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Mic is annoyed, haha. He can lose his temper, too. Though he's not as viciously violent as Tez. He is much more patient - infintely so, being Death and all that. P:

EDUCATION TIME: What does Mic mean when he says "I suggest you drown yourself if you want to be brought to a more lively heaven"?
In Aztec belief the soul (or rather the three souls of the human body) could go to one of four places after death, depending on the manner of death: (1) Mictlan, which is the underworld, for those who died an ordinary death; (2) the sun in the sky, for warriors who died in battle, people sacrificed to the sun, and women who died during childbirth; (3) Tlalocan (to which Mic is referring), the rain god's mountain paradise for those whose death was caused by water-related forces; or (4) the heaven exclusivley reserved for infants who died while still nursing from their mothers, meaning, they had not yet eaten from the earth.
Phew. Interesting, isn't it?

We are approaching the 3000 fans on sj... O_O°
Seriously, you are amazing, guys!!
'Problem' is, I've currently got an illustration commission for a novel, which is taking up a huge load of time, so I don't have much time for BTOM and any extra stuff... (I was very much about to start double uploading each week, but then this commission came in...)
Still, I hope I can prepare something pretty for you again soon. Thank you so much for reading.

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Mic is annoyed, haha. He can lose his temper, too. Though he's not as viciously violent as Tez. He is much more patient - infintely so, being Death and all that. P:

EDUCATION TIME: What does Mic mean when he says "I suggest you drown yourself if you want to be brought to a more lively heaven"?
In Aztec belief the soul (or rather the three souls of the human body) could go to one of four places after death, depending on the manner of death: (1) Mictlan, which is the underworld, for those who died an ordinary death; (2) the sun in the sky, for warriors who died in battle, people sacrificed to the sun, and women who died during childbirth; (3) Tlalocan (to which Mic is referring), the rain god's mountain paradise for those whose death was caused by water-related forces; or (4) the heaven exclusivley reserved for infants who died while still nursing from their mothers, meaning, they had not yet eaten from the earth.
Phew. Interesting, isn't it?

We are approaching the 3000 fans on sj... O_O°
Seriously, you are amazing, guys!!
'Problem' is, I've currently got an illustration commission for a novel, which is taking up a huge load of time, so I don't have much time for BTOM and any extra stuff... (I was very much about to start double uploading each week, but then this commission came in...)
Still, I hope I can prepare something pretty for you again soon. Thank you so much for reading.