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Bursting Bubbles of Bad Luck Chapter 1

Miraculous Ladybug | 2019 | 2,037 | Ao3 | Masterlist | Next

Wherein Felix Prolux gets cursed with bad luck just in time for a magical terrorist to drag the magical community into the spotlight. He's not amused. At least Ladybug is nice.

 Felix was not normally one to poke things he shouldn't. But while chasing through the catacombs, he tripped. His hand brushed something cold and round, but he disregarded it, more focused on finding Caseario.

 Why were little boys so easily provoked?

 “Rio!” Felix yelled, scrambling to his feet. “Caseario Aurva Prolux!” his voice echoed through the cold caverns, making Felix flinch. “Caseario get back here!”

 Felix stumbled again, and cursed his poor vision. He should have grabbed a flashlight. He should have stopped Rio from even considering actually doing this, but he hadn’t been paying enough attention. Felix knew that, more than anything else, was why Rio had done this. If it were Mom, or Dad, or even Emilia, they would have noticed sooner, and nipped it in the bud.

 Why did Felix have to be the odd one out? Why did they leave him in charge of a stock of nine year olds? Why wasn’t he paying more attention?

 He stopped to listen, trying to slow his breathing enough to actually hear footsteps. It proved unneeded a moment later, when a scream rang out.

 “Caseario!” Felix yelled, scrambling to start moving.

 He nearly ran into two walls, and tripped into a corner, before he turned into the final hallway at last. "Rio!"

 "Felix!" Caseario screamed, and Felix heard movement just to his side.

 "Rio!" Felix waved about, trying to find him. His hand felt something alive, and it latched onto him suddenly. "What were you thinking?! Are you okay?"

 Caseario shook, gripping Felix's arm like a lifeline. "I'm sorry! I'm so so sorry Félix!"

 Felix sighed, hugged his brother to his chest. "Come on, let's get out of here. Do you have a flashlight?"

 "I did," Rio said. "I dropped it though, when I saw the skeleton over there."

 Felix couldn't see where Rio was pointing, but he didn't want to see anyway. Shivers ran up his spine, and he took a deep breath to steel himself. Get Rio out first.

 "Do you think you can find it?"

 "Yes."

 They both knelt, and despite the apprehension lacing their every move, the brothers felt around until they found the flashlight. Rio pointed it in the direction opposite of where he believed the body to be, and with a thin stream of light, they made their way back around the corners.

 Everything was fine, aside from the chill creeping into their bones, until not far from the exit.

 Something rustled, and someone gasped. Felix lost his footing in his attempt to find the source and protect his brother. He hit the ground hard, and inhaled sharply at the stabbing sensations from across his body.

 "Felix!" Rio cried, the flashlight beam landing beside him. "Felix?"

 "I'm okay," Felix breathed, pushing himself up. There was a rock in his left palm, and he closed his fingers around it. It was small, but hopefully it would still hurt an attacker.

 Felix had just started to stand when someone yelled, Rio screamed, and pain shot from his hand into his arm and through the rest of his body.

 You know when you stick a 9 volt battery on your tongue to check the charge? Imagine that, but stronger, and spiking.

 That's what Felix felt, along with panic, in his last moments of consciousness.

***

 Marinette froze at the entryway to the catacombs, listening to the shuffling of unsure feet.

 Her teacher patted her arm, and they started forward.

 Marinette did not like the catacombs. They were a reminder of everything wrong with the world. A labyrinth of mass graves, full of long-rotted bodies from wars a century ago. If that wasn't bad enough, there were worse things hiding down there now.

 Caches of unused magic, severed curses, objects covered in remnants of spells, even some cursed objects that were down there for the sake of it. Marinette couldn't understand how some people could be that sick, that they would lay curses just for the fun of it, and leave them for unsuspecting innocents.

 But, despite all the bad, the catacombs were also home to some ingredients that weren't easily accessible elsewhere.

 Like the death flower that Master Fu said they needed for this location spell.

 Master Fu pushed forward as Marinette tried to pin down the source of the sound. A flashlight beam came into view, reflecting off the rocks. Marinette tried to see through the flashlight to the person on the other side - the very short person on the other side, - but stepped on a tilted jutting stone. She stumbled into the wall, barely catching herself before she hit her head. Thank goodness for gloves, those rocks felt sharp.

 Something else shifted quickly, and then there was a thump. "Felix!" The flashlight beam moved, and she caught sight of a black vest and blond hair. "Felix?"

 "I'm okay," the person on the floor said, starting to push themselves up.

