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I, personally, think he’s an improvement over the old Valeford! From a design view, from a characterization view, from an interest view… but for the bird himself, he seems somewhat more cantankerous than before! The old Valeford’s look was more peppy, more of an extrovert, and more happy-go-lucky than what we see now, but after I made Baxter who encompassed all those traits to a far more effective degree, Valeford just seemed kind of... superfluous.\n\nAnd then, thanks to several sketches of Valeford by the magnificent and talented Infamous Mustelid who makes every character he draws just DRIPPING with personality, I realized the problem with how I created Valeford: he had no actual [i]character[/i]. He was an empty husk with neither a story or personality of his own nor mine. The design I had for Valeford failed to stand on his own, and he failed as a fursona. Feeling inspired, I set forth to rectify that! I decided to take full advantage of what a salty, surly, sleazy seabird should be and give him a look and personality to match (or at least, I aimed to do)!\n\nSo meet Valeford, the osprey who works the docks by day and single-wingedly keeps the local pub in business by night! He may be an off-putting sight (and smell), feathers disheveled with a grumpy crook drawn across his beak, beady pupils leering from his lidded yellow eyes implying any time of his you’re not borrowing so much as stealing, a two-punch stench of sweat-dank armpit that matches the size of his wings and of stale fish that can’t be discerned if it’s coming from his beak or his crotch… There really is no “however” to that, he’s just an off-putting bird! And I LOVE it! But if, for whatever reason, you want to get on his good side, you can turn his frown not-really-upside-down-but-less-grumpy-yet-still-kinda-devious with the right approach!\n\nTo quote an earlier description of making port at Valeford’s dock:\n\n[q]He does take his job as a dockworker pretty seriously. But if those port fees are a little too steep, there are ways to snag a different kind of “five-finger discount” from the salty bird! A special delivery of the good stuff just for him is a good place to start, but if you think just offering Valeford fish would get you much further, you’d be wrong! He’s an osprey. He can get that on his own. You’ll probably have more luck trying to get something fishy from him…!\n\n“I’ve always loved that smell,” a passing seafarer would say, aiming his snout up and down Valeford and sniffing the air around him. “That salty… tangy… low-tide smell…”\n\nValeford would smirk, knowing he reeks of it.\n\n“Sure it’s not just my breeaaath?” the seahawk says with a heavy huff, making sure to heave out that last word with a long, heavy gust of his humid, pungent osprey breath that stinks like a seafood market’s last garbage pickup of the day. That would be the test to see how serious this potential business partner is in making a deal, because what’s in store for him if he is does NOT smell any prettier! Should that snout remain in place, situated right in front of Valeford’s open, wet, steaming, reeking beak, that test can go on as loooong as he wants…\n\n“Some of it is for sure! But I think most of it is coming from down heeere…” the shipman would say, closing a paw, claw, or wing around the cargo in between Valeford’s legs. Once again, the cocky avian would lean back and let the curious crewmate fondle his bird bulge as long as he desires, eyeballing and making plans for the grabby critter all the while.\n\n“Yeah, he does love to stink the place up!” Valeford would say, noticeably testing the limits of his trousers’ elasticity. “Speaking of ‘stinking the place up,’ there’s a supply shack down by pier 8 that’s like a sauna around this time of day. If you wanna bathe in that bad boy, meet me there in ten.”\n\nWhy does nobody use the pier 8 supply shack? Probably because it’s cramped, un-air-conditioned, and the only supplies it contains besides Valeford’s secret hooch stash are a stained mattress and some bottles of lube-- the perfect place for one to become better acquainted with some musky seahawk cock.[/q]\n\nBut should you find yourself in the pier 8 shack, negotiations would still be ongoing! If you want to have a go at Valeford’s fluffy ass, you’d better be ready to press your lips to his supple, swampy stinkhole and dig in! No matter which way he’s facing, your nose is either going to be lost in his humid taint where down clings together with osprey ball sweat and god-knows -what-else has leaked from his anus while it was getting hammered by males less tidy than you, or stuffed in his crissum that’s sopped and matted with scrotal and pube sweat from those same guys along with whatever’s seeped out of the seahawk’s sphincter when they were finished with it. And if you want Valeford’s cock to dump his squalid seed into either end if yours, you’ll need to show you can properly handle a fowl’s foreskin by becoming [i]intimately[/i] familiar with his! Peel it back, expose the osprey’s rouge glans and tender skin underneath, fondle and lick the avian’s most sensitive flesh, gently pinch his frenulum and let his foreskin slip back over your fingers while you roll his pleasure ribbon between your digits inside its own slimy home… I tell ya, THAT’S how you get the cranky bird to smile!\n\nSo there you have it: the new Valeford! You two get along now…\n\n-----------------------------------------------\n\n*hands you a note in class*\nDo you like me? Check one:\n\n□ Yes\n\n□ Yes and I’d like to support you on Patreon where apparently I’ll gain early access to completed personal works, WIPs, and polls for future pieces for as low as $1 at [url]https://www.patreon.com/Dracovar[/url]!\n\n□ no ur stinky go eat a mackerel stinky", "description_bbcode_parsed": "The new and improved me! … Well, I guess “improved” is subjective. I, personally, think he’s an improvement over the old Valeford! From a design view, from a characterization view, from an interest view… but for the bird himself, he seems somewhat more cantankerous than before! The old Valeford’s look was more peppy, more of an extrovert, and more happy-go-lucky than what we see now, but after I made Baxter who encompassed all those traits to a far more effective degree, Valeford just seemed kind of... superfluous.

