>>543948563
I call it "conversational narration", whereas the usual narrator is some omniscient voice that simply gives exposition. The conversational narrator feels like it's speaking to the reader rather than simply telling a story, usually with some affection. I've dabbled in that style myself, and I think it makes for some interesting prose, but it can turn people off who don't enjoy accents or certain ways of talking.
>>543949057
A little collaborative writing courtesy of the AI. It took away her ear in the gen, and I thought it looked alright, so I changed the defs.
>"Also, she lost an ear."
>>543949316
For sure. I lean heavily on Gouache&ink. On occasion, I'll slip in some artist tags or other style tags if I want a specific look. I'd like to think I have good aesthetic taste.

>>543737584
Careful, I may craft one of those.