Reading RGB

Illustration of Red, Green, and Blue. Green the wyvern has their feathered wing-arms around Red and Blue. Red the faun is hugging back and smiling. Blue the human looks to have the wind knocked out of them by the force of the hug.

(Illustration by Johann Karpp (Cervelet))

Hi, friend! Chances are you’re reading this because you read my story RGB or its mid-sequel RGBa. That story—and Red, Green, and Blue—are really special to me, and it means a lot that they’ve resonated with so many people. So, from the bottom of my little foxy heart, thank you.

For about the last year, I’ve been adding to the story piece-by-piece in my monthly publication Nowhereverse Tales, which you can read on this website! There’s some standalone stories and some that tie into each other; some new and some that you might have seen on other websites. Each issue has another scene or two with Red, Green, and Blue.

But, if you don’t want to re-read things, here’s what you need to know and where you can pick up the story:

If you read RGB

  • Red and Green’s assigned genders at birth are not canonically disclosed.
  • Everything in the Waffle House scene and beyond is no longer canon. Our trio has more to do before they can be together.

The last story from RGB is “The Breakdown.” You can pick up the story with “A Few Dates,” found in Tales #12.

If you read RGBa

  • The scene breaking the news to Blue’s parents isn’t canon (yet).
  • The final scene where the trio has their vision ends with a more complete dedication:

Where there is pain, Red says, we bring healing.

Where there is captivity, Green says, we bring freedom.

Where there is despair, you say, we bring hope.

Together, we bring light.

The last story from RGBa is “The Dedication.” You can pick up the story with “A Bad Night,” found in Tales #14

You can also see the individual stories in chronological (not publication) order on the stories page, along with other storylines seen in Nowhereverse Tales. The “Celeste” and “The Lighthouse Crew” storylines are the most relevant, at least for now.

Again, it means so much to me that people have read and resonate with this story, or with anything I’ve written. I hope, in all this, that we can feel a little less alone.

We heal, we liberate, we hope. Together, we bring light.

—Ronyo