And then, thanks to several sketches of Valeford by the magnificent and talented Infamous Mustelid who makes every character he draws just DRIPPING with personality, I realized the problem with how I created Valeford: he had no actual character. He was an empty husk with neither a story or personality of his own nor mine. The design I had for Valeford failed to stand on his own, and he failed as a fursona. Feeling inspired, I set forth to rectify that! I decided to take full advantage of what a salty, surly, sleazy seabird should be and give him a look and personality to match (or at least, I aimed to do)!

So meet Valeford, the osprey who works the docks by day and single-wingedly keeps the local pub in business by night! He may be an off-putting sight (and smell), feathers disheveled with a grumpy crook drawn across his beak, beady pupils leering from his lidded yellow eyes implying any time of his you’re not borrowing so much as stealing, a two-punch stench of sweat-dank armpit that matches the size of his wings and of stale fish that can’t be discerned if it’s coming from his beak or his crotch… There really is no “however” to that, he’s just an off-putting bird! And I LOVE it! But if, for whatever reason, you want to get on his good side, you can turn his frown not-really-upside-down-but-less-grumpy-yet-still-kinda-devious with the right approach!

To quote an earlier description of making port at Valeford’s dock:

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"\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tHe does take his job as a dockworker pretty seriously. But if those port fees are a little too steep, there are ways to snag a different kind of “five-finger discount” from the salty bird! A special delivery of the good stuff just for him is a good place to start, but if you think just offering Valeford fish would get you much further, you’d be wrong! He’s an osprey. He can get that on his own. You’ll probably have more luck trying to get something fishy from him…!

“I’ve always loved that smell,” a passing seafarer would say, aiming his snout up and down Valeford and sniffing the air around him. “That salty… tangy… low-tide smell…”

Valeford would smirk, knowing he reeks of it.

“Sure it’s not just my breeaaath?” the seahawk says with a heavy huff, making sure to heave out that last word with a long, heavy gust of his humid, pungent osprey breath that stinks like a seafood market’s last garbage pickup of the day. That would be the test to see how serious this potential business partner is in making a deal, because what’s in store for him if he is does NOT smell any prettier! Should that snout remain in place, situated right in front of Valeford’s open, wet, steaming, reeking beak, that test can go on as loooong as he wants…

“Some of it is for sure! But I think most of it is coming from down heeere…” the shipman would say, closing a paw, claw, or wing around the cargo in between Valeford’s legs. Once again, the cocky avian would lean back and let the curious crewmate fondle his bird bulge as long as he desires, eyeballing and making plans for the grabby critter all the while.

“Yeah, he does love to stink the place up!” Valeford would say, noticeably testing the limits of his trousers’ elasticity. “Speaking of ‘stinking the place up,’ there’s a supply shack down by pier 8 that’s like a sauna around this time of day. If you wanna bathe in that bad boy, meet me there in ten.”

Why does nobody use the pier 8 supply shack? Probably because it’s cramped, un-air-conditioned, and the only supplies it contains besides Valeford’s secret hooch stash are a stained mattress and some bottles of lube-- the perfect place for one to become better acquainted with some musky seahawk cock.\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t
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But should you find yourself in the pier 8 shack, negotiations would still be ongoing! If you want to have a go at Valeford’s fluffy ass, you’d better be ready to press your lips to his supple, swampy stinkhole and dig in! No matter which way he’s facing, your nose is either going to be lost in his humid taint where down clings together with osprey ball sweat and god-knows -what-else has leaked from his anus while it was getting hammered by males less tidy than you, or stuffed in his crissum that’s sopped and matted with scrotal and pube sweat from those same guys along with whatever’s seeped out of the seahawk’s sphincter when they were finished with it. And if you want Valeford’s cock to dump his squalid seed into either end if yours, you’ll need to show you can properly handle a fowl’s foreskin by becoming intimately familiar with his! Peel it back, expose the osprey’s rouge glans and tender skin underneath, fondle and lick the avian’s most sensitive flesh, gently pinch his frenulum and let his foreskin slip back over your fingers while you roll his pleasure ribbon between your digits inside its own slimy home… I tell ya, THAT’S how you get the cranky bird to smile!

So there you have it: the new Valeford! You two get along now…

-----------------------------------------------

*hands you a note in class*
Do you like me? Check one:

□ Yes

□ Yes and I’d like to support you on Patreon where apparently I’ll gain early access to completed personal works, WIPs, and polls for future pieces for as low as $1 at https://www.patreon.com/Dracovar!

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