 They were halfway back up when Marinette felt the shock of magic. "Drop it!" she warned, starting forward.

 The smaller of the two screamed, probably started, while the probably-teenager seized up.

 "Stop screaming!" she snapped, reaching them. She started to feel the older's fingers, trying to pry them open, but he collapsed as she let go of his right hand.

 "Felix!"

 Marinette moved, either to catch him or check the younger one, but Master Fu held her back, and stepped forward instead. “Fu!” She began, but he held out his hand and with a flash of green, Felix stopped writhing. Marinette brushed past Fu to the other child. “Hi. My name’s Marinette.”

 “What is he doing to Felix?” The kid asked, voice high with panic.

 She glanced back. Marinette wasn’t sure, actually, but saying that outright would not end well, so she settled with “He’s helping him. Can you tell me your name?”

 “No.”

 Not what Marinette had hoped for, but not altogether unexpected. “That’s okay. Do you know what Felix grabbed a minute ago?”

 “No.”

 “That’s okay, it’s dark.” Which, actually, was something Marinette could fix. She slipped her glove off and reached for the woven square in her pocket. She pulled it out, starting the process of changing it into a crystal. The child gasped as glowing pink bubbles started from Marinette’s fingers and continued outwards until there was a soft, solid glow coming from the newly formed stone. “There, that’s better.” For now. It would be best to not be detectable at all to anything living down here, but Marinette would take her chances in the interest of making it less traumatizing for the kid.

 “How did you do that?”

  With the lighting as more than just a small flashlight beam, Marinette could take in the kid’s features. Dusty blond hair, grey-blue eyes, white skin, and overalls with a green shirt underneath. She smiled, trying for reassuring, and willed her eyes to go blue enough to match. “Magic.”

 “Whoah.” 

 Marinette grinned a bit more authentically at that.

 “Marinette.”

 She turned quickly to look back at Fu, questioning. He was done with whatever spells he had been working with. “Yes, Master Fu?”

 Fu picked up Felix’s hand, showing a sickly glistening band of black around one of his fingers. It was oozing out of his skin. Marinette shuddered. “It’s a curse. Powerful, coded to be malevolent.”

 “How do we break it?”

 “I don’t know.”

 Her heart stuttered. Fu almost never said that. For him to not know, things were very bad.

 Beside her, she heard the kid take a breath too. “Felix got cursed? By who?”

 “I don’t know that either, I’m afraid.”

 “Will it hurt him?”

 Fu looked back down and shook his head. “Not anymore. I suppressed the worst bits, but it will take time to find a full remedy. In the meantime, you both should go home.”

 “Is that safe?” Marinette burst out. It couldn’t be! People not used to magic couldn’t safely just have it appear in their lives!

 “It will be for now.”

 “How did he get cursed?”

 Marinette glanced over at the kid, who had moved from her side to the side of the cursed boy. She sighed and sat down to explain, ignoring Fu’s raised eyebrows. “The catacombs are full of magic, some benevolent and some malevolent. He probably just activated a curse that’s been laying around like a trap.”

 “Oh.”

 She swallowed. “Yeah. Master Fu can get you home now, is that okay?”

 He nodded. Fu waved his hand, and a green bubble built around the two boys. The bubble flew away, leaving Marinette and Master Fu alone in the brightly lit tunnel. Marinette sent another pulse of magic to return the glowing crystal to it’s original state.

"They'll be fine. I sent them home, and the younger will only remember getting lost and being found." Fu promised.

 Marinette bit her lip, looking at the vacated spot as it became dark again. "Okay."

 "We were looking for something, weren't we?"

***

 Felix came back to feeling weirdly. He started to register the sounds from the room adjacent to his own, excited chatter from the twins. Then came feeling, and spatial awareness. And then pain.

 A thousand ants running up and down his left arm, biting every two steps. And on his finger, a band of hot metal cinched tightly, digging into the skin as it burned.

 Felix tried to gasp, but his lungs refused to move. He tried to pry his eyes open and sit up, pushing at his chest with his right hand, but he couldn't. His body was refusing to listen!

 Something else slammed into his chest, a fist-sized ball of force that restarted him.

 He shot upwards with a gasp, pressing against his chest as hard as he could with his moveable arm, forcing his restarted lungs to keep moving.

 Slowly, the pain in his limp arm faded, as did his panic. The burning on his finger stayed though. Once he was sure he could breathe, Felix looked to the cause.

 There was a silver ring on his finger, smooth except for the decorative cat face with ruby eyes.

 "You good?"

