#But lowkey she sorta knows she can't be there in her life because she dies but she's at peace with it somehow?

[thathilomgirl]

Why is almost every mention of Mia's mom in the light novels so mysterious and low-key sad?

[ghoulishxgraphics]

Imagine after the war is over and alliance is formed, they have a sorta coming together celebration to honor their respective fallen, as well as share hope for a good future relationship together as the arguably two most powerful nations in the world. Imagine Okoye told Ramonda about her death, and how Namora saved her life and Ramonda is so confused like why we were fighting? And at the celebration the question just burns in her head, but she can't seem to get to Namora, who has it BAD bad after this sexy warrior Queen whooped her ass, and is lowkey avoiding her like a plague. And they lose sight of each other in the crowd for a few hours and kinda forget about it. Queue to a few hours later, everyone is less on edge and actually enjoying learning about eachothers people, and there's now dancing. Ramonda is overlooking it at peace, until she sees some Talokanils dragging their favored general out to dance, and Namora is dancing, laughing, smiling with her people and some Dora's that have joined in, and Ramonda is entranced. Why is her heart beating quickly? She hasn't had this feeling in years, since T'Chaka died. Shuri notices her mother not looking away from Namora, and decided to be a little shit and see where this goes and drags her mother into the dance, and when she spins her she "accidentally" lets go so Namora is left to catch Ramonda and steady her. And Namora just blushes pinkish-blue and asks if she'd like to learn this dance, and Ramonda accepts. She stays reserved at first, not holding eye contact for long, and only touching her when needed, and while she's teaching her Ramonda asks her why she saved her life, and Namora doesn't miss a beat, she looks in her eyes and says she holds a great deal of respect for a woman who would so willingly give up her chance to survive to save a girl she barely knew, and her cousin made his anger at the death of a couple of their people known, there was no need for Shuri to loose her or for her people to loose their beloved Queen. And Ramonda just stares back. She doesn't know what to say to that, and Namora doesn't want to blush again and look like a lovesick fool like Attuma or Namor, so she spins her and goes back to teaching her this dance. Though this time she does hold her closer, and grip her hips, and move her to the beat instead of telling. And Ramonda let's her, and doesn't acknowledge that she feels heat in her cheeks like a blushing child while Namora moves against her, and they lose themselves in the dance. And Shuri and Riri are just off to the side gasping, because damn okay, I read that right get it mama. And Okoye, Ayo, Aneka, M'Baku, Namor and Attuma are standing there like WHAT THE FUCK

Shuri: ....I'm going to Chicago. Riri: What? They're just dancing.

Shuri: You don't think dancing could lead to a step further!? Look at them, my room isn't soundproof, I. Am. Going. To. Chicago.

[risingoftime]

Imagine after the war is over and alliance is formed, they have a sorta coming together celebration to honor their respective fallen, as well as share hope for a good future relationship together as the arguably two most powerful nations in the world. Imagine Okoye told Ramonda about her death, and how Namora saved her life and Ramonda is so confused like why we were fighting? And at the celebration the question just burns in her head, but she can't seem to get to Namora, who has it BAD bad after this sexy warrior Queen whooped her ass, and is lowkey avoiding her like a plague. And they lose sight of each other in the crowd for a few hours and kinda forget about it. Queue to a few hours later, everyone is less on edge and actually enjoying learning about eachothers people, and there's now dancing. Ramonda is overlooking it at peace, until she sees some Talokanils dragging their favored general out to dance, and Namora is dancing, laughing, smiling with her people and some Dora's that have joined in, and Ramonda is entranced. Why is her heart beating quickly? She hasn't had this feeling in years, since T'Chaka died. Shuri notices her mother not looking away from Namora, and decided to be a little shit and see where this goes and drags her mother into the dance, and when she spins her she "accidentally" lets go so Namora is left to catch Ramonda and steady her. And Namora just blushes pinkish-blue and asks if she'd like to learn this dance, and Ramonda accepts. She stays reserved at first, not holding eye contact for long, and only touching her when needed, and while she's teaching her Ramonda asks her why she saved her life, and Namora doesn't miss a beat, she looks in her eyes and says she holds a great deal of respect for a woman who would so willingly give up her chance to survive to save a girl she barely knew, and her cousin made his anger at the death of a couple of their people known, there was no need for Shuri to loose her or for her people to loose their beloved Queen. And Ramonda just stares back. She doesn't know what to say to that, and Namora doesn't want to blush again and look like a lovesick fool like Attuma or Namor, so she spins her and goes back to teaching her this dance. Though this time she does hold her closer, and grip her hips, and move her to the beat instead of telling. And Ramonda let's her, and doesn't acknowledge that she feels heat in her cheeks like a blushing child while Namora moves against her, and they lose themselves in the dance. And Shuri and Riri are just off to the side gasping, because damn okay, I read that right get it mama. And Nakia, Okoye, Ayo, Aneka, M'Baku, Namor and Attuma are standing there like WHAT THE FUCK

*internally screaming*

[rowinablx]

Imagine after the war is over and alliance is formed, they have a sorta coming together celebration to honor their respective fallen, as well as share hope for a good future relationship together as the arguably two most powerful nations in the world. Imagine Okoye told Ramonda about her death, and how Namora saved her life and Ramonda is so confused like why we were fighting? And at the celebration the question just burns in her head, but she can't seem to get to Namora, who has it BAD bad after this sexy warrior Queen whooped her ass, and is lowkey avoiding her like a plague. And they lose sight of each other in the crowd for a few hours and kinda forget about it. Queue to a few hours later, everyone is less on edge and actually enjoying learning about eachothers people, and there's now dancing. Ramonda is overlooking it at peace, until she sees some Talokanils dragging their favored general out to dance, and Namora is dancing, laughing, smiling with her people and some Dora's that have joined in, and Ramonda is entranced. Why is her heart beating quickly? She hasn't had this feeling in years, since T'Chaka died. Shuri notices her mother not looking away from Namora, and decided to be a little shit and see where this goes and drags her mother into the dance, and when she spins her she "accidentally" lets go so Namora is left to catch Ramonda and steady her. And Namora just blushes pinkish-blue and asks if she'd like to learn this dance, and Ramonda accepts. She stays reserved at first, not holding eye contact for long, and only touching her when needed, and while she's teaching her Ramonda asks her why she saved her life, and Namora doesn't miss a beat, she looks in her eyes and says she holds a great deal of respect for a woman who would so willingly give up her chance to survive to save a girl she barely knew, and her cousin made his anger at the death of a couple of their people known, there was no need for Shuri to loose her or for her people to loose their beloved Queen. And Ramonda just stares back. She doesn't know what to say to that, and Namora doesn't want to blush again and look like a lovesick fool like Attuma or Namor, so she spins her and goes back to teaching her this dance. Though this time she does hold her closer, and grip her hips, and move her to the beat instead of telling. And Ramonda let's her, and doesn't acknowledge that she feels heat in her cheeks like a blushing child while Namora moves against her, and they lose themselves in the dance. And Shuri and Riri are just off to the side gasping, because damn okay, I read that right get it mama. And Okoye, Ayo, Aneka, M'Baku, Namor and Attuma are standing there like WHAT THE FUCK