#lore ask

[dunmeshistash]

Do you have anything on the clothing of fashion of different races? Specially half-foots, but all are appreciated!

The new adventurer's bible and kui's blog have some pages about clothing! But there isn't much about half-foots specifically, theres pages about tallmen elf and dwarf fashion. I'll try to put everything I have here with the translated versions for the ones I can find (without much organization hope that's ok)

[salt-clangen]

How the codekeeper role works exactly? Sorry if it was already answered it, but i had searched and couldn't find it.

No worries! So codekeepers were created by @rippleclan but they’re comfortable letting others use the concept. You can read their description of it here.

In simple terms codekeepers are the justice system of the clans, they spend majority of the time as standard warriors; hunting, patrolling, skirmishes etc. They don’t differ from regular warriors much until a possible crime- or ‘code break’- occurs, then they are instructed by the Leader/Deputy/Clerics to investigate the allegations. These crimes are basically anything that goes against the warrior code- I also have a different warrior code than canon srry. Examples can be anything from murder to treason to trespassing and more. It can be very nuanced, the code keepers (also called ‘keepers or ‘guards’ in my story) are supposed to look for evidence and witnesses to the crime, once that’s completed there’s a trial. Codekeepers are allowed to cross clan borders and question other clan’s cats to complete this task (within reason).

Depending on the crime, the evidence, and the leaders involved the time between allegations and a trial could be anywhere between a few days to a moon. A trial must be done in a timely manner but the codes are a lil loose with the definition of ‘timely’ so some leaders will prolong the investigatory period to multiple moons but this isn’t common.

During the trial there are two key code keepers, one argues against the accused cat and the other argues for the accused. Similar to American courts of law and lawyers (I’m from America I don’t really know how courts work in other countries just to clarify). These codekeepers take turn calling witnesses, presenting evidence, and making arguments. This all takes place before the leader and the clan (who must remain orderly and quiet). Once both sides have made their arguments and all the evidence is presented the leader will confer with their deputy and cleric (usually the lead cleric but not always) before they make a ruling. Punishments can be varied and are usually tied to the crime in some way, the more severe the crime the more severe the punishment. Punishment can be restriction of leaving camp, doing unwanted jobs, social exile (shunning), dishonor titles (like Burnpaw’s). Severe punishments include exile (either temporary or permanent) and even execution in the most extreme cases.

Codekeepers aren’t enforcers of the code, every clan member is expected to uphold the warrior code and hold others to that standard, keepers are just the ones who help keep it fair if an allegation is made and let the leader remain as unbiased as possible to make a decision.

Now this is where the similarities end with me and rippleclan’s use of codekeepers, I really liked the concept of this being an official role but I wanted to kinda push it a little further.

In my clangen, codekeepers are the warriors that want to be the most warriors that ever warriored. Basically these are the cats that want to not just study the code and defend it, they want to excel in every aspect of the warrior role. These cats are like Warriors Plus, y’know.

To be a codekeeper isn’t easy, you have to have a great memory, critical thinking skills, strong morals, objectivity, endurance, public speaking, and debating. A lot of cats can’t perform in this role, the leader and mentors will hold small mock trials to see if a codekeeper apprentice can graduate into a full warrior. If they fail, they may try again in a moon or, if they passed their other assessments, they can graduate as a regular warrior.

Codekeepers have a lot in common with other roles that are non combative, such as mediators and historians. While historians and mediators often hunt and patrol with regular warriors to provide for the clan, they aren’t used in fights or wars (Ashenstep being a notable exception and is an excellent fighter). Like mediators they have to maintain a level of objectivity and demonstrate emotional intelligence, these are their clan mates and loved ones they might be investigating. Though the leader will usually pick keepers who aren’t related or too close to the accused. And like historians they have to memorize and understand the code on many levels, this is without a formal writing system too.

Codekeepers are also called Guards because they are often sent with patrols made up of non combative cats/clerics as a sort of security. In Honeyclan keepers are also in charge of watching the fields while patrols are out of camp bc the land is so flat and so close to the boating place, sometimes humans go out into the fields to see the flowers or dogs get loose and can cross the territory quickly. There’s very few places to hide in the fields.

Duskclan has the most keepers, Oakclan the second most, and Honeyclan the third. Saltclan obv has none (technically Wolfstar, but she never actually took the bar exam lol)

Sorry this was long but I encourage you to check out the rippleclan post about codekeepers as well.

