Ticked Off - Colored

I've been doing a little bit of research on how the sunsets and sunrises of Egypt look like; so when I do more artwork of my rather large Thebes Clan and the other 6 groups of ancient Egyptian gargoyles groups go into stone sleep during the day from dawn until after dark.

Ankh is a usually calm, gentle, and knowledgeable about the ancient and modern Egyptian cultures. He takes great pride in doing the art of writing hieroglyphics as the scribe, and a skilled gargoyle warrior who fights with a pair of twin spear head swords. If any bad human does something to seriously offend or insult the Thebes Clan or the other 6 ancient Egyptian gargoyle clans. The 7 groups of gargoyles from ancient Egypt will take it as a really serious offense due to their great sense of pride in being an ancient Egyptian, honor, and especially when the Illuminati move into the Great Pyramids at Giza, Egypt which becomes a true offense of defilement to the very sacred tombs of the early Pharaohs of ancient Egypt. Many thugs and gangs thought they could take out the large Thebes Clan before, and these common crooks paid the price with broken bones, bruised pride, egos, or ended up dead on the sands. When the Illuminati and the Quarry men invaded Egypt, Memphis and his eldest Rookery brother who's blind, Seti had the clever foresight to move the 2 joined together marble palace referred to affectionately as the Tombs with the vast assistance of all of the Magi within the 7 ancient Egyptian gargoyle clans from outside the borders of Cairo, Egypt back to Upper Egypt in Thebes which are now ruins to be underground to protect their home from bombs. The 7 clans of ancient Egypt remain hidden due to their being of the supernatural world. They'll continue going outside if the innocent humans and the cities under their full protection need them. Memphis can control life and death as he is only one with such a pure and honorable heart.

Hope you like this Vent Art a lot, STAN4US and RollaD6-chan. Must draw more angry gargoyles asap.