[Yağmur]

The monster in this drawing
It now belongs to ElementStar

[HorseFan21♞]

Why do I have this ominous growling stuck in my head right now? * Clutches head* NUU Ima getting infected by this thang of awesomenesssssssss........ xP

Cool drawing!

[Yağmur]

Thanks ^^

[WitchSoul0123]

This.... epic... now, Element-san, could I ask you not to use this to kill me?

[ElementStar]

This is so awesome! I finally have a character to use in horror stories^^

Now I need to find some artists willing to draw him c:
And I need a name...


@Rose, you blood would not satisfy his hunger }:D

[WitchSoul0123]

Some celtic names that could fit:

Aeneas — rare name; was quite common in Scotland as anglicized form of Aonghas; and in Ireland as anglicized form of Éigneachán, a personal name from éigneach "violent fate or death".

Deargh — from a Gaelic word for "red".

Goraidh — from a Celtic word for "peaceful".

Keir — from a clan name, der. from the Old Irish ciar "dark".

Keith — as a personal name it means "the battle place"; from a surname, based on the place name, Ceiteach, in East Lothian.

Macaulay — "son of righteousness"; from a surname derived fr. the first name Aulay "son of Aulay".

[ElementStar]

Those are some cool names^^ Let;s see what else comes up now c:

[WitchSoul0123]

Ainbheartach; doer of evil deads

Áinfean; storm, fury, violnce

Cuán; hound

Fachtna; malicious

Lorcán; cruel or feirce

Onchú; feirce hound

CONRÍ: Gaelic name composed of the elements conn "chief, head, hound" and ri "king," hence "chief-king" or "hound-king."

RIAGÁN: Variant spelling of Gaelic Riaghán, possibly meaning "furious, impulsive

Eònan; fear

Flannagan; blood-red

[ElementStar]

Cool^^ But I do not think I want something as long as Ainbheartach o_o

[WitchSoul0123]

Yeah, if you chose that one, you'd have to make up a nicknameXD Unless you want everyone to take a reeeeaaaaally long time to type it outXP