[thesonofthebeast]

jack, when youve gone hunting, have you seen anything out of the ordinary?? stumbled across anything unusual?

“Everything’s out of the ordinary here.

The trees bend wrong. The animals look at you. You ever have a boar lock eyes with you before it runs? It’s like they know what’s coming.

I’ve seen bones where there shouldn’t be bones. Whole spines, like the rest of the body just walked off without them.

I followed something once. Thought it was a pig — white, almost glowing, slipping between the trees. Couldn’t catch it. It laughed.

But none of that scares me.

What scares me is Ralph. Just. Please. Don’t trust him..”

-Jack

[xx-gr1ef3r-xx]

Have you tried finger boards? They're mini skateboards you can do tricks with, but with your hands! They're very collectible too :3

I have quite a few myself, they're cool looking, and you can pull some very technically interesting tricks with them! Might be something you can do while your leg heals n all ^_^

D4MN WHY D1DN'T 1 THINK 0F THAT?!? I THINK I USED T0 H4VE A C0UPLE AS A K1D, H0LD 0N 1'LL TRY TO FIND SOME... TH4NKS AN0N

[found-gremlin-fam]

Error, don't you have work?

:3

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[if-divinepunishment]

What time period is Altheria in? Or I guess, what's the closest real life equivalent? Are we talking medieval, victorian, modern.. etc?

Is there any other info or tidbits about the setting you'd like to share?

I would say medieval. Medicine is herbal - they dont have scientists, or labs but they do have scholars like Nyneve - the scholars study the Ethereal Harmonic. All civilsations live in towns. Food is typically made from hunting and gathering, farms and small amounts of livestock. They do have lanterns, but they aren't fancy.

Altheria has been in a medieval time period for quite awhile - but Altheria is quite young compared to Earth.

However the languaged used in the story is equivalent to today. (As in the current English language - they dont speak Middle English.

I'm not 100% sure on how much I want to share about the town of Thalwood (where the MC will reside) but i'll leave you with something small ദ്ദി •⩊• ) .

── .✦ "We've never known a silence as constant as this."

When the power of the Ethereal Harmonics were discovered through worship, a group of humans, mostly Emotants and Virtuants fled larger towns to safety after being unfairly prosecuted for worship.

The first known Ethereal Harmonic a scholar named Selen Narthae, a Virtuant attuned to wisdom. While closing in on the forest she felt drawn to it, claiming she could hear 'the sorrow of the forest' and followed its chilling hum until she came to a clearing that would later become Thalwood. A humble town residing in the mountainy forest, where the veil between the mortal realm celestial chambers is thin and haunting.

As she walked through the clearing, she found as basin made from a material she'd never seen before and from it grew an oak tree that still stands tall in the centre of Thalwood today, known as Aurebark.

For centuries the Aurebark hummed a mellow tune at dawn signifying the start of a new day, though recently its humming has stopped.

Hope you enjoyed! thanks so much for the ask!

[guardian-of-time-if]

Hello! I was wondering if we could get descriptions about what the races in your world look like? What are leodra? What do they look like? What physical traits to the half-leodra have? Do elves look human except with pointy ears? Do the changelings have a "fae" form/"true" form?

What other races exist in your world? We know about the existence of mages and elementals but what do they look like? What are their powers? Their advantages and disadvantages?

Also if MC is a leodra can she straight up FLY?

So basically I want to inhale all the information about the magical races LMAOGFBUWAO

PS: Also can we get this information in the games glossary, please? That would be really helpful 🙏

IHi Anon. There are a lot of questions here, but I’ll do my best to take them one at a time. And I’ve decided to turn the glossary into a full codex, so all of this information will be added to the codex, and an in story explanation will be given in chapter 3 for players who prefer to find out organically instead of through the stats screen. It will probably not be quite as extensive, but enough for everyone to understand the basics.

What are leodra? What do they look like? What physical traits to the half-leodra have?

So leodra are a race of fairyesque creatures with a strong affinity for magic. They have  about the same body proportions of a human, but tend to be thinner on average. Their skin spans the same range of human skin tones, and sparkles like a permanent body glitter. Their hair is the opposite. It’s generally pretty colorful, but can also be naturally multicolored. This can be one base color with some strands of a different color, or it can be flat out patterned in a way that never changes no matter how short or long the hair gets. (i.e. yellow hair with pink polka dots, or tips a different color than the rest of the hair.) For hair that is multicolored what humans would consider natural colors might appear, they just won’t be the dominant color.  (This is one of the distinguishing traits with half leodra who typically have a natural hair color with some strands on a non natural one). Their eyes are only blue, pink, or purple, but have varying shades. Half-leodra tend to stick to these eye colors. As I mentioned in the book, they have wings which are located around the small of the back and about as tall as the torso. They are a translucent silver. Half-leodra do not have the wings which is the primary marker that they are not full leodra.

