No fear!

So I looked into it a little, and looks like it would be "safe" to start an original webcomic.  That's what the imbrus was about, so yeah!  Back to that.

Imbrus is a little word I made up from imbricate.  In my fantasy it is the mesh that secures your spirit to your flesh and keeps ethereal predators out.  The strength of it is proportional to one's vitality.  The scale connotation is related to an either bird or snake familiar arising from certain shaman-esque mages' hearts and shadows.

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