#Commander Juno

[couple-o-commanders]

Having a Grandmaster Chef for a mate has its perks at any meal of the day, even breakfast.

Art by Via

[katakaluptastrophy]

Round-cheeked and sweet-eyed. Voluble. Cheerful as a child. The Warden always said that this was a deeply sinister and inappropriate façade for her brain, which should have required thermal paste to keep from overheating. - The Mysterious Study of Dr Sex

[sapphodera]

18 year old recruit Shepard vs. 32 year old Commander Shepard

[the-sword-lesbian]

Reblog to spread the brainrot

[ofteasandherbs]

WIP of Juno having to get commander Mars from 79’s after he sent some rather embarrassing comms to his general… Juno is kind and listens to only one and then deletes the rest while blushing!

[onefey]

prediction/concept for pokémon legends: z-a! it was supposed to just be a doodle but it GOT AWAY FROM ME...

since fantina is french (yeah i know she's american in the jp version) and jupiter didn't get a proper ancestor in legends arceus, i thought it'd be fun if they had a shared kalosian ancestor! plus, of course, jupiter's ace pokémon in fantina's type. lots of purple in this art 🤔

[carnivorous-arboretum]

my ot4ever and ever (the only thing better than shepard is 2 of them)

[junowritings]

Going absolutely feral over @gregorsmissingarmor's ocs/insert bc they're all GORGEOUS so ofc I had to doodle em.

Your art is literally scrumptious and has me doing laps round my house every time it crosses my dash thank you for letting me draw them!!! I hope I did them all justice 🧡🧡🧡

[sewermageboy]

Finally finished my Mass Effect trilogy replay and, as much as I adore the happy ending mod and as much as I prefer it when Shepard survives the ending, there's just something about the tragedy of them dying after all that.

I picked Control on my first ever playthrough and that ending will always have a special (fucked up and tragic) place in my heart.

[dragon-subway]

Yelling in your ask box cause 💚💚

If you feel up to it, how do you think Juno and fen would do on a solo mission? Maybe they have gnash and mats with them..

so from what i understand: juno and mars are focused on rescue sorts of missions. when pairing that with fen and gnash's focus on stealth missions i think if theyre on a mission to reescue someone important from a super secure sepratist base without raising alarms (a jedi? a senator??? person of interest with intel that is vital to an upcoming battle who was going to defect but was imprisioned first?? probably that last one now im typing it it).

Initial breifing from the jedi council is pretty straight forward, theres little argument yet not a word from fen and nothing but a "yessir" from gnash. Planning i think would go fairly smoothly if they have a schematic of the building, if not i dont think juno would be too happy with fen's just-go-in-and-do-what-needs-doing-when-it-needs-doing "plan" but he's yours so who am i to say.

the actual mission itself? hmmmm....... fen's getting through those vents, gnash and mars most likely, but juno?? yea theyre going to have to sort another way in. gnash and fen would probably go in ahead together to find door controls and get some intel, meanwhile juno and mars are keeping an eye out for external things and watching which ships are coming in n out, who knows maybe it'll be important later

turns out one of the droids who gnash n fen encountered just narrowly had their vitals damaged beyond functioning so even though they couldn't move they could send an sos to the main control room of the base before they went offline

They get the defector, hes not in great shape and needs to be carried. im presuming juno carries them on his back but.......... oh dear now the security has doubled. the sep in charge let them get far into the base on purpose to make their escape that much harder. chaos ensues and stealth is out the window (for now at least)

theres at least one instance of fen picking up mars and bolting despite his protests and squirming because he was in the line of a the first blasterbolt in a coming barage. he's yours so i'll let you determin what kind of noise he makes if any at all. Another instance where juno picks something up with fen on it, sending both flying into a group of droids - the something (probably a door) first taking out the bulk and fen on the back to tear through whoever's left at the back

eventually they lose the gaurds because they killed all the ones who were following them and use the time to sneak out to the extraction point, changing who's carrying the defector so they can all move at a decent speed to get to the point in time. he's very... jumpy? anxious? and that leads to making it harder to move him. fen's suspicious its on purpose, making sure to keep a close eye on him for other signs of betrayal and gnash is rolling his eye under the helmet.

unless juno or mars are one to talk on the ride back, its pretty much wordless other than some assurances on whats happening next for the defector. maybe he natters nervously the entire way, and if so gnash has his

[couple-o-commanders]

Official ‘Start’ Post!

