#eury

[lunee43]

I just went through all of your Eurylochus harem art, and my god, are you talented! The way you draw Eurylochus (and everyone else) is just absolutely amazing!

Do you happen to have any Ares x Eurylochus art? I just recently discovered the ship, and I am absolutely starving for some content about them 😭

Of course <3

Ares can be a desperate man

[kyleetryme]

what if love in paradise was instead about ody and eury but ody actually wants this.

[caramellcandy]

babygirl ❤

[evergreen292]

Okay, in my opinion, we have three possible explanations for the wind bag situation:

1. Aeolus plays really dirty and puts some spell or hypnosis on the bag, making Eurylochus want to open it without any logical reason. Honestly, I don't think he/she/whatever Aeolus is would do this, as it would make the game far less interesting. But still, it’s a possibility. If this is true, then the gods are to blame for the opening of the bag; Eurylochus can only be blamed for a weak willpower.

2. He opens the bag because of treasure rumors. This is possible, but still kind of... dumb. Is the crew, and especially Eurylochus, really that greedy? Doesn’t he already have his share of the treasures from Troy? And more importantly, what was he planning to do with the treasure in the middle of the sea? Ok, Ithaca was near, but they were still on the ship. The captain was going to notice, and there aren’t many hiding places on the ship, so... just why? Is it really because of simple greed? If so, then Eurylochus is totally to blame for this.

3. Because of distrust toward the gods and toward the (supposedly tricked by them) Odysseus. This is even dumber than greed. It's so dumb that I feel the need to elaborate with several points here:

3.1 Odysseus is (and it isn’t a secret to anybody) Athena's champion. Athena is a goddess, right? She guided Odysseus through ten years of war. With her help, Odysseus didn’t lose a single soldier during those ten years. So, Eurylochus should know at least something about trusting the gods. I won’t even mention that this is a world where gods walk on Earth, and you could actually meet one, so he should be significantly more religious. If a god in such a world gives you something dangerous, are you sure you shouldn’t trust them about this danger?

3.2 This leads us to a crucial point. Eurylochus knows that gods are dangerous, so their gifts are dangerous too. He was specifically warned about this ("something dangerous, friends"). He knows that Odysseus is willing to risk his own life (staying awake for 9 days) to prevent the bag from being opened. So, one simple question arises: What makes him think that opening the bag on a ship full of people is truly safe? Why is he so sure it won’t kill all of them? If he believes the bag is dangerous (as he really should), why not throw it overboard? Or find a safe, deserted place on land to open it (if he is crazy enough to risk his life for this)? Why literally poke a finger inside what is most likely a divine bomb, risking the lives of his own crew? I think this is really silly and selfish on his part, and I just don’t understand this level of... well, stupidity.

By the way, because of Poseidon, we just don’t know if some people on the ships were already killed by a sudden storm burst from the bag, which is totally possible.

On the other hand, if Eurylochus considers the bag safe to open... that’s just too naive for him...

3.3 Anyway, what was Eurylochus expecting to prove by opening the bag? That the bag was dangerous? As if that hadn’t already been made clear enough? Or did he think the bag was safe to open and that it was just a joke from Aeolus? The danger might not even be in the bag itself but rather in the conditions the god placed on their agreement with Odysseus. What if the god intended to kill Odysseus or the crew if the bag was opened? Eurylochus couldn’t know this for sure. And what was the point of risking it when they were almost home? Just curiosity? Or some urge to prove that “Odysseus was or wasn’t lying about the bag”? Was that really a good enough reason to risk lives over it?

So, I think the third reason is the worst. But it seems like Eurylochus's defenders prefer it the most...

Thank you for coming to my TEDtalk

[sera8273]

I have a question, like a true honest one talking about Odysseus (and yeah his crew but like eh-) (only Eury actually counts-)

When was the last time any of them slept- like, actually fucking slept and not just an hour or more?

Like the only thing that the Crew does all day is Row. Until Poseidon kills like 557 of em and Circe turns however many into pigs, now I have no idea how much time has passed between Circe’s Saga and the Underworld Saga bc hey my only knowledge is from Epic itself but to me?