Do elves look human except with pointy ears?

Elves pretty much are humans with pointy ears, but tend to be slightly smaller. The average human height is about 3 inches taller than the average elven height, but individuals will vary. Elves also cannot grow body hair or facial hair, only hair on their heads. The only other defining characteristic is that they have different eye colors. When their eyes are blue, green, brown, grey, or violet, they tend to have either gold or silver specks in them, but they can also have eyes that are just pure gold or silver. 

Do the changelings have a "fae" form/"true" form?

Changelings in my world are not considered fae. They are they’re own race, but they do have a “true” form, ish. Their skin ranges from dark grey to black, and their hair is either white or silver. They also don’t have irises, so their eyes are just pools of white. Their actual facial features are either subtle or nonexistent.

What other races exist in your world? We know about the existence of mages and elementals but what do they look like? What are their powers? Their advantages and disadvantages?

Okay, so to start off with, mages aren’t a race. Anyone can become on through the proper study of magical arts. People who are born with inherent magic are just regular people of a specific race who happen to have magical powers. 

Races in Tarken are divided into the “intelligent races”, the “subservient races”, and the “monstrous races”. The intelligent races are comprised of: Humans, Elves, Leodra, Changelings, Dwarves, Halflings, and Elementals. The subservient races consist of: Dragons, Half-Orcs, Mermaids, Sirens, gnomes, and one more I don’t want to list because they are very plot relevant. (sorry) The monstrous races are a little more tenuous because it’s basically everyone who isn’t in the above groups, but it is sometimes fuzzy where the line between “monstrous races” ends and literal monsters begins. Generally, the monstrous races are considered to include: Orcs, Goblins, Trolls, Giants, Centaurs, and Erdholites, an original race I made up that I will not elaborate on because they are a major part of the story. 

Any combination between multiple races, such as half-elves, with few exceptions, are considered to be in the category of the lowest tier race, if that makes any sense. So a half-elf as a combination of two intelligent races, would be legally considered a member of the intelligent races with equal standing, but a mix between an elf (an intelligent race) and a siren (a subservient race) would be considered a subservient race. The most notable exception is the half-orcs, which has been an international dispute for centuries. As a mix between humans (an intelligent race) and orcs ( a monstrous race), half-orcs should be considered one of the monstrous races, but are instead considered to be a subservient race. But generally, that’s how it works, at least in terms of legal issues. How a mixed race is treated socially can vary widely depending on country and social class. (I also consider the world to be constantly changing as I add more stories to it, so I may add to this list as I see fit.)

In the effort to keep this post at least a semi reasonable length, I’ll focus on the high races for now. (But if anyone wants more information, send in a follow up and I’d be happy to elaborate on any of the races listed in the preceding paragraph.)

Humans: As with most fantasy worlds, the power of humans rests in their ingenuity. They have better technology than the other races, and take the best things about the other races and utilize them to their advantage. They are also the most numerous race in Tarken, but they tend to suffer from infighting and only act as a unified front when threatened. Currently, the four most powerful kingdoms in Tarken are all human controlled which afford the humans a great deal of power, but they seem more interested in warring with each other than with the other races. 

Elves: Once they reach adulthood, elves stop aging, so they have the capacity to live forever. Their long life is considered their greatest strength, but they are also often considered fragile by the other races. They are the most persecuted of the intelligent races, and have had to rebuild their kingdoms multiple times in different parts of the continent. Now, they have been reduced to living in smaller separate settlements instead of the great kingdoms of the ancient past. Elves have a strong collectivist mindset and remain connected by a strong sense of cultural unity. They are often considered to be the wisest of all races, and those who believe in the gods, the most divinely favored of the high races. Apart from their wisdom, elves are widely admired for their arts (mostly music, poetry, and woodworking, though occasionally their jewelry and architecture), and archery techniques. 

