'Sacrifice. (eye 4)'

SF&F Picture 2 out of 21 by Sean Beacham.

SciFi and Fantasy Art: Sacrifice. (eye 4)

This picture depicts that of (top) Morbis catches up with the pair inside the temple and a great battle ensures V'yeth now regaining the knowledge of who he is and what he can do fights back against his opressor. Alas he is not strong enough to thwart the evil entity, just before Morbis reclaims his puppet,(below) Tanar regains conciousness from being thrown across the room. Knowing that if the exliche reclaims the body V'yeth will die and the evil can escape to finish what he had started.The paladin hurtles himself at Morbis spilling both of them over the edge into one of the temples many dark fissures.


	Image censored due to its Parental Rating level (#3 of 4), as set by the artist...


	Categories: [Dream Imagery] Techniques: [Coloured Pencils]

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