, so "sh" is completely fine. In my language we'd call her "A-li-tsi-ya", strictly speaking.

[n9261andvari]

Hmm...to draw my own background art or not...I've been thinking that it would be quicker if I asked someone to help me with the background art, but then again I don't wanna bother anyone...
Does anybody know of a good site that has free, yet cool, stock photos of life from the medieval era?