#Ayelle

[a-voyd]

These are the chains of yesterday

I tried so hard to numb the pain

Wipe the tears away

It's too much to take

But I...

[1000-year-old-virgin]

Ayelle & Tamaraebi - Presence

[adrian-sheppy]

this is queerbait itslike basicaly canon but its queerbait th this is--*is forcefully removed from the stage* REMEMEBR WHAT THEY TOOK FROM YOU . REMEBE

[fyblackwomenart]

"Pond Princess #2" by Ayele Art on INPRNT

[littledozerdraws]

alien boyfriends 👽 (timelapse video on patreon)

[jaymber]

𝐒𝐈𝐋𝐕𝐄𝐑

They/them

[ Snowflakes Props: X ]

[magetrait]

Kusti Raid-King Batomor Khan-Chulingan, and his Princely Bride, the Seer Uz-Zamir Ayel-Chulingan.

In the sparse woodlands of the Ustirt Plateau, in the high northern regions of Albatwi, live the Beyvan people, a peaceful agrarian community known best for their sheep and goats, whose wool clothes the wealthy all across the continent. Once shunned by his people for his blindness - and his vivid hallucinations - Uz-Zamir lived as a shepherd on the far reaches of a small Beyvan village. Captured by Batomor's band of Kusti raiders (called "Mogoruudi" meaning "devils" by the Beyvan) during an attack on his village, Uz-Zamir was taken prisoner, and held for a ransom that was never paid.

Whether it was the Kusti people's reverence and admiration for Uz-Zamir's visions, an unfortunate case of capture-bonding in the harsh northern winter, or the result of Batomor's infamous physical charms, Uz-Zamir refused to be released when the Kusti discovered they weren't going to profit from his capture. Instead, he demanded that he be allowed to stay, and to take on a formal position as a seer. The Kusti, bewildered by his unusual case of Stockholm Syndrome, agreed. How could they refuse, when they believed they had a Seer-Saint walking among them? Uz-Zamir's elevation to the Khan's marriage-bed is, however, a slightly more dramatic story.

According to the tale, shared over mugs of horsemilk all across the Plateau, Batomor was so charmed by Uz-Zamir's request to stay that he ordered Uz-Zamir accompany him and his raiders on their next journey, to begin his acculturation to the group. Spring was approaching, and it was to be their first journey northward in some time, now that the weather was warming slightly. Batomor had left his three wives at back in town with his seven children, and when the raiding group fell victim to an avalanche while resting in a cave, Batomor and Uz-Zamir found warmth in one another's arms, or something similarly poetic. Uz-Zamir observed how he had enchanted the Raid-King, and demanded that Batomor divorce his three wives if he ever wished to lay with him again - though, given his own obvious inability to provide heirs, he conceded that the children of the wives would still be permitted to remain. Batomor, enchanted by the Seer's quick wit and strange, fairy-touched manner, agreed almost immediately, before the group had even dug themselves out of the cave.

When they returned, and the news was broken to Batomor's wives, they attempted to stage a coup against him, but were ultimately thwarted not by the Kusti's loyalty to Batomor, but to their beloved new Seer - the Kusti could have raised their weapons against Batomor, but not against Uz-Zamir. Now, with his murderous wives banished Batomor rules in relative safety again, but he can't quite forget his wives' failed coup, and the power his lover held over his entire tribe. He knows who really rules them, and it isn't him.

[fourquartertoast]

deshi james potter is my roman empire but also

ethiopian james potter? anybody?

[best-star-trek-character]

AOS Round One

[sparklecur]

ok girls who are wizards isofficially my favorite song evr now

[1000-year-old-virgin]

Ayelle - Like You Used To

[ussenterprisc]

"Is that wise?"

@jadedpathways / Nero