Anything previous to this is no longer canon, but will be left for posterity and Skritt-collecting sake.

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[thecooler]

FMK: TLT Milfs edition*

*I am excluding Pyrrha because she's too main character it feels unfair

[cryobabiess]

girldad!geta pleeease!

Filia Divina

Pairing: Emperor Geta x Wife!reader

Tags: childbirth, pregnancy, miscarriage mentioned, implied infanticide, soft!geta (if you squint), historically accurate practices, NOT BETA READ SO IF YOU SEE SOMETHING WONKY NO YOU DIDN’T, good ole fashioned misogyny

AN: Tollere Liberos is in reference to an ancient Roman tradition where a father decides whether or not to accept a newborn as their child. Rejected children were abandoned via ‘expositus’ (aka dead ass just leaving a baby out in the wilderness). So basically girldad!geta but historically accurate lol. Enjoy!

It had only been an hour since you birthed her—a sweet little creature with curls the color of honey and supple skin like the flesh of a ripe plum. With a mighty wail fit to be heard across an empire, she came into the world. Your goddess, Juno, generously granted her the health and strength you prayed for. You rejoiced, though your joy was not shared.

The midwives cleaned your daughter in grave silence, save for the whispers of the politic-men gathered to witness the birth of Rome’s divine son. They huddled together in the far corner of the chamber as your girl laid against her mother’s chest for the first time.

“It cannot be true—look again!” Geta frantically commands the weary doctor. He paces across the marble floor in a state of distress. A litany of expressions troubles his face; disbelief, panic, betrayal.

“My lord, it is not what was desired, but I assure you—the child is female. You have my greatest sorrows.” The doctor mournfully bows his head, knowing better than to look the short tempered prince in the eye.

Geta was persistent, diligently sewing his seed in your womb since your holy union. You passed two of his children as blood, and he held you as you suffered through the pain. He watched your body grow when his efforts succeeded, massaged your taut skin with olive oil, and fed you bread soaked in sweet wine when you felt ill. He even kneeled at Jupiter’s alter to call for the safe delivery of his first son and the health of his wife—All these precautions only to be cruelly slighted.

“The gods have punished me, yet I’ve done nothing but bend to their will.” Geta holds his head in disbelief, his devastation made evident by a deep scowl.

Senator Gracchus tentatively approaches your distraught husband, resting a sympathetic hand on his shoulder.

“My lord, we must atone for our offenses, whatever they may be. It is a grave misfortune indeed, but your bride—“

Rage ignites across Geta’s face as he pulls away from his constituent’s touch.

“Speak tactfully of your empress if you wish to keep your tongue, Senator.” He seethes through a tight jaw. Gracchus relents, his tone softening considerably. He continues slowly and with caution.

“Two winters have passed since your union, and she has yet to bring forth an heir of Rome. Her body has proved inhospitable. The gods have sent a message, and it would be foolish to turn a cheek—you must heed this omen! ”

Geta takes a moment, carefully considering the senator’s plea for reason. He looks back to you, Obsidian eyes gazing down at the linen sheet that obscures your sleeping child.

“I am a conduit of their will. Tollere Liberos will prevail and the gods will decide through me.” Geta turns to you fully. Your heart becomes heavy in your chest as you search your husband’s face for tenderness, but see nothing but solid stone.

In your dreams, you imagined the day Geta approached his first heir as sweet—that he might kiss your reddened cheeks and proudly claim his child. Never did you think the sight of him would cause you to tighten your grip and cower away. He looms over the bed where you lay, exhausted and perspiring, like a holy monument.

