I'm very excited for my newly created story; "The Eighth Plain." I've had plenty of views for it, and an acceptable amount of comments! A lot of people seem to like it, and I love it just as well. I can't get the story out of my head. I've probably thought of half of the story already, just from everyday life! I also figured I'd feature a few fans of mine who've commented and enjoyed my work so far. They deserve recognition, as many people often do!

Anyway, I've also found the secret to actually writing a decent manga. There are a large number of certain elements you need to have in a story before it can even be considered a decent manga. I'm not saying "The Eighth Plain" has all the elements it needs, but it certainly has quite a few that I've discovered and administered.

It involves an intellegent school kid who happens upon a strange bow and an empty quiver. He takes it home, and decides to buy arrows for it later on, though to his surprise the quiver is filled with arrows the next morning. No later does he run to his rooftop and try it out on the unsuspecting clouds hovering in the sky. He resorts to random items and popcans on people's distant rooftops and finds his accuracy improving. It's not too long until he spies a strange pitch black bunny about one rooftop away. He prepares his bow and arrow tightly, pulling it back and pausing before making his attempted strike. Though little did he know, releasing that arrow would be the end to a normal fate.

So, I figured I'd feature my fans so far, or, well, the people who've recently read and enjoyed the story. They're great deviants as well, so people should check out their stuffs!



And plenty of non-deviant art folks! I feel that with time the story should get more popular, but no matter what, fame or unfortune, I won't forget about those first few fans who showed me that what I'm doing is not a waste of time!

I got this from ~FunnyBunny-Stock [link]

The first ten people who post in this journal will be featured. I will go though your gallery and post three of your deviations in my journal for everyone to see. In return you must post this in your journal as well.
If you already have a recent "10 features" in your journal, you can link to that instead.

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I've also been tagged, though I've been a little too busy to commence with the whole tagged tradition... I'll try slithering my way to it eventually. ><;