u/Captain-Cryptid

Long before human civilization was known, Mother birthed the four primordial beings that roamed on Eutodia.

Elder resembled the cycle of life.
The Centipede, Babel and The World Serpent resembed the broken cycle.

The other three primordial beings ripped apart and brutally slaughtered Elder. They casted Elder's remains down into the Southern Region. But the remaining three did not just stop there.

The Centipede, Babel, and World Serpent unleashed their violence upon one another in another bloody war. But there was no victor. Heavily wounded, battered, and bleeding, the trio retreated to the North, crawling backward down into the abyss that they once came from.

A short piece I made.

Villager found the Blood Bread in the kitchen.
Then the tavern changed.
A statue with too many hands was waiting.

A short animation I made.

The sky opened.
Something crawled out.
It was already too late.

Something is sealed inside the box.
The warning is clear.
The question still remains.

Centipede is an ancient primordial entity originating from Eutodia, The Broken Cycle.

So far, it is known that its existence is the total destruction of the natural cycle of life.

For any humans foolish enough to meddle with its magic or be hunted by it, there is no salvation. Their soul is permanently scared and dragged down into the abyss to suffer for all eternity after death.

Ultimately, this taboo must never, under any circumstance, be touched.

"The thin line between nightwalkers and humans is nevermore..."

So I'm back with more Cosmology of Eutodia lore. This time, meet the boss of the Elder's Eye, Azalorth! (Sorcerers grew a habit to refer Azalorth as "boss")

Whot is Azalorth?

Azalorth isn't just a random human wearing an artifact—Azalorth literally is the Elder's Left Eye manifested into a humanoid shape. Because of this, it can see and manipulate with the Threads of Fate. If you try to lie, hide your intentions, or keep a secret (yes, even your cursed browser history), Azalorth sees right through it instantly.

Core Value:

Preservation of the Cycle. It means birth, illness, aging, and dying. It is the sacred natural rules. Since nightwalkers completely break those rules, Azalorth personally leads its sorcerers out on the front lines to hunt them down.

Merciless Protection of its own people:

While Azalorth’s ultimate goal is the preservation of the cycle (which includes humanity), it is fiercely protective of its own sorcerers. It had zero tolerance for anyone (kings or nightwalkers) who dares to harm or exploit its sorcerers. Cross Azalorth and they would suffer the wrath of fate itself.

What do you all think? :D

Looked back at some of my older art compared to what I'm working on my current WEBTOON comic. ><

Time really flies.

Has your art style changed drastically since you started your comic?

Hey everyone! I wanted to try something a bit different for presenting my dark fantasy world, Eutodia.

Instead of standard lore text, I've been experimenting with a pseudo point-and-click game UI to tell a story from a "commoner's eye" view. And I hope it sound engaging! :D

This clip shows a brief look at how the world opens up, leading into some of the darker threats people would face—like encountering a Nightwalker. It's a concept I'm expanding on.

Curious if any of you use interactive or retro framing to present your world's lore to people!

I’ve been spending a lot of time mapping out the my dark fantasy world, Eutodia!

In the year A.C. (After Conquest) 1535, a nameless plague starts withering the land, and the townsfolk start to crack under the pressure.

I wanted to lean heavily into body horror and a sense of helplessness for the characters caught in the middle of it.

The main narrative follows an isolated sorcerer and a wounded mercenary trying to track down the source of the plague.

I really love drawing grotesque nightwalker and dark horror, so I’ve been pouring all of that energy into my dark fantasy world, Eutodia! :D

Hey everyone! I’ve been expanding on the lore of my dark fantasy world, Eutodia, specifically focusing on how magic interacts with human biology.

In this world, every human possesses "mana veins" that function just like arteries and veins in a normal body. It means everyone has the potential for magic to begin with.

However, if those veins suffer a catastrophic disruption, it triggers a horrific transformation into what the people of Eutodia call Nightwalkers.

They become relentless predators hunting any living thing. The terrifying part for the commoners is that the human consciousness is often still trapped inside, suffering unimaginable agony, to the point where death is seen as the only mercy.

How do magic systems or mutations in your worlds affect the human body or psyche when things go wrong? Would love to hear your thoughts!

The history of Eutodia was written in blood, not dictated by kings.

This is a gruesome war between the commoners and the Nightwalkers.

And this ... is the Cosmology of Eutodia.

One of the things I'm currently working through in my world-building is the 'Commoners' perspective' of an extinction-level threat.

In Eutodia, Nightwalkers have been a constant, violent presence for thousands of years.

I am excited to show my story about the perspective of average civilians (Bakers, nameless soldiers, children, wanderers) just trying to survive their next shift or patrol.

It’s been a great way to explore the world's cruel history through the eyes of those who have the most to lose.

Made this short glitchy teaser for my horror comic The Obscura.

It’s meant to feel deeply wrong and unsettling.

Would appreciate any thoughts on the atmosphere or vibe.

A plague has withered the land... and something is crawling out.

I wanted to share this quick 6-second experimental teaser I made to set the tone for my dark fantasy/horror WEBTOON comic, The Obscura. (Link in Bio)

Enjoy cosmic dread, body horror, and psychological thrillers

Tried to make something that feels deeply wrong and unsettling.

What do you think? Does the atmosphere come through?

It's been a long journey building the world of Eutodia.

If you're a fan of dark webcomics, you can catch up on my Webtoon Canvas Page.

The Obscura!

Thank you so much for looking!

Silent Sentinel confronts a Wraith beneath the cathedral glass ~