Leodra: Not much is known about Leodra at all, and even less is known about their societal customs. The leodra are an island dwelling race, but their island is protected by a magical barrier preventing any other race from entering. They have a port just off the island for trading, but the leodra never go further than that port nor do they allow any to come closer. Any leodra seen on the mainland of the continent are social pariahs who have been banished from their home, and thus not truly representative of their culture. Their greatest strengths are considered to be their natural magical affinity, their ethereal beauty, and their charisma. Like elves, they can be considered fragile by the other races and are not as physically inclined. 

Changelings: The obvious strength of the changelings is their ability to shapeshift and assume any form. I should add that changelings can only take the form of living creatures of relatively equal size, so a dragon or a giant would be too large, and a house cat or a gnome would be too small. Changelings also cannot change their voices when they shift forms unless they have a natural talent for it. Due to their powers, they are often treated as outcasts. Non changelings have a hard time trusting them because the limitations of their powers are not fully known, so there is an implicit assumption that anyone acting suspicious might be a changeling in disguise. 

Dwarves: All dwarves live underground. They are naturally more resistant to harm to the body, disease, and pain. In exchange they are heavier and move slower. This makes them very skilled warriors, but more susceptible to something like drowning, which is why they tend to stay in the mountains. They are widely known for their weaponsmithing which until very recently was considered the best in the world. They also mine most of the world’s gold. As for appearance, they are short, and stocky. Typically having more heavyset builds, and span the same skin tones and hair and eye colors as humans. They also all have beards.

Halflings: The majority of Tarken’s food supply is farmed by halflings. While every country has their own farmers, in cases of famine it is the Kalance (a country of halflings) that supplies them with food. Halflings are small which is both their greatest asset and their greatest weakness. They are also extremely insular, more so than elves, but not as bad as the leodra. Halflings tend to be short and thin. They also have pointed ears like elves, and have the same range of coloring for skin, hair, and eyes as humans. 

Elementals: The powers of elementals depend on what element they are: fire, water, ice, plant, rock, wind, or storm. For the most part, elementals seem completely human with one key identifier marking their heritage and an affinity to control that element. The identifying markings for each type of elemental is that fire elementals will have eyes of fire when they get emotional, water elementals have more fluid skeletons if that makes sense, ice elementals have frost covered skin, plant elemental grow flowers in their hair, rock elementals have stones for elbows and kneecaps, wind elementals’ hair floats, and storm elementals have birthmarks that look like lightning on their pulse points such as the neck or wrist. The tradeoff for power over one of the elements is increased susceptibility to another. An ice elemental may be able to control ice and snow, but will burn much quicker than a human will.

Also if MC is a leodra can she straight up FLY?

Yes. Actually Leodra, weirdly enough, naturally hover about 2 inches off the ground without using their wings. They have to concentrate to walk along the floor which is usually more effort than it’s worth, but when they float, sparkles trail off their feet.

I hope that was enough information to digest Anon! I tried to be both clear and concise, but if there is anything unclear, feel free to send me another ask, and I’ll do my best to clarify the confusion.

[lizzies-mailbox]

Hello, Miss Shadowlady. Do you like your EYES? :) - Cain (@eyesremain)

Oh, Hello..? I do indeed like my eyes, thank you. It's...nice to meet you, Cain. [She is not attempting to be rude, she's simply put off by the ominous feeling from the letter.]

[rescuebabiesau]

if optimus (or the entirety of team prime itself) was a mosaic what element would he be?

It's funny you should ask, because I did consider making Optimus a mosaic at one point (he'd technically died too, after all) but I ultimately chose not to follow that trail.

That being said, if he had become a mosaic, his element was actually not going to an "Earth-Related" element. He would instead be able to manipulate energies emitted from Cybertron's core, and would be able to create weapons, shields, etc. from this energy that was almost "Ghostly" in nature.

He would be immensely powerful when on Cybertron, but this power would be severely stunted on Earth. The remnant energies of Unicron could potentially be under his control too, but it's tainted and he would want to avoid using it.

The other members of Team Prime, I haven't really thought too much about them... (I did make some mock designs for all of the members of Team Bee though if they were mosaics too)

[desklamper]

I have a question!!! Are gods born or made? Because if there's god school, that implies there's like... god registrations.

I'm just trying to figure out Mel and Thalia's lore a bit more, sorry =w=''

There is many ways!!

number 1:

some gods are born gods because, their parents were gods (Duh) people like this include the guy who greets people when they die. Number 2: it's earned

some people earn the position of gods before or after death, velle and annabelle (soon) are examples Number 3: Created

some gods just randomly show up, usually when there is a lack of a certain thing that needs a god (this is how the first gods came to be)

The elder/ancient gods made institutions to help streamline the god earning process because they really didnt wanna teach and manage everyone after a long time of doing that

i hope this answered your question!!!

