So it'll be a little longer with those scans. Fuck. Also, would a bunch of pages taken out of a sketchbook and for the most part uncolored have to go in scraps, even if they're rather on the large side?

Anyway, for the hell of it I am leaving some sort of...summary-type-things for my 4 main stories (don't get me started on spontaneous AU's)

Atra Caelum: The world is ending. Or, well, it's on it's way. Really it's just inching along at glacier pace in that direction. Still, 'walk-for-your-lives' factor aside, it would probably be a good idea for 16 year-old Catarina de Nor to get underway with the whole "keeping the continents as we know them from breaking from their gravitational field and floating awaaay" thing shortly, as it will take a trip around the world (in a nifty airship, no less...or three or four) to get it dealt with. Not to mention she'll face one or two setbacks along the way, viz a viz betrayal, a misfit pirate crew of her very own, and that little issue of the most powerful empire on earth out for her hide that keeps cropping up in unexpected ways.
Danger! Excitement! And a visit to "The Real World" that really has little importance to the story as a whole!

Anachronism (goes under the heading of "fan-something"): Eleanore. A femme fatale right until the moment she cracks any sort of expression at all, and you really don't want to know the things that come out of this woman's mouth. 20 going on 200, she was given the wretched curse of immortality back in her witching days in a tiny mountain town in Britain, and since this is a rather big No No in the Laws of Temporal Displacement, she was set up working for the Master of Time hi'self as a sort of...'odd-jobs woman.' Mostly this consists of her getting comvenitantly "killed" in view of an angry mob and thereby setting off revolutions and suchlike. Not a bad line of work, and she gets to meets some rather interesting people, right up until they try to kill her or vice versa, and really her bossman isn't half bad, even if he's colder than a polar bear's tonker. At least he has a sense of humor, though it tends to be a bit on the questionable side.
Long story short: Wackiness ensues.

and the other two...you shall get later