It's like the first book, but I've worked on the characters and their backstories a bit more so it makes sense to a certain degree. You can ask all the old/new characters!! But Just know, I will be drawing a couple cause the character look I want ca...
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1. My original inspiration for this character was to make something, or in this case someone, who was a mix between the opposite of CK to balance out her insanity and bloodlust, and someone having to do with death, so I made this tired boy.
2. He gets NO SLEEP!!! Like, literally! He spends every second of every minute of every hour of every day of every week of every month of every year doing his job, guarding graves, helping souls get to where they belong, keeping CK in check, AND maintaining all his relationships, like, BOI! The only time he sleeps is when everyone PHYSICALLY FORCES him to!
3. His mask is actually a gift from Alex, it's a giant skull that belonged to a crow. In fact, he's very similar to them in this single way, he follows large groups of people who are about to die (Crows specifically did this during war times because they recognized the army men marching led to a free meal; hence why groups of crows are called a murder of crows) The only difference is instead of eating their corpses, he guides the souls all at once where they need to go.
4. He's Alex's right hand man. There is nothing Grim doesn't know when it comes to Alex, his job, and his plans. He even knows about the soul guardian before Alex.
5. He likes kids. In fact he tends to keep an eye and help the souls of children who've died. As a result he's become a living jungle gym.
6. And finally, his skin changed to a light grey, and his eyes turned black with white pupils, and multiplied, as you can tell from the picture. This is because he spends all his time in the soul realm, as well as other realms that the living should not be in, as a result his body mutated to withstand the conditions he's usually in.