[dunmeshistash]

Hello ! I remember that theyre was a small comic about how the elves create the communication fairy/but i cant find it, do you have it ? Thank in advance !

I do have it, no problem! I think it's based on the idea of Homunculus from Alchemy.

It's from the complete daydream hour book, there's a partial translation on bato.to

[salt-clangen]

Honestly I'd just love a day in the life of Mallow and it's him literally preparing food. And in his head he's all super serious in making sure what he cooks is the best possible. Like yesss!!! We know how to cook in this household <33

Mallow is 100% all sunshine in his head, he’s thinking ‘yaaay I get to cook for my clan and my crushes, today is a great day every day’. I can’t see him being any other way bc how the hell is he single-handedly feeding an entire clan and not facing burn out without some sort of delusional happiness going in his brain.

This also made me realize I never wrote about why Mallow decided to be a keeper. It kinda got lost in all the drama, so here’s a lil story to make up for that:

TW warning: destruction of fire, burning, injuries, and crude meat processing

(This is long and not beta’ed)

Sandkit loved to eat, despite her runty size she had an appetite that rivaled an adult cat. She often begged for snacks throughout the day, though Lynxdawn assured everyone she wasn’t full of worms. Still she spent most of the day hanging around the clan’s oven, just over the line in the sand Mallowstripe had drawn for her, eyeing every move he made.

“Sandkit you’re not getting anything today.” He told her flatly. “Your mother has been very vocal about not spoiling you.”

Sandkit batted her eyes sweetly. “I’m not doing anything.”

His tail twitched as he set a pot to boil, preparing tea for the evening. “Then why are you here invading my kitchen.”

She feigned shock, gesturing dramatically to the ground. “I’m not over the line!”

He chuckled lowly, knowing he’d likely give in anyways and give her a fish head or rabbit jerky, if she was patient enough.

Her next words actually surprised him. “Why’d you wanna be a camp keeper?” She dragged a claw along the rock wall.

Mallowstripe actually had to pause, unsure how to answer.

She took his silence for confusion. “Mama said you were training to be a cleric before you came here. I wanted to know what made you change.”

He laughed through his nose, it felt like seasons since he was in duskclan. “That’s kinda true.” He glanced at her. “Actually, before I was a cleric apprentice I was a warrior apprentice.”

“Woah really?!” Her jaw dropped. “Like Shadowdive and Snowspeckle?”

He nodded, turning back to his work, a patrol had brought a large duck home and he needed to prepare it. “That’s right, my mentor, Thornstrike, was tough and didn’t really like kits.”

“He sounds gross.” She stuck her tongue out.

“Yeah I think a lot of cats would say that.” He pulled out the duck feathers, setting them aside for cleaning. “He was very strict, I’d wanted to be a camp keeper but I was too nervous and I felt like I had to be a warrior.”

“Why didn’t your mama help you?” Sandkit asked, not noticing how his movements slowed.

“My parents both died before I was apprenticed.” He said, going back to plucking, slightly faster.

Sandkit seemed to realize her mistake now, squirming in place. “That’s sad. I’m sorry.”

He waved her closer with his tail, she scooted in for a hug quickly, not minding the heat of the day and oven. Her eyes darted to the hanging minnows drying, but she didn’t ask.

Giving her a quick lick and a nuzzle, he swiped one of the minnows for her. “Dont tell anyone.” He whispered and she snatched the morsel.

Ushering her back over the line, glancing about conspiratorially, he went back to work as she chewed. “My sister was a keeper’s apprentice, she showed me a lot of her training. One day I tried to start a fire.”

She nearly choked on her bite, eyes wide as she swallowed the lump down, before she could speak up he continued.

“It was dangerous, I shouldn’t have done it. I hurt my face in the fire and one of the cats who caught me died. We were trying to put the fire out and he got trapped. Thornstrike dragged me out by my ear, shredding it.” He flicked his left ear towards her.

“But why would you be a cleric after that?” She asked. “And why would you wanna work with fire after you were burned?!”

He shushed her gently, her voice very high with anticipation. “The cleric had a vision that I should help her as her apprentice.” He explained, leaving out some of the more…complicated parts. “I trained with her while Wolfstar and Lynxdawn were forming Saltclan. After a while I decided to join them.”

