It’s Armenian, and using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), it’s pronounced thusly: /Brl:ɔr/ /Pi:rɔn.i.æn/

Or, if you’d prefer to sacrifice phonetic specificity for lay simplicity, Briar (rhymes with wire), Piranian with (Pee – ron – ee-ann).

As often as possible! Due to precarious health, I’ve chosen not to designate a specific timeline for this project. I may publish a lot of work at once or go some time between releasing new work. However, I’m dedicated to doing so as often as possible. I try respect my body’s need for rest as much as I can.

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I’ve elected to use shorter-than-average chapters. Instead of following the traditional 15-40 page average, I organize my chapters on a scene-by-scene basis. As a result, they may be only a few pages long. I chose this option to facilitate chapters being released more frequently.

This manga couldn’t exist without both Dungeons and Dragons and Baldur’s Gate 3, from which it takes its setting and a central character (Astarion, namely). I’m also pulling influences from many other places, writing as an act of protest against human trafficking, modern slavery, and abuse.