“Show me the child.”

“My love, I beg you—“

“Your emperor commands it.” Geta callously interrupts.

You unwrap your daughter in your arms, trembling hands moving as gingerly as possible. She shifts in her sleep, curling her precious limbs toward her delicate body, but does not wake. Geta’s eyes widen at the sight of her.

“So it is true. My faithful wife’s womb has betrayed me.” His gaze softens. Something stirs behind it, but you are not sure what.

“If you wish to return her life, then be merciful and do the same with mine.” Your heart twists and aches, your love for your emperor becoming a knife in your rib.

To your shock, Geta reaches out to his daughter, takes her tiny fist in his palm, and runs a thumb over her blushing knuckles. She wraps her hand around her father’s finger with a mighty yawn.

You have seldom seen your restless husband become so still.

“She bears your resemblance.” Geta’s voice is but a whisper. His gaze doesn’t stray from her. It appears his heart aches the same as yours.

“And a head of golden hair.” You can only offer an exhausted smile.

Geta takes his daughter into his arms for the first time.

“The gods have spoken!” He declares to the small gathering of senators. Your emperor raises his girl above the laurels atop his head. Some look on with horror, and others with pride.

“She will have my name! It is done.”

As your daughter’s first weeks pass, Geta’s tenderness only grows. In the lavender hours of dawn, you wake to find him cradling her in the crook of his arm. He speaks to her softly.

“Poor girl, you have wounded your father’s pride. My, what tragedy.”

You smile at the sound of her gentle crooning as your husband assuages her back to sleep.

“A son would belong to Rome—but you, dear Septima, will belong to me.”

[sapphodera]

Juno Shepard | Juliet Ryder

Happy N7 Day!

[wayfind-er]

Positive Depictions of Zeus

Peter Paul Ruben, "Jupiter and Mercury at Philemon and Baucis" (1632)

Titles & Epithets of Zeus

As a Fair and Merciful God

Μειλιχιος [Milichius]: Gracious, Merciful

Ευηνεμος [Evenemus]: Of Fair Winds

As a Bringer of Abundance and Prosperity

Επιδωτης [Epidotes]: Giver of Good

Πλουσιος [Plusius]: Of Wealth

Απημιος [Apemius]: Averter of Ills

As a Leader, Chief, and King

Βασιλευς [Basileus]: King, Chief, Ruler

Ὑπατος [Hypatus]: Supreme, Most High

Monarch of the Sky (by Homer and Virgil)*

Sire of Gods and Men (by Homer and Virgil)*

ἀρχὸς ἁπάντων [Archus Apantôn]: Commander of All Things*

As a Protector of People, Cities, and Homes

Κτησιος [Ctesius]: Of the House, Property

Λαοιτης [Laoites]: Of (all) the People

Φυξιος [Phyxius]: Of Refuge / Puts to Flight

Ξενιος [Xenius]: Of Strangers, Hospitality

ἀγοραῖος [Agoraios]: Protector of Public Places (assemblies)*

If you're interested in other epithets: LINK || LINK*

Artistic Depictions of Zeus

Francisco Bayeu y Subías, "The Fall of the Giants,"

Charles-Antoine Coypel, "Jupiter and Juno on Mount Ida"

Cornelis van Poeleburgh, “Feast of the Gods”

Maurice Denis, "Jupiter bestows Immortality on Psyche"

Myths with Zeus

War of the Titans: In this myth, Zeus' father, Cronus, has received the prophecy that one of his children will dethrone him. Out of fear, Cronus swallows all of his children as soon as his wife, Rhea, births them. Rhea manages to sneak out one, Zeus. Eventually, Zeus saves his siblings and starts a revolution against his father, resulting in a 10-year war called the Titanomachy. Zeus and his siblings end up victorious, and Cronus is dethroned and thrown into the pit of Tartarus.

Vows of Chasity: At the request of Hestia and Artemis, Zeus vowed that he would accept the two to remain as virgin Goddesses.

