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Forgot about this

Hello three (3) followers who care, since its FINNALY Mermay and I cant draw would it be fun if i just posted fun facts about the (untraditional) merpeople in my Sea In A Bottle Project?

@cloudyswritings <im holding you accountable to call out my spec buy for being BS since you are better than me at it

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Mirabelle Prunille Pois Chevalier from "In Stars and Time" is a ~Magical Girl~

REASONS:

Big bow

Very pretty

Goes "ding ding" when she walks

Super cool magic

Power of friendship and hope

Vibes

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Hey quick question how do you imagine my voice sounds like? When you read stuff you write do you read it in your own voice or in a different one? Do you have a default voice you read things in or does it change every time?

(Also Haii!!)

HELLLO!!! There's a friend i once had with a very beautiful gender neutral voice (leaning feminine). I read everything in their voice unless proven otherwise. I miss them.

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Hey quick question how do you imagine my voice sounds like? When you read stuff you write do you read it in your own voice or in a different one? Do you have a default voice you read things in or does it change every time?

I read everything in my own voice, so I guess you are me, but that might be different for my alters

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Hey quick question how do you imagine my voice sounds like? When you read stuff you write do you read it in your own voice or in a different one? Do you have a default voice you read things in or does it change every time?

(Haii go drink water!)

what does your voice sound like? i have no clue :3. i know nothing about you personally so i can't think up a voice based on nothing :P and writing stuff/inner voice? well it's all me :3. always read stuff in my own voice, and i'm actually curious if others read things differently.

(coffee being consumed)

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it should have been me! Not him

sickens me to my stomach. how dare this guy get to live my dream.

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Hey quick question how do you imagine my voice sounds like? When you read stuff you write do you read it in your own voice or in a different one? Do you have a default voice you read things in or does it change every time?

I usually read stuff in my own voice, so you sound like me. Maybe with a bit more dnd goblin in your tone.

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Hello three (3) followers who care, since its FINNALY Mermay and I cant draw would it be fun if i just posted fun facts about the (untraditional) merpeople in my Sea In A Bottle Project?

@cloudyswritings <im holding you accountable to call out my spec buy for being BS since you are better than me at it

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me when someone who has been nice to me every single time we've interacted is nice to me:

omg... you dont hate me?....

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Turn back.

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One of the world-building milestones is thinking about the logistics of mermaid-boobs.

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has anyone figured out how to be a real person yet

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Thinking about Minecraft EXP and hypothetical lore

Hey yeah so what if "Experience" was entirely literal. Every point gained from mining, smelting, farming, and so on is a literal expansion of one's lived experience, and your experience is what makes you you.

But every time you kill something, they drop their own experience. Not all of it, most simply disperses into nothingness (after all, players only drop a small portion of their EXP when they die). But some of it stays behind and is absorbed, a fraction of themselves becoming a part of you. You are painfully aware (sometimes in a literal sense) that these creatures are living and feeling beings like you. Every zombie killed in self-defense shares some of their hunger with you; the last terrified moments of every animal killed for food haunt you.

The Ender Dragon has lived centuries; only a few decades of its life will survive in the one that kills it. The Wither is a conglomerate of tortured souls filled with a hatred for life itself; killing it drives many a victorious hero insane.

What if enchanting came about as a way not just to imbue power into one's tools and weapons, but to purge the unwanted memories and feelings accumulated over the years? Before the iron defenders of today's villages, warriors worn down by the gnawing hunger and pain of the countless undead they'd killed defending their home would visit the local clerics and librarians, who could relieve them of that burden and channel it into a vessel, keeping them sane and creating powerful items.

Perhaps the Illagers are an example of what happens when the act of sacrificing a part of yourself like this is taken too far. The Illagers practice magic far beyond that of the villagers, but their forms are twisted and sickly. They are always in need of more experience to survive, and when research involving strange alters and rooms filled with plants evidently falls short—perhaps attempts to generate EXP from other forms of life—they turn to raiding and killing to get their fix.

Consider the Sculk, an organism that, at first glance, looks like some kind of plant or fungal growth. But while plants don't have lived experiences, this stuff does. Every inch of this thing is alive and feeling, and it feeds on the very lives of those that expire within its reach. The appearance of souls within the Warden's chest suggests it even allocates small portions towards fueling parts of its immune system for brief periods. Consider, when clearing out an ancient city of Sculk, the massive quantity of EXP you gain from it, and think about how many things you would have had to kill to gain a similar amount. I wonder how many people once lived in those cities. I wonder how much of that experience is theirs, and how much is the Sculk's own. I wonder what you'd feel when you absorbed it.

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Tell me an inside joke between you and a friend, without context.

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"no spam liking" stfu that's how i know my mutuals are alive smh