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Things I Want to See in Empire of Storms

Political Intrigue-I’m talking about a power struggle in Aelin’s newly formed court (new and old members) and beyond with the newly freed kingdoms under Adarlan. 

The struggles and reintegration with the magic users. It’ll kind of be like a whole racism issue except with magical people.

Epic Action Scenes-with lots of fire from Aelin, ice and wind from Rowan, and everything possible from Dorian

Lorcan being a general asshole

Aedion and Gavriel Reunion Scene with revelations

Finding the Library of Terrasen 

A Visit from Brannon Galathynius

Maeve and Aelin Showdown

Manon and Aelin Showdown Pt. 2

Rowan vs. Manon

Manon joining the crew

Elide owning her magical powers and Blackbeak heritage

Finding out why Kaltain and Elide look so much alike that they could be sisters

Fleetfoot

Dorian dealing with psychological issues

Malide or Manorian. I’m not really that picky. Either one is fine.

Elide reunion with Aelin

Terrasen crew reunion

Nesryn. Always more Nesryn. 

Chaol finding new ways to deal with his bum leg. 

Chaol developing even more to become the badass mofo we all know him to be

Lysandra being a spy

Cadre Scenes

History of Terrasen 

A huge Rowan and Aelin Argument filled with angst (i don’t mind if an author puts my fave couple through the ringer)

Rowaelin-sweet, badass couple, steamy, any scene really.

Lysandra and Aedion

Or Lysandra and Lorcan. I think it would be amusing

Duke Perrington getting killed so we can see Maeve vs. Aelin in the last installment 

Asterin finding new love

Grandma Blackbeak getting her punishment

Fleetfoot and Abraxos meeting 

There’s more but I feel like this post is already way too long.

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No matter the religion, for me there will always be a new beggining or a new ending for everyone after dead.

Born. Youth. Old. Dead. All in the same coin.

Después de ver este dibujo en mejor calidad y desear hacerlo a mi estilo (he aqui el resultado) no pude evitar reflexionar sobre la cantidad de implicaciones que de una obra puede obtenerse… El arte fluye en todos let it flow.

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“Always” said Snape.. R.I.P.

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“And it’s a human need to be told stories. The more we’re governed by idiots and have no control over our destinies, the more we need to tell stories to each other about who we are, why we are, where we come from, and what might be possible.” 

Goodbye and thank you Alan Rickman (21.02.46 - 14.01.16)

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Keep going ✨🇻🇪

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Throne of Glass boys.

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Venezuela tiene mucho talento, he aqui uno de los tantos.

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Music is the vibe that makes me alive, part of my soul and part of my life. Happy New Year. Let's start 2016 with my painting, my first oil painting, not much but still art I hope. I made this back in High School so it has approximately 6 years perhaps more...

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I just going to say that in two weeks I started and finished the series... I felt in love with everything... And now it's gone... I will miss Downton Abbey for ages... Great Job! A masterpiece!

Happy Downton Day for last time! #sosad

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Aelin Galathynius "She was fire, and light, and ash, and embers. She was Aelin Fireheart, and she bowed for no one and nothing, save the crown that was hers by blood and survival and triumph." ---------------------------------------- Thanks to Caracas and the good weather this came out some days ago. A closer image of how i imagine Aeilin in Fae form...

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Celaena Sardothien... Attempt of Assasin's Blade cover Well for a fast draw it feels meh :( PD: never, never draw if you are not inspired

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Has anyone else noticed...

That the ship name for Rowaelin and Doraelin uses Aelin’s real name (Aelin) instead of Celaena?

But the Chaolaena ship uses her old identity and name (Celaena) in the ship name?

This speaks volumes.

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Thinking in the fall Just wanted to put some colors with chinese ink and voilá

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One person is really like three persons 1. The person you think you are 2. The person other people see 3. The person you really are

Feeling a bit nostalgic today. An oldie.

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December 7th 1941: Attack on Pearl Harbor

On this day in 1941, just before 8 am, the Imperial Japanese Navy launched an attack on the American naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. After decades of escalating tensions, primarily over Japanese aggression against China, and Japanese anger over American trade sanctions, the Japanese strike on America’s Pacific Fleet still came as a surprise. In a two hour assault, hundreds of Japanese fighter planes dropped bombs and torpedoes which killed around 2,400 American soldiers and sailors, while 20 naval vessels and 200 planes were destroyed. In contrast, the Japanese suffered just 64 fatalities. The Pearl Harbor attacks were part of a larger, co-ordinated assault against American territories in Guam and the Philippines, and parts of the British Empire. While the strike certainly damaged the Pacific Fleet, vitally important aircraft carriers were spared as they were away from the base, and shipyards remained intact, allowing for swift rebuilding. The next day, following a powerful speech, President Franklin D. Roosevelt asked Congress to declare war on Japan. The legislature passed the war measure with only one dissenting vote, cast by pacifist Representative Jeannette Rankin of Montana. America’s declaration of war was immediately followed by further declarations by Japan’s Axis allies Germany and Italy against the United States. Two years in, despite initial isolationist neutrality, America was now involved in the Second World War. The entrance of the United States into the war marked a pivotal turning point in one of the bloodiest wars in human history, as the full might of the American military joined the Allied cause against the forces of Nazi Germany, fascist Italy, and imperial Japan.

“Yesterday, December 7th, 1941 - a date which will live in infamy - the United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the Empire of Japan.” - President Franklin D. Roosevelt to Congress

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Caracas.