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You're a stranger til she whispers you can stay.

You're a stranger til she whispers that your journey's over.

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Comfort in Solidarity with a Passing Lamb

you wake up in the fields to the cold touch of a lamb’s nose. the sun has set and in this moment, you are.

Fields of Abeona

Named after the Goddess who resides there. Abeona, the goddess of outward journeys. Not only does she protect travelers, but also watches over lost children who by chance, enter in her domain. Her partner is Adiona.

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Whenever I see an Ivan Aivazovski painting the sea monster in me goes absolutely feral

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st. george and the dragon (1908-9) - briton rivière / the vigil (1884) - john pettie / vanitas still-life (1705) - evert collier / david garrick as richard iii (1745) - william hogarth / micro sff stories tweet

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Saddest thing ever is reading an academic paper about a threatened or declining species where you can tell the author is really trying to come up with ways the animal could hypothetically be useful to humans in a desperate attempt to get someone to care. Nobody gives a shit about the animals that “don’t affect” us and it seriously breaks my heart

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A hibernating Maguu Kenki awakens to an array of flowers

--who?

Pt 1

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I think part of the reason why we feel so sad is that we're too far away from raw, numinous experiences. Like you know that post with a picture of the unpolluted night sky where people are reacting in terrified awe not realizing that's what the stars really look like?

I think it's like. You need vivid experiences that can't be easily repeated. You need elemental things. I don't mean this in a crunchy hippie just-try-yoga way I mean this in a way that's like...we're inside all the time and most things we experience are scheduled ahead of time. When there are sidewalks, we follow them, and there's always some boring place to go. You need things that no one has any control over and that no one can sell for money.

You need to be outside in a storm and see lightning strike very close to you. You need to meet a wild creature and have to stand very still and almost not even breathe and watch before it vanishes. You need to be alone somewhere very big. You need to go to a place because it looks interesting and be at the wrong place at the wrong time. You need to climb over a fence instead of going in by the gate. You need to hear the exploding sound of a huge flock of birds flying. You need to watch live theater performed by kids on a low budget. You need to be lost somewhere. You need to be barefoot somewhere. You need to sing with other people who are singing. You need to get soaking wet with all of your clothes on and come inside shivering.

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On one hand, as a DM, I want to make my mysteries at least coherent enough for my players to follow and reasonably solve on their own.

On the other hand, “This family has a curse that turns them into trees when they turn 35 and the living members of the family are obsessed with turning their relatives into additions for their sprawling log mansion” is a fun idea and I refuse to give it up as a plot hook.

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core classes as undead :)

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a buncha shit

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Diluc bought some clothes for Jean

surprisingly, it suits her

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A hibernating Maguu Kenki and a rookie Cyro Abyss Mage

its a campice, not a campfire

Pt 2

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every time I drink ramune I have the deep desire to crack open the bottle to get to the marble. I just wanna do it at least once to get it out of my system