 Felix yelped, and turned to see who had said that. And then he froze again. There was a black… bobblehead cat..?. floating at eye level.

 "Sshhhh!" it hissed, flying towards him. "Look I'm sure this is scary, you don't know what's going on and neither really do I, which is way worse, but it'll be even worse if someone other than you sees me!"

 "What are you?" Felix asked, forcing himself to breathe.

 "I, good sir, am a Kwami. Plagg, nice to meet you, except we aren't supposed to have met.” Plagg did a flip in midair. “Maybe. Definitely not like this!"

 "And what," Felix took a shaky breath. "Would a Kwami happen to be?"

 “Conceptual Magic in the form of a being.”

 Felix took a deep breath, and pressed his back into the sheets. “You are talking a code I am not understanding, and I think I’m overloading anyway.”

 The ‘Kwami’ sighed. “I can’t blame you. Ask more questions when you’re ready for more information. But I need to eat before anything else.”

 “Eat?” Felix asked.

 “Yep. Cheese in particular.”

***

 About six hours later, Felix and Plagg could be found at Felix’s desk, trying to pry the ring off of Felix’s finger.

 There had been no luck.

 Plagg groaned, and dive-bombed the desk. “This makes no sense!” he howled. “This isn’t even the self-defense mechanism!”

 “What is the self-defense mechanism supposed to be?” Felix asked, leaning back against his chair.

 “If or when I need to, I can tie the wearer’s soul to the ring, and transfer large amounts of bad luck to them. It lasts until someone with Creation and Purity magic frees them, after they prove themselves.”

 “And you’re sure this isn’t that?”

 “I’m pretty sure. If it is, it’s an edited version.”

 Felix sighed. "So we have an unknown curse on a ring that's magic on its own, and you don't know any, sorcerers, you said?" Plagg nodded. "That could help us fix it. That's about the situation, correct?"

 Plagg nodded again. "Just about everything, yep!"

 Felix sighed again. "So I might be stuck like this?"

 “Yep.” 

 “For how long?”

 "Forever."

[prabhushriram]

Saptrishi: The Eternal Gurus of Sanatana Dharma

Teacher’s Day 2023| Date, Relevance & History

Reading time- 6 mins

Every year on September 5th, India celebrates Teachers' Day, also known as Shikshak Divas, to honor Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, the nation's first vice president, former president, academic, philosopher, and recipient of the Bharat Ratna award, who was born on this day in 1888.

A day when each student honors their beloved teachers with utmost gratitude & respect for shaping their lives & enlightening their path to success. For countless generations, the role and status of a Guru has remained the same in a disciple's life.

On this auspicious occasion of Teacher's Day, let us delve into the timeless legacy of the Saptrishi, the seven revered sages of Sanatana Dharma (Hinduism). These ancient sages, through their wisdom and teachings, continue to illuminate our lives with spiritual guidance and profound knowledge. Join us on this journey as we explore the significance, individual teachings, and captivating stories of these luminous souls.

Agastya Rishi

Agastya Rishi, known for his deep knowledge of medicine, spirituality, and astronomy, is believed to have authored several important texts. He is revered as the patron saint of the Tamil language, and his teachings emphasize the balance of mind, body, and spirit. Rishi Agastya is known to have been a mentor to many prominent sages, including Vasishta, Vamadeva, and Aurva.

He is renowned for his contributions to Ayurveda and the Agastya Samhita, an important text on medicine and herbal remedies. He also played a crucial role in the spread of Hinduism to South India, contributing to the Tamil language and culture.

Atri Rishi

Atri Rishi, often associated with the power of penance, exemplifies the virtue of patience and dedication. His teachings emphasize the importance of self-control, meditation, and devotion to attain spiritual enlightenment. Rishi Atri had several disciples, with his son Dattatreya being one of the most renowned. His teachings emphasize the significance of penance and meditation. His name is associated with the Atri Smriti, a text that provides guidelines for righteous living.

Bhardwaj Rishi

Bhardwaja Rishi was a great scholar and sage renowned for his contributions to Ayurveda and Vedic literature. His teachings emphasize the harmony between nature and humanity, advocating for a balanced and sustainable way of life. Rishi Bhardwaj's famous student was Drona, the legendary teacher of archery and military arts.

His contributions include texts on Ayurveda and Vedic rituals. His teachings stress the importance of harmony with nature and a holistic approach to health.

Gautama Rishi

Gautama Rishi, symbolizing the pursuit of knowledge and truth, teaches us the value of humility and the importance of questioning to gain wisdom. His teachings encourage us to continuously seek enlightenment. Rishi Gautama's most famous student was Indra, the king of the gods.