The remaining 42 men loose their other comrades, go to a house with comfort and food and get turned into pigs, get reverted back into humans, stay for like a bit but then go on their way to the underworld where they still fucking row and then die-

Like

Huh!?

And then Ody- don’t get me started on this fucking lunatic- he doesn’t sleep for 9 days straight and when he does it’s for like an hour or less. He doesn’t at all have time to rest bc his remaining men who betrayed him got captured by a fucking Godess so now he gotta save their asses and when he does he now gotta go to the underworld where he gets knocked out by Eury who betrays him and then they just all die-

Like….

What the fuck!?

Again! I don’t know how much time it’s been since Circe and Underworld but it all seems so…rushed- not the music! But the way Ody and his crew travel place to place.

They just lost 557 of their men, get turned into pigs, go to the underworld, go on an island, and then get their asses wooped by another fucking god.

It’s why I just can’t blame any of them for their actions because they’re so fucked up!

Correct me or give me more information on this bc if I’m right than it’s no wonder why Ody and his crew are just so fucked up!

[monards]

nobody fucking look at me rn

[mechadeimos]

[roughridingrednecks]

Eury

[mrfififu]

Harpies!

harpies harpies harpies!

[twoshotsofhappy]

She stumbles into the laundry, eyes bright with tears. Eury has just seen a terrible thing, and she needs respite. She perches on a chair, taking a swig from a bottle, and tries to calm her breathing. In. Out. In. Out.

Eury's peace is disturbed by the soldier crashing through the doorway.

The soldier who did ...that. He leans over a sink and stares at himself in the mirror. His eyes are empty. His hands are still stained with blood. Her blood.

He stumbles over to the table and slumps into a chair. He makes Eury, sitting across from him, look tiny. He looks at his bloodstained hands and breathes. In. Out. In. Out.

Eury sits very, very still. He hasn't noticed her. She breathes. In. Out. In. Out. The silence stretches taut between them. Their figures, side by side but worlds apart, mirror each other to form a perfect Rorschach.

And then the moment breaks. Their eyes meet. The radio plays:

"Where have all the flowers gone? Long time passing..."

The soldier starts to cry. He cries and cries, his bloodstained hands shaking, his body curling into itself in grief. The drone under the song cuts, leaving the purity of the music.

"Where have all the young men gone? Long time passing..."

Eury pauses, unsure. Then, a decision. Tentatively, she passes the soldier a cloth, and a glass of water. He wipes his hands, and drains it gratefully.

"Gone as soldiers, every one. When will they ever learn?"

The soldier breathes a sigh, and gets up from the table. He moves quickly towards Eury. Too quickly: stands up and raises a bottle, ready to defend herself.

The soldier starts back - no, no, that's not what he wanted. He only meant to return the cloth. He backs away, and stumbles back into the street.

In the city, even the bitterest enemies can share a moment's kindness. They are, after all, products of the same machine.

[catsolas]

new baby cat :)

[mi-stress-of-chaos]

tara ur so cool stfu. i can make you worse

why the stfu man😌. Trust me you won't do shit, but still challenge accepted

[false-cowboy]

[guy pretending to be normal]: hm? there's unrequited love as a (shoddy excuse for queerbating) in that story? oh alright! that's understandable! and, and the pair are intertwined by fate. left completely inseparable whether they like it or not (they do)? oh! oh my! what an entirely ordinary reaction I am having to this news! they. they. they work so well together even the canon must agknowlage it's as if their souls are melded to one another? and yet it's clear one loves more than the other? c- that's coo- I'm. I'm that's. I'm. I wh

[notsolonedesert]

could i request more eurymene art in your style? even if it's just a quick doodle i would really appreciate it :) your eurymene art makes me more happy than i can express lol it's so cute

tysm!! i love ur art sm <33 it's amazing!!

I could never say no to such a kind person, thank you, happy you feel that way 🥹

Ctimene your relation to Odysseus and Hermes is showing

[monards]

Guys we could get Ace Attorney Eury.

[mechadeimos]