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Rating: Mature

Archive Warning: Graphic Depictions Of Violence

Category: F/M

Fandoms: Warhammer 40k (Novels) - Various Authors, Warhammer 40.000

Relationships: Mita Ashyn/Zso Sahaal, Mita Ashyn & Zso Sahaal

Characters: Mita Ashyn, Zso Sahaal

Additional Tags: Canon-Typical Violence, graphic depictions of injuries, VIIIth Legion | Night Lords (Warhammer 40.000), Psykers (Warhammer 40.000), Slow Burn, not romantic not platonic but a secret third thing (soul-deep codependancy), tags to be added as story progresses, updates twice a week, Medical Procedures, You ever get so unwell about a pairing you go and write Volume 2? Yeah that's me, Amputation, autocannibalism, Self-Harm

Ladies, gentlemen, honorable others: i am back from my vacation and that means back to schedule upates!

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ancient greek word of the day: κακοθερής (kakotherēs), unfitted to endure summer heat

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listen, fuck "to each their own", sometimes your mutual gets into some batshit insane rarepair that they're a little embarrassed about and it becomes your sworn duty to put on your jester bells and jingle jangle proudly by their side for moral support. don't be a pussy. it's ride or die motherfucker

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i just think more 30-40 year old men should be more whorish. act your age for once.

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During a lecture on epic poetry like the Mahābhārata and Iliad in my first year of college, my professor said, “When the whole world dies, even when brick and mortar is destroyed, memory survives. It survives and lives on in generations to come. And literature carries that memory. All your geography, your economics, your psychology, they’re all based on the memory of man, passed down generations after generations. These epic poems and literature we are studying right now is to remind us that we too will be memories one day. And therefore, let us be good memories” and I think a piece of this lecture will live on in me wherever I go.

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Tuckered Out

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The king and the general "He knows about king's madness more than anybody else. Still, he is more loyal, than anybody else."

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Konrad Curze

by The Time Before Time

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Obsessed with Astartes touching helmets as a sign of affection

Seeing your battle brother after a long time? *Bonk*

You’re both heading into a battle and you’re not sure if you’ll both return? *Thunk*

Celebrating a victory and your buddy finally joined the party? *Clang*

Your closest friend wounded in the apothecary? *Bop*

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Additional information:

There have been 22 reported deaths and 63 injured, some of them critically. The church, which was built in the 8th century and restored in the 19th century, has suffered damages.

In a statement issued shortly after the incident, the Greek Foreign Ministry said: “We unequivocally condemn the abhorrent terrorist suicide bombing at the Mar Elias Greek Orthodox Church.”

Expressing solidarity with the victims, the ministry added: “Religious sites must never be targets for terror. Everyone has the right to practice their faith in complete peace and safety. We demand that the Syrian transitional authorities take immediate action to hold those involved accountable and implement measures to guarantee the safety of Christian communities and all religious groups, allowing them to live without fear.” - from ekathimerini.com.

The response from the Patriarchate of Antioch to the bombing attack that took place at the Church of Prophet Elias in Damascus was immediate.

"On this day when our Antiochian Church commemorates All the Saints of Antioch, the treacherous hand of evil struck this evening, claiming our lives, along with the lives of our loved ones who fell today as martyrs during the evening Divine Liturgy at the Church of the Prophet Elias in Dweilaa, Damascus.

According to the initial information available at this time, an explosion occurred at the entrance of the church, resulting in the deaths of numerous martyrs and causing injuries to many others who were inside the church or in its immediate vicinity.

As we are currently counting the martyrs and the wounded, and gathering the remains and bodies of our martyrs, whose exact number we have not yet been able to determine, the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Antioch and All the East strongly condemns this heinous act and denounces, in the strongest terms, this horrific crime.

It calls upon the responsible authorities to assume full responsibility for what has happened and continues to happen in terms of violation against the sanctity of churches, and to ensure the protection of all citizens.

His Beatitude Patriarch John X has been personally following the developments from the very first moment. He is conducting both local and regional communications to convey the grim reality unfolding in Damascus to the entire world. He is calling for urgent action to put an end to these massacres.

We offer our prayers for the repose of the souls of the martyrs, for the healing of the wounded, and for the consolation of our grieving faithful. We reaffirm our unwavering commitment to our faith and, through that steadfastness, our rejection of all fear and intimidation.

We beseech Christ our God to guide the ship of our salvation through the storms of this world, He who is blessed forever." - from orthodoxtimes.com

Of particular interest is the following tweet:

Graphic images below the cut:

A Syria Civil Defense member inspects the damage after a reported attack at the Mar Elias Church in the Dweila neighborhood of Damascus, Syria, on June 22. Firas Makdesi/Reuters

Photos: Patriarchate of Antioch

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"Top", "bottom".....so last decade.

Obnoxious voice: So in your relationship, who's bleedy and breedable and who's bleedable and slutty?

Ed. Original Art by d1sarmon1a

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good smut is really a character study and that is final. i need it to be about vulnerability i need it to be about trust or lack thereof and most of all i need it to be emotional agony. thats what sex is for

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if you're writing and find yourself thinking 'this is too weird/gross/offputting/esoteric/ambitious/catered to my specific interests + sure to push away a broader audience' that is the devil speaking and it is a lie. you are already firmly on the right path and you need to double down

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I assure you: somebody, somewhere, is on the exact same wavelength as you are.

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The couple that literally matches eachother's freak 😂