#nyx adventures

[madamdayorc]

Act 1 went great, no mistakes whatsoever.

[imperialnyx]

Can Law even do that?

[yonemurishiroku]

Headcanon the Cocoa Puffs don’t eat but take nutritions telepathically from Nico.

What does it mean? It means that half of everything Nico eats would go to the Cocoa Puffs. They literally feed off his energy like a baby in their mother’s womb.

This results in Nico getting hungry faster and more often, which results in him eating much larger meals in order to keep up with the energy spend. Which is a good thing! And now whenever people see him he’s having something in his mouth or Will’s stuffing something in his mouth.

Why all of this, you ask? Well Rick decided that Nico having a children is a good thing so if I’m not going full force with the whole teen parent thing just assume I’m ded. The Puffs are literally Nico’s inner demons manifested, I’ll be damned if I’m not exploiting that disgustingly beautiful concept.

[eighttones]

more adventure forward stuff. i woke up like two hours ago what am i doing

[lesbibrando]

coloured this paco page from the new jojolands chapter!

[doortotomorrow]

LUNAFREYA NOX FLEURET Final Fantasy XV / Kingsglaive

[sakasamashoujo]

for whatever you need them for

(theyll also be up on tenor once they get approved lol)

[yuseirra]

spending time with best girl yukari.. on 3/4

[llumimoon]

speakinf of hero. some old doodles of her featuring the second half of my switched au (where the plots of s1&2 are essentially swapped) simply bc Hero drives me BONKERS in that one. POV ur little brother gets sucked into a cult bc of his mascot obsession but he wont listen to you because he genuinely thinks these people are his (first ever) friends. wdyd.

[chaodads]

[gingermintpepper]

On that trojan war au thing you're writing. 1. What are the tags for it, cause I'm super interested! And would love to read what you have so far! 2. "And Odysseus is a much grimmer darker man due to his home being one of the places that were first swallowed up by Erebus" - I wanna know more about this. Please tell me more.

Oh , wow, I'm so flattered! I'm very happy it sounds appealing to you <33 This work is a huge passion project of mine so I'm always glad to talk more and more about it, especially since there are many aspects occurring in the background (such as the alternate fates of the main players of the Trojan Conflict) which I cannot properly cover or even explain within the events of the novel itself.

That said: 1) If you mean tags as in ao3 - unfortunately, this work isn't on ao3 my friend :( As I said above, these are elements and concepts in the greek mythology based-fantasy novel I'm currently writing (the concept of which I outlined here in the introductory post of my novel concept!) As for wanting to read whatever writing I currently have available: I currently have three fics available on ao3 that are written in my Pursuing Daybreak verse!

The Prince and Princess series deal with a young Apollo and Artemis and the many consequences they face after Apollo has slain Python. The two works uploaded right now are Exeunt Phoebus Apollo which covers the murder trial of Python and Manent Apanchomene Artemis which covers the intense feelings of helplessness and alienation Artemis experiences after Apollo returns from his banishment and is completely changed. Both of these have themes of family, grief and relationship exploration at their heart.

The third bit of writing I have up is quite outdated but does cover the immediate aftermath of Hyacinthus' death. It's called A Petal Falleth and features Apollo making one of those Big Silly Decisions that have completely unintended but extremely important consequences: namely, instead of the larkspurs being made of Hyacinthus' spilt blood, Apollo anchors the boy's soul to the flowers so Thanatos wouldn't take him. Like the Dawn is also set in this world but because it is nsfw in nature, I wouldn't recommend it as easily as the other three bits of writing. If you don't mind the whole naked men thing though, I'd definitely suggest reading Like the Dawn for a better idea of what my current writing is like (along with eventually getting to see characters like Hector, Andromache and Cassandra/Helenus) Like the Dawn's themes are also different to the other three works with it focusing more on the power dynamics of a god/mortal relationship, exploring masculinity and masculine sexuality and self discovery.

The running theme here, of course, is that all of these bits of writing are centered on Apollo/Artemis or Hyacinth because my novel itself is centered around them. There are, of course, other important characters and figures like Eros, Psyche, Penthesilea and Iaso (one of Asclepius' daughters) but while there is the definite presence of characters from the Trojan War they most certainly aren't at the center of the novel (and the ones that are aren't the Greeks but rather the Trojans i.e Hector, Alexander, Andromache, Cassandra, Helenus, Aeneas, so on and so forth.)

2) The basis of the apocalypse in my work is cosmological! Due to Apollo's err-- untimely departure, there's no longer anyone maintaining the axis of the heavens or the navel of the earth. Because of this, Erebus - whose darkness is usually kept firmly in the spaces between the realms - begins to spill out into both the heavens and the earth. The beasts of Erebus (referring primarily to the Seven Curses - Old Age, Misery, Deceit, Violence etc etc) consume, torment and destroy whatever is inside of Erebus' darkness and Ithaca, as one of the islands on the far edge of the world, was one of the very first places that were devoured in this manner. Odysseus was visiting the Argives at the time for a festival and had left the pregnant Penelope at home since he didn't want her to suffer through the voyage in discomfort. He only finds out about the destruction of Ithaca after it had already been consumed when Athena personally interrupts a feast to warn both him and Diomedes. Needless to say, Odysseus, like everyone else, assumes that everyone on Ithaca has died and thusly is a very, very different man in terms of humour and comport. A part of him still stubbornly clings to the belief that Penelope managed to escape - that she was smart and resourceful enough to see the end approaching and do her best to escape - but that doesn't stop him from being dour for the majority of the time. Diomedes does his best to keep his spirits up in the meantime. Without him around, Odysseus is something of a black hole when it comes to the oppressiveness of his discontent though he does manage to lighten up when in the company of Helen, Clytemnestra and even Menelaus on occasion.

[madamdayorc]

To say they started off on the wrong foot is an understatement.

[arsenicflame]

Izzy Hands deserves have a mental breakdown in season 2

[yonemurishiroku]

I like Nyx and Anklys because they are just like me, in the sense that they would see Nico di Angelo and cheer "My kitten! My favorite! My darling dearest the prettiest!" and proceed to impose the most horrible terrifying traumatizing traumas upon him.

[eighttones]

some adventure forward things i made for my friends (and myself)

[lesbibrando]

another jojolands colour!! i really wanted to do these two pages

for the charming man page i wanted to only use the flourish pallet that came with procreate and used campfire for their eye colours. this was really fun to do and was my first proper attempt at lighting so apologies if anything is off lol