Another ship child????
This is a request/suggestion from @justafriendlystranger !!
This is the ship child of Snowy and Ink, Colvyr! Their name means "one who resembles a dove", peaceful and calm. Been wanting to design a new character without making an entirely different oc so I thought, why not do a ship child?? And I've been strongly inspired to make one because of my dear friend chiro and their ship child creation of tignhari and cyno!! I love them sooo muuuch so of course I have to make one too!!! (≧w≦)❤️❤️❤️
Colvyr loves to hang out more in the daycare to accompany their mother Snowy who works there. They're mostly seen sleeping in the nap area and when kids approach them and ask to play he would gladly accept. He has an incredibly long patient no matter how rowdy or aggressive the kids get, They love spending time with their mom while also being visited by ink in the daycare to teach them how to draw and paint too. 💙🩵🧡
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Who's next?? :33
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Snowy belongs to my good friend @chiro-asuta-vulpes !!
Ink and Colvyr is created by me! ^^
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Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008) - All Media Types
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Characters: CC-2224 | Cody, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Original Clone Character(s), Clone Trooper Waxer (Star Wars), Clone Trooper Boil (Star Wars), CT-8893 | Flood
Additional Tags: Bingo, 212th, Tattoos, clone culture, Flood's shine is wearing off, Wooley is mentioned, 212th_bingo
Series: Part 2 of 212th Bingo 2023
Summary:
His mouth has gone completely dry and Flood swallows, trying to work up enough saliva to answer, but it’s no good. The commander’s made eye contact and while it’s one thing to meet that gaze in the middle of a rushing river, Flood finds he can’t hold it now. Not when everyone is about to see just how worrisome he finds needles.
Second fill for @clonefandomevents 212th Bingo. Prompt: tattoos
This is technically a sequel to ...without a paddle (Because I like to make things harder on myself.)
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Devils in church
I traced back all my lines crossed
bathed a vision in all the blood I lost
just as well to be stirring in paint thinner
sunday service faces have shadowed me a sinner
a child taken in by the skin of my teeth
there's a lick of flame that I can feel underneath
coiling around the conviction of the ageless
pulling a premature arm like the devil's contagious
blood to the surface for a week or so
running through veins like it's putting on a show
feet heavy in the courtyard at only sixteen
verdict spoken through inhaling the smokescreen
preachers keep speaking in tongues
I can't hear how they'll right their wrongs
I used to be baptised and haloed by a rising sun
and it felt like staring at the barrel of a gun
less than a mile away since their hair went grey
walked in unaware of a brand new prey
arms around the waist of another teenage waste
pinned black magic would't be misplaced
pled to take a knee with their raised hand to head
through jaws I'll only go down when I'm dead
taste the unveiled desire to drink from the cup
in between sacrilegious lines praying to give it up
I should've twisted the arm in a joint effort
those white walls have always made my head hurt
I'll bend the knee only to hit the right spot
hidden in the haunt of a face carved to be shot
remembered my pressed legs in union
followed by scrounging eyes at communion
head's circled around by another age old vulture
living through a real sick and sacred culture
told to hold your tongue until you're through the gate
sit up straight until you bend under the weight
a whispered undercurrent from mouth to ear
nothing I ever should have to hear
all my children of God bleeding around the devil's jaw
wolf in sheep's clothing only caught by the claw
quick to scold me with a conscious soaked in sin
their fingerprints scorched in my skin
told me forty in the desert is why they feel so lonely
but they've got thirst for water they know isn't holy
sharp teeth spilled my blood into the water
through the mirage I'm still somebody's daughter
their statued issue of a heinous act
community pillar will never come close to the fact
looking through stained twenty years passed
holy through church pews from the past
I know they're old and I'm new
not one saint willing to believe a teenage view
but I've grown the same way as the courtyard's ivy
twenty-four with a sinner's head held highly
and I'll be sure to go to church come sunday morning
God knows they won't heed no warning
followed all my lines of a bible I've read every night
it's grotesque justice but I've got the right
to take the hand and gouge out man's wandering eye
deafen the pleadings to their empty sky
while I'm wondering who they're praying to
it can't be the same God that I look up to
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