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I've been gone for a bit and haven't been working on this little side project as much as I intended to. But here goes another entry into the catalog.
Meet Norman Dur, a 40 something year old cruise captain of one of the most famous cruise lines in the world, the intercontinental voyage. A very harrowing expedition that starts from the shores of Law Imperia, around the entire globe, taking riders through places where no man nor women were ever meant to step foot.
Norman Dur is sub captain to Fredrick Dur, coincidentally his older brother. The cruise itself staffs over 3,000 employees but most get rotated and changed annually, though the two brothers have been the long standing chief of command over the boat for the last two decades.
The ship itself is a state of the art cruise ship that partly could be considered a submarine due to the extensive safety measures causing the ship to not only survive deep ocean pressures but also traverse. Although its merely a safety measure, the boat has never resorted to doing it.
For anyone new to my works, I purposefully leave the rest of the skin blank for artistic value. Its to imply that these characters are 2d fictional people, ripped straight from a book, and you're viewing them in their 2d forms, as if it were a drawing.
Meet Norman Dur, a 40 something year old cruise captain of one of the most famous cruise lines in the world, the intercontinental voyage. A very harrowing expedition that starts from the shores of Law Imperia, around the entire globe, taking riders through places where no man nor women were ever meant to step foot.
Norman Dur is sub captain to Fredrick Dur, coincidentally his older brother. The cruise itself staffs over 3,000 employees but most get rotated and changed annually, though the two brothers have been the long standing chief of command over the boat for the last two decades.
The ship itself is a state of the art cruise ship that partly could be considered a submarine due to the extensive safety measures causing the ship to not only survive deep ocean pressures but also traverse. Although its merely a safety measure, the boat has never resorted to doing it.
For anyone new to my works, I purposefully leave the rest of the skin blank for artistic value. Its to imply that these characters are 2d fictional people, ripped straight from a book, and you're viewing them in their 2d forms, as if it were a drawing.
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