What If Wolffang Had A Child?

New fanfic!!

In book 7, Luke and Resus fight all the time, But at no point do they make peace, or talk about their differences.

The truth is that Luke is desperate and having bad plans, and Resus is stressed with everything that is happening, and guilt probably consumes them both, after all, it all started because of them.

So I took advantage of the perfect moment when they get stuck in the office, and inspired by the amazing fanfic of RatLover202, I decided to rewrite the scene the way I imagined it, and I made a drawing of the fic :D

The tag says about the ship "Luke/resus", but you can ignore it because there's nothing really explicit, I wanted to really focus on the friendship and how they need each other.

It's posted on AO3 in case anyone is interested, on the profile of a great friend who helped me write it :)

Family Watson-Negativ!!

I drew this perfect family! Wolffang + Trevor

I really wanted a modern style for Luke, but a traditional style for Ressus.

I also think that Ressus has slightly longer hair, more or less above his shoulders, but I didn't know how to draw that with the cape's collar.

Scream Street book 4

A little bit of the trouble Cleo gets into in the 4 books (that I've read so far) could have been avoided if Luke and Resus stop to flirt for a minute and not leave her behind.

I love that even if they are with Cleo or Tee in the same scene, they ignore everything and just talk and exchange jokes with each other.

Young Wolffang

I watched the series and I'm reading the books.Simply in love with these two

More Trevor!

Did anyone ask for more Trevor drawings? No? Well, There it is!

Trevor meeting Shan! Despite his wolf side, I'm sure he loves the kitty, just like Resus!

I was thinking more about how Resus and Luke raise him, and I imagine Luke is much more liberal than Resus.

But here it depends on whether it's from the book or the series, because Resus in the book is much less careful than the Resus in the series, who is afraid of many things and even doesn't like to get into trouble with Luke's crazy ideas

Cleo adores her nephew, and is the only person Luke and Resus trust to let babysit.

I just finished reading Blood of Witch

I knew that Resus was walking a Tightrope. BUT I DIDN'T KNOW HE WOULD FALL. I was in shock when I saw that he actually fell, hit his head, lost a lot of blood and his bundles, two other CHILDREN, had to watch and carry him to emporium. Like, isn't that kind of heavy when you think they're 10 years old??

Is dropping a child from a building and making him bleed, and having his friend sacrifice something very important to save him, really children's literature?

That said, I'm loving it. Looking forward to the next one.

More Wolffang kid!!

I use the translator, forgive my English.

I base myself more on the books, but add some aspects from the series, so here, Resus never really became a vampire.

Name: Trevor Watson-Negativ

4/5 years old

Half vampire, half werewolf and there's still a little bit of human. He has blue eyes like Luke and black hair like Resus.

He wears an Egyptian amulet that he got from his aunt Cleo.

Luke and Resus sometimes argue about how to dress him, and how much he can't do it himself. Resus likes formal and traditional clothes, and Luke likes casual and comfortable. But they always come to a consensus. They have a great balance regarding Trevor, unlike his parents, Trevor's grandparents.

Resus' parents would like him to raise Trevor in the traditional vampire way, especially if he feeds him blood more often.

They don't say it, but Resus believes his parents don't think he knows how to take care of a vampire, since Resus wasn't born with vampire abilities.

Luke's parents would prefer Luke to raise Trevor as humanly as possible, just as they raised Luke, but Luke doesn't want to suppress his son's monster side.

The Watsons and the Negatives argue about the best way to raise Trevor, so Luke and Resus prefer to care for them the way they think is best, and come to agreements much more ease.

I was a little inspired by Hotel Transylvania 2

The vampire family is perfect

Can we talk about how perfect the Negative family is?

Resus is 10 years old, but in his intentions towards his family we see how independent and responsible he is. Okay, he is a bit weird, but he knows how to take things seriously when necessary.

He also takes charge of many situations without his parents having to ask him to. He is respected in his family environment, his opinions are taken seriously and his parents have never put his authority over him, treating him as an equal, even though he was very young.

He also talks several times about his vampire culture, actually taking pride in his lineage.

Kian is only 6/7 years old, but think about it, he managed to survive alone, without his mother, until he was found by the movers, while being chased by people with pitchforks!

Resus talks several times about the past of vampires, and explains that they developed agility and balance skills to escape pitchforks, torches and stakes, skills that he managed to inherit even though he was almost normal.

So, the vampire parents explain to their children from an early age about the history of vampire persecution, and teach and encourage them to be independent so they can survive on their own, even when supposedly out of danger.

I must commend the Negative family for the excellent creation of Resus. (Even though he carries body parts inside his cape and offends human rights with his jokes)

Resus has problems with relatives

I'm slightly concerned about the amount of alcohol and family parts Ressus carries in his cape.

Like, why don't your parents monitor what their 10 year old son is carrying in his cape?

Resus in the Series: this is scream street, let's not touch this, we'll end up dying because of you, Luke. If I were a real vampire it would be easier.

Resus no livro: Eu vou te morder. Vou lutar com o prefeito com uma espada. Luke, ataque! Tudo bem, eu tenho um pedaço de um parente para nos tirar dessa encrenca!

I just love this boy In both versions.

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