#The Path to Redemption

[deqdlyowl]

Chapter 2 - New Colors

Leshy keeps trying to understand who he is now, even though he keeps on convincing himself that he's still a God. However, that didn't stop him from doing some 'mortal' activities.

This chapter is shorter, but I still like it! Hope you enjoy

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[arthursfuckinghat]

"Saw a deer today, it stopped right in front of me.

Maybe it was a trick of the light or the way it moved,

But for a moment, I swear it was you.

I won't say I miss you, I've said that too many times,

But you're still my brother.

My brother under the same endless sky."

[commander-hill]

Azula: Mai, could you pass the salt?

Mai: Could you pass away?

Ty Lee (to a horrified Gaang): This is normal

Zuko: *nods in agreement*

[albinokittens300]

The second season being described with the word 'forgiveness' has me hanging on to hope by a thread ngl.

[rtfenix]

(Almost)All the games I played last year! (Games listed in tags)

[aerimaexo]

corrupt.

[bebx]

[utilitycaster]

ok but for REAL...why does Ludinus want Bells Hells? for all I joke, I don't think he's actually stupid when it comes to that kind of strategy; I just think he's so lost in the sauce of god-hating that he fails to understand that other people could legitimately have other perspectives. I don't think he's stupid enough to try to bring over people who have consistently hated him and who he's very deliberately antagonized without a reason. I think him offering Caleb a position on the Assembly was more of a "keep your enemies close" (especially since they had never actually been openly at odds) but he's attacked Bells Hells before. Some of it is his terminal "not my fault" problems (Otohan makes for a great scapegoat, huh) but I really wonder if Liliana is, for whatever reason, insufficient to bring his plan to fruition. I wonder if she's cut and run or if Ludinus has just realized that Imogen being on the opposite side is a risk; I also wonder if Fearne is somehow important as both fey and Ruidusborn given Ludinus's comment on her being a living nexus - we know leylines and planar travel are linked in some ways. But I think some part of his original plan is seriously at risk without Bells Hells on his side.

[insanostyle1231]

my professional bg3 villains tierlist

[askblueandviolet]

Hey Macaque, have you ever used your shadow abilitys for pranking? Or just jumpscaring people?

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[poopiefart420]

Cut from the same cloth

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[deqdlyowl]

Chapter 1 - The Rise of the Fallen

The former bishop of Chaos is given a second life by his enemy, losing the only thing he had that helped him see. He will try to adapt to his new life by training his other senses, but also getting an unexpected turn in the meanwhile, that might either help or destroy him at the end.

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Decided to try and write, I really liked LeshyCat and the desire to make something about them was much bigger than my fear of writing anything. I'd like a gentle critique for a current chapter and future ones!

(This one doesn't have YC in it yet, sorry guys, I had to make a prologue)

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[arthursfuckinghat]

"Even youths shall faint and be weary,

And the young men shall utterly fail.

They shall mount up with wings as eagles,

They shall run and not be weary;

And they shall walk, and not faint."

[sunsetsandsunshine]

“…How could he…?” vs “…How could he…?!”

[albinokittens300]

No but I kinda reject the idea a Jinx who goes through a redemption arc/something similar but fitting for her as a character means she has to be ooc or change to be not the same character.

Give me Jinx who needs to hijack that airship for whatever attack Piltover and Zaun are planning together, and because she has done some healing and has become a bit healthier mentally, she doesn't kill the guards. No, at gun point she request they put on their life vest or whatever and makes them jump. They are perfectly unharmed, but their hearts need a minute to be convinced.

Give me a Jinx who will willingly be taken in but make the officers wish they didn't because of her mouth. Like the burn unit they would need to be treated at after transporting her to Stillwater, can you imagine?

Give me a Jinx who is generally silly, goofy and loving as she seems to be in her better, more stable moments but snaps at a threat to someone who she cares about.

I would actually love to see just how much a redeemed Jinx actually can be the same character we love. Just without all the pain, and set on a path with a lot of healing that might give her some stability.

[sunshinechay]

One thought I had during the entirety of ep2 is just how clear it is to everyone but the two of them that Ming is SUPER into Joe and not just because he looks like Tong from behind.

Joe is sweet and loving and accepting of Ming’s rough edges from the hop (which is a yikes considering how many red flags Ming proudly carries around with but I digress) and it’s everything that Ming wants but is too in his own way to fully understand that he wants it.

He’s liked a boy for a long time, a boy that at some point became his sister’s boyfriend and thus even more off limits than before. Which is further complicated by Tong’s attempt at very turn to use Ming’s feelings to get what he wants. Tong knows what Ming likes him but actively doesn’t care and will use Ming to get what he wants.

Ming is selfish in a way that I think even confused Ming himself. He’ll stop at nothing to get what he wants but at the same time, never seems to know what he wants. He wants to be with the boy he likes but cannot tell that what he needs is to get out of his own way and realize that his relationship with Tong is actively hurting him and will continue to hurt him in the future if he keeps going the way he’s going.

He’s emotionally stunted and is more willing to continue to desire someone he cannot have rather than recognize his growing attachment to Joe and the warm and good feelings Joe gives him.

Ming feels the pathological need self sabotage at every turn and in turn bring down everyone around him. He refuses to face his own feelings and instead decides to make it everyone else’s problem, especially Joe’s.

Yet because of Joe, Ming does something truly unselfish for the first time in the series. He doesn’t storm into Joe and Sol’s conversation and instead leaves. He leaves and goes to Joe’s place and at least attempts to cook a meal for him. Yes this attempt at being unselfish is immediately followed up with an extremely selfish request of one sided exclusivity on Joe’s part but the beginnings of Ming’s true feelings are peaking through.

It’s a tiny small thing but it proves that Ming isn’t truly and completely horrible. He is however selfish and arrogant and needs to be knocked down a peg or 2 or 12 before he can truly realize himself.

It’s a preview of Ming’s redemption. It’s proof that Ming is genuinely starting to like Joe, even if he has a long way to go before he is truly worthy of Joe.