Chapter 1 Oneshot
Sep 20, 2017
I made this short story/one shot in Grade 9, around 4 years ago. It was for my Creative Writing class and I had never successfully drawn manga or the like prior to this one. During the making of this series, I did not have enough time to make more pages or redraw it any better than a rough sketch. Originally I did intend to make it into a full series and redraw the pages, but I ended up never getting around to it, like with all my comic series I've ever tried to make -w-;
Anyways, I thought I might as well post the full one shot since I did complete it in the end but never posted it here, and it turns out it wasn't quite as bad or cringey as I thought it'd be (though after the first 5 pages I'd say it is) after years passing without me ever re reading it.
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