Holo everyone, as always, I hope you're doing great. Today's Inktober prompt is Violin, and just like with the Camera prompt on day 26, I wanted to draw a healer showing his favorite hobby. Many healers have incredible talents, and this forest healer is no exception. He even gives concerts at small gatherings with other musician healers. He loves to play the violin in his free time and he's very good at it. I hope you like this drawing.

Holo everyone, I hope you're all doing well. Yesterday, I introduced you to a stone that transforms creatures into a jumbo size when they're nearby. Our adventurer discovered one with an affinity for fire that he uses with his Infurnal, but he's not the only healer who has discovered these magical artifacts. There are other healers exploring the world who have found similar stones. It seems that these stones appear to healers who have a very strong connection with one of their creatures, as if these stones have a will of their own and seek out these healers to temporarily jumbofy their creatures to help them on their journeys. This navigator healer found a stone with an affinity for water that he uses on his Waller, which also gives it the ability to fly thanks to its large fins after gaining a great speed in the water, and it serves to see the horizon from above and navigate better.

Holo friends, today's prompt is 'jumbo'. For today's drawing, I wanted to delve a bit deeper into the mysteries of our traveling healer's adventures. Remember how, in his previous journeys, he encountered creatures that were much larger than normal? Well, it turns out that in his latest discovery while investigating a rusty robot, he found a stone with a description written in a shaky hand. It said that people should find a way to eradicate these stones as much as possible, as they were imbued with a strange magic that caused creatures to grow to a jumbo size, exponentially increasing their abilities. These stones were eventually eradicated by 90% after many years of research, as it could be dangerous for wild creatures to be so exposed to them. The remains of the massive dragons he encountered on his journey are due to the fact that their exposure was so great that their jumbo form was natural to them, as these stones were found everywhere.

Holo community, I hope you're having a great day. For today's drawing, the prompt is Road. For this one, I wanted to continue the adventures of our traveling healer. After encountering the giant robot and taking notes of the scene to write the book he plans to publish with all his adventures, he takes his bike and sets his Chirpily free to continue accompanying him on the road to his next destination where he hopes to keep finding mysteries and continue making his adventure the most exciting one. I hope you like it.

Holo friends, I hope you're all doing well. For today's drawing, the prompt is Camera, and I also wanted to take a little break from the adventurer's story to do some other drawings. For this one, I decided to draw a light healer taking photos of her Infurnal. On the wall, you can already see one of the photos she has taken, as this is one of her favorite hobbies: taking pictures in her free time. I hope you like this drawing, made with fine-tip markers and ink pens on paper.

Holo everyone, I hope you're doing great. Today I took a break from the adventurer's story to draw something different. I didn't want to do the same thing as with the Rust day, where he would only encounter a scarecrow. So, I just drew the scarecrow with a Chirpily, ignoring the scare that a scarecrow should impart in the fields to protect the crops. Wild holo creatures are usually stronger than domesticated ones, as they are constantly battling for survival and not just for winning battles. A domesticated Chirpily might be more cautious when seeing a scarecrow, but wild ones use them to rest. That's why all healers seek to capture the wildest creatures they see, as their stats are higher. I hope you like this scarecrow