“But why?” Sandkit whined, shuffling her paws in the sand to bury her toes.

“Well… I wasn’t a good cleric.” He confessed with a laugh. “I couldn’t tell which plants were which half the time, it could’ve been bad if I gave the wrong herb to the wrong cat. I also wasn’t very spiritual like your mama. I never spoke with Starclan.”

He sighed, unsure how to explain to a kit.

“But with camp keeping…there was less pressure you know? Sure I have to make sure I cook everything properly and ration enough for everyone but I don’t have to worry about giving a cat poison on accident or wondering if I missed a prophecy that was life or death for the clan.” He pulled out a stone chopper, the sharpened edge made butchering easier as it lobbed off the head and extremities.

“Plus it’s easier to tell the difference between a gallbladder and a lung.” He joked, slicing into the prey now to pull out the organs, the useful ones he’d use for sausage making. The dirty ones he’d bury in the dirt place.

Sandkit giggled with him, eyes curious as she looked over the prey parts.

“Don’t you miss fighting and hunting?” She asked.

He shook his head, checking on the pot and adding the tea leaves to the water. “Not really. I still spar with Snowspeckle and Shadowdive, but even before my eyesight start failing I wasn’t very good at it. It also didn’t make me happy.”

Her head shot up. “You’re blind?” She asked incredulously.

That made him belly laugh, loudly, chest heaving it took him a moment to catch his breath. “In this eye yes, I’m mostly blind. I can see movement and shapes but not details.”

Sandkit looked at him like she’d never seen him before.

“Did you really not notice?” He chuckled.

“No! I thought you just squinted a lot.” She hugged, embarrassed now at his teasing.

He patted her shoulder with his tail. “It’s alright honey.” He pulled down some bowls for marinades and honey. “Are you thinking about being a camp keeper?”

That got her smile back. “Nah! I wanna be a warrior! I wanna go out and hunt and explore and fight!”

He smiled warmly, though she was too distracted posing like a warrior to notice.

“That’s good, you should follow your heart.” He said, surprised to feel her bumping her head against his elbow.

“Don’t worry I’ll come visit you in the kitchen and bring you tons of fresh kill.” She purred.

His eyes felt misty for a moment, she was so unaware of her effect on him. “I’d lie that, Sand. I’ll cook everything you bring me. Make something delicious so you’ll always be strong.”

She spryly leapt up, dashing around him excitedly. “I’d love that!”

The sweet moment was cut short by a loud yell from across camp. “SANDKIT YOU BETTER STAY OUTTA THAT KITCHEN!”

The pair ducked, frozen, as Lynxdawn marched across the sand.

“And you!” She jabbed a claw his way. “Stop feeding her! She’s gonna get sick from over eating because of you!”

Sandkit laughed nervously as she dashed off, rejoining her sisters in the nursery as her mother focused on poo Mallowstripe.

“It was just a minnow! She was being so sweet!” He reasoned.

Lynxdawn grumbled, not as angry as she pretended, but still needing to drive the point home. “You’re too soft, Mallowstripe.”

[aburningmemory]

Hey Blaze. Could you give us a hearty lions roar with your new werecat form?

“Iiii can try.. hold on.”

The werecat blinks and takes a deep breath, before emitting a LOUD ass roar from his vocals, akin to a lion. Afterwards the werecat breaks into a coughing fit and hackles abit before clearing his throat. Hopefully that was good, and didnt wake shadow.

“EuH-was that good or like do you need a better roar-“

[xx-gr1ef3r-xx]

You ever go out in the sun? No offense- but plants often make more or larger leaves when trying to get more sunlight, so it might be a good idea to get some sunlight for like an hour at least once a day to lessen the leaves. Maybe play some music or play some games to make it slightly less boring!

I T4KE FULL 0FFENSE. 1F TH1S ACTUALLY W0RKS I'M G0NNA SCR3AM

[what-have-i-unleashed]

💔⏳️💖⏰️?

(Lets see if our neurons are connect today)

attempted decipher: "something you hate in the past but now love?"

hell yeah it's twilight 🙂🙂🙂 because i can now use my cursed knowledge of it to torment mutuals 😁😁😁

(on a semi-serious note, it's probably self-insert fics lol. i used to dislike them because i was a ✨️snob✨️ who didn't like reading people's fantasies. but now i've been enlightened by the fact that fandom is for fun and, well, every character is someone's oc anyway. so, better to just have fun!)