#character: luo maiming

[heymeowmao]

Things are getting more and more interesting...

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new fic (⁠ﾉ⁠◕⁠ヮ⁠◕⁠)⁠ﾉ⁠*⁠.⁠✧

Fandom: Dashing Youth (少年白马醉春风)

Relationship(s): Zi Yuji/Mo Qixuan, (one-sided) Mo Qixuan/Yue Yao

Summary:

Yuji had learnt early on that the love he felt and the love that Qixuan was willing to give had two different definitions, that what they harboured in their hearts were two different types of love of varying degrees. Even so, he had sworn to himself that he would protect Qixuan no matter what, and this time was no exception. Whether his feelings were returned or not, that remained secondary to Qixuan’s safety.

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Flame of Longest Night

'Neath hill in frozen northern land Called Eluthane by name Poneros bound the people there And worthless toil came Their wills destroyed by demon's power The dark their souls did maim

O shadow their hearts did overtake, did overtake! O shadow their hearts did overtake.

And in those days of servitude The gods heard not their prayer And generations passed away Their children were not spared Left alone constrained to serve Without a savior's care

Abandoned they toiled all their days, toiled their days! Abandoned they toiled all their days.

One Longest Night in lonely cell Prayed Phlogos to the Flame “O Hear my cry O small fire on night when darkness reigns” The Flame gave out a mighty flare deep red its light became

That night to him shelter did come, shelter did come! That night to him shelter did come.

That morn their lord did call them to mine on shortest day But Phlogos found he could resist the call and not obey The others with him too were free and sought to flee away

Chains on their minds the light did break, light did break! Chains on their minds the light did break.

“By Flame's light,” said Luo “We find ourselves awake, but should we flee now on our own the guards would overtake Let us take the Flame below Bonds on friends to break

For together alone we shall be free, we shall be free! For together alone we shall be free.

Taking up her lantern Phos carried down the Flame In tunnels dark its light to guide To families there, they came The light reflected in their souls And freed them each the same

Unbound they all cried and sang, cried and sang! Unbound they all cried and sang.

New bonds they forged made from trust Together now to fend And called the Flame to aid them Poneros’ rule to end With fire held against the sword For lord no more to bend

Flame’s light be our shelter and keep, shelter and keep! Flame’s light be our shelter and keep. This poem is inspired by the culture I’ve developed for my D&D character, the tiefling cleric Hiereus. The story here is central to the religion he follows.   I replicated the form of “God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen” sine the inspiration for this poem came from the fact that the Longest Night story would be his culture’s replacement for Christmas.

[eluthanai]

Flame of Longest Night

'Neath hill in frozen northern land Called Eluthane by name Poneros bound the people there And worthless toil came Their wills destroyed by demon's power The dark their souls did maim

O shadow their hearts did overtake, did overtake! O shadow their hearts did overtake.

And in those days of servitude The gods heard not their prayer And generations passed away Their children were not spared Left alone constrained to serve Without a savior's care

Abandoned they toiled all their days, toiled their days! Abandoned they toiled all their days.

One Longest Night in lonely cell Prayed Phlogos to the Flame “O Hear my cry O small fire on night when darkness reigns” The Flame gave out a mighty flare deep red its light became

That night to him shelter did come, shelter did come! That night to him shelter did come.

That morn their lord did call them to mine on shortest day But Phlogos found he could resist the call and not obey The others with him too were free and sought to flee away

Chains on their minds the light did break, light did break! Chains on their minds the light did break.

“By Flame's light,” said Luo “We find ourselves awake, but should we flee now on our own the guards would overtake Let us take the Flame below Bonds on friends to break

For together alone we shall be free, we shall be free! For together alone we shall be free.

Taking up her lantern Phos carried down the Flame In tunnels dark its light to guide To families there, they came The light reflected in their souls And freed them each the same

Unbound they all cried and sang, cried and sang! Unbound they all cried and sang.

New bonds they forged made from trust Together now to fend And called the Flame to aid them Poneros’ rule to end With fire held against the sword For lord no more to bend

Flame’s light be our shelter and keep, shelter and keep! Flame’s light be our shelter and keep.

This poem is inspired by the culture I’ve developed for my D&D character, the tiefling cleric Hiereus. The story here is central to the religion he follows.