Reconciliation of Zeus and Hera: Hera was mad at Zeus and left Olympus for unknown reasons. Zeus couldn't change her mind, so he went to the cleverest man in the land, Kithaeron. Kithaeron told Zeus to spread the news that he would marry a nymph and craft a wooden statue to play the bride. Zeus did so, and naturally, Hera came back angry. However, instead of a wedding, Zeus surprised Hera with a grand festival (called Daidala), and the two reconciled. 

Hera & the Lust of Ixon: Ixon, a mortal King, fell in love with Hera during a visit to Olympus. He tried to rape Hera, to which Hera immediately reported to Zeus. To see if what she said was true, Zeus created a cloud in the sky which looked like Hera. Ixon, who saw the cloud and thought it was Hera, attacked it. Zeus punished Ixon by binding him to an eternally spinning wheel of fire in Tartarus.

Forgiveness of Cronus and the Titans: After many, many generations of Humans, Zeus forgave his father, Cronus, and freed him (and Cronus' brothers) from their prison in Tartarus. Zeus then made Cronus the King of the Elysian Islands (Home of Dead Heroes and the otherwise Blessed).

Orphic Hymn 15: To Zeus

"O Zeus, much-honoured, Zeus supremely great, to thee our holy rites we consecrate, our prayers and expiations, king divine, for all things to produce with ease through mind is thine.

Hence mother earth and mountains swelling high proceed from thee, the deep and all within the sky. Kronion (Cronion) king, descending from above, magnanimous, commanding, sceptred Zeus; all-parent, principle and end of all, whose power almighty shakes this earthly ball; even nature trembles at thy mighty nod, loud-sounding, armed with lightning, thundering god.

Source of abundance, purifying king, O various-formed, from whom all natures spring; propitious hear my prayer, give blameless health, with peace divine, and necessary wealth."

Homeric Hymn 23: To the Son of Cronos

“I will sing of Zeus, chiefest among the gods and greatest, all-seeing, the lord of all, the fulfiller who whispers words of wisdom to Themis as she sits leaning towards him.

Be gracious, all-seeing Son of Cronos, most excellent and great!”

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[cleapallea]

💗ROMANCE IN ASTROLOGY 💗

‎ master list + info about me

PART 1

❣️Juno's man conjunct in woman's big 6

The relationship when the guys has a feeling for you such as he wants to marry you immediately, or or make you have his babies. This is because he see you as "home and his future".

❣️Ascendant Sextile Venus

This placement where the man loves to spoiled her partner (especially if it it's conjunct with his Venus or the Woman's Venus is actually his Venus sign) I noticed most of this placement, the man often cherish, cook for her, buy the things she wanted, and foremost ensure that she's okay okay, or having enough sleep.

❣️Partner with both aquarius in 6th house or 8th house

often have similar way of thinking at the same time especially when it comes to living and working. Both have the same goal and mostly they are really soulmates!

❣️Moon Trine Pluto

If man's Pluto have a good relationship with woman's moon it can show the sides where the man loves to see the bad sides of woman (esp if there is Lilith aspect in her moon) and somehow he thinks he is the only one that can understand her, and unconsciously allowed the woman to hurt her. This is way for him to spoiled the women he loves and support her. In contrary, it can also lead to intense obsession and possession.

❣️Midpoints of 10th house

it gives the relationship a point where a man desired to show-off his love in public and actually it can have possessive where the man being kinky to her.

❣️ Venus good aspects with Woman's mercury

it can make a man easy to engage with you, loves your thoughts, your way of thinking , likes to listen to your voice, and wants you to command him. I love this aspect so much.

❣️ Venus aspecting in woman's Mars sign

Man who wants to stick with you all the time. So clingy around you, and his feelings are really, really intense, which makes you easily turn him on. Have a tendency to be obsessed with you.

𝐏𝐋𝐀𝐆𝐈𝐀𝐑𝐈𝐒𝐌 𝐈𝐒 𝐀 𝐂𝐑𝐈𝐌𝐄 all rights reserved to @cleapallea

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