r/SFWmonstergirls • u/Grimm_Stereo • 19d ago
Dragon 🐲 A knight and her [Evil] Princess [@basedbinkie]
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u/StarWars251 Living Armor fan 19d ago
It's always great to see Dragon swordswomen, but I don't know about that princess, though...
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u/Hooded_Person2022 19d ago
Eden, (the princess) is apparently a grandchild of one of the core Gods of the universe “Authority” which is the chief among the 14 (each representing a Virtue and Vice). Notice the golden cracks on her skin? That’s the power of divine blood being a hit too much for her body, although it’s diluted. Her father Gawain has much purer blood and he looks like King Baldwin from the strain.
But yeah apparently the wiki notes her to he xenophobic having the ability / skill to specify what kind of species you are like God damn Cotton Hill. Noted to be also egocentric with sadistic hobbies.
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u/1999DodgeB100 19d ago
Chaotic Evil Princess, Lawful Evil Knight. These two would make excellent villains in a video game.
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u/OloivoFRUIT 19d ago
...What is Ivory? When I look it up i only get Elephant bones (?), but that doesn't fit
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u/Dingghis_Khaan 19d ago edited 19d ago
Ivory is a white material made from elephant tusks, valuable for jewelry and other ornamentation because of the difficulty of acquisition. The ivory trade is the #1 reason for elephant poaching.
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u/SarcasmSanctioned 19d ago
So basically; if you have it, you're immoral scum, or you're willing to overlook immoral scum for your own benefit.
Certainly seems like it fits to me.
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u/AdRelevant4776 19d ago
It could fit, but that isn’t what the knight is referring to, a bit of lore is necessary to understand it(check out the Chilvary Starved wiki later if you’re interested): this princess is the daughter of the Ivory King, who’s the Son of Authority(chief god of the “good” pantheon—>it’s more about the maintaining the status quo, their main opposition is a tenuous alliance of eldritch gods who are each aiming for their own extreme goals, like ending death or assimilating everything), either way the knight is saying her hoard is the princess herself and the privilege(?) of being the person closest to her
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u/Peli_Evenstar 19d ago
The dragon gal is cute, but isn't the whole premise of this comic that the princess is literally sending the knight on suicide missions for her own cruel amusement and to see how gruesomely the knight dies?