His teachings revolve around ethics, dharma, and the pursuit of knowledge. His Nyaya Sutras laid the foundation for logical and philosophical debates in Hindu philosophy.

Jamadagni Rishi

Jamadagni Rishi was a sage of immense knowledge and spiritual prowess. He is best known for his unwavering devotion and sacrifices. His teachings emphasize compassion, forgiveness, and the transformative power of love. Jamadagni's son, Parashurama, is his most renowned disciple.

His teachings emphasize compassion, non-violence, and self-realization. He is remembered for his devotion to Lord Shiva and his role in the epic of Parashurama.

Vashistha Rishi

Vashistha Rishi, one of the oldest and most revered sages, is associated with divine wisdom and cosmic understanding. His teachings stress the importance of inner peace, detachment from material desires, and the realization of the self. Rishi Vashistha's most famous student was Lord Rama, the seventh avatar of Vishnu. Rishi Vasishtha was also the royal guru of King Dasharatha.

His teachings emphasize the path of self-realization and the importance of inner peace. He is known for his deep philosophical insights and is considered one of the Saptarishis who wrote portions of the Rigveda.

Vishvamitra Rishi

Vishvamitra Rishi, the sage who transformed from a king to a sage, exemplifies the power of determination and perseverance. His teachings underline the potential for anyone to achieve spiritual growth through dedication and effort. His transformation from a Kshatriya (warrior) to a sage is remarkable. He had numerous students, including Vasishtha.

Rishi Vishvamitra is known for his role in composing parts of the Rigveda and for introducing Gayatri Mantra to humanity. His journey from ambition to spiritual enlightenment teaches the power of determination and penance.

Relevance in Modern Times:

The teachings of these seven sages, collectively known as the Saptrishi, remain highly relevant in our modern lives. Their wisdom transcends time and continues to guide us toward a life of balance, spirituality, and enlightenment. In a world filled with chaos and distractions, their teachings provide a timeless roadmap for inner peace and harmony.

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Guru Kripa incense sticks represent the occasion of Lord Rama's adoration for his teacher, Guru Vashishth, who trained & guided Rama and Lakshmana to destroy the evil asuras and save the lives of the saints and holy men. The fabled herbs and essential oils used in the incense sticks promote the essence of our rich Indian culture & heritage and pay homage to the Ishta Guru of Lord Rama.

As we celebrate Teacher's Day, let us remember and honor the Saptrishi, the eternal teachers of Sanatana Dharma. In a world that constantly changes, the wisdom of these ancient sages remains steadfast, offering us the keys to unlock the inner mysteries of existence. Let us embrace their teachings and strive to embody the timeless wisdom of the Saptrishi in our daily lives.

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[orangejubatus]

I aurva have aowalways foudn the concept of loghong on and off hilarious.

[rhyth5]

HAHA, YOU FOOL! YOU ABSOLUTE BUFOON! IT WAS NOT, BUT ME, NEPHIDAL AURVAE! YOU FELL FOR THE OLDEST ONE IN THE BOOK!

GOD. FUCJ,. IM STUPID KJANG RSEJIKLG RHISUJ RSJKH R. NAPH,,,,,,,,, G O D

[winonahq-blog]

✆, &

Send “✆” for a MORNING text. 

[ ╰ ☾° TEXT → Uh-Rora-ble. ]: wake up sleeping beauty[ ╰ ☾° TEXT → Uh-Rora-ble. ]: even though you wouldn’t be sleeping beauty tbh[ ╰ ☾° TEXT → Uh-Rora-ble. ]: huh now i’m thinking which one would you be? which one would we all be ?? there are soo many to choose from like ariel, anna, anastasia .. even though anastasia was never a disney princess she was just lumped in by association[ ╰ ☾° TEXT → Uh-Rora-ble. ]: and moana is .. does she count as a princess ?? i mean she IS a tribal chief’s daughter isn’t that technically their version of royalty[ ╰ ☾° TEXT → Uh-Rora-ble. ]: i got sidetracked anyway GMORNING

Send “&” for a LOVING text.

[ ╰ ☾° TEXT → Uh-Rora-ble. ]: i’m being honest rory you are worth so much more than you realize[ ╰ ☾° TEXT → Uh-Rora-ble. ]: you are actual light, you deserve all the love and goodness in this world[ ╰ ☾° TEXT → Uh-Rora-ble. ]: no man on earth can ever come close to deserving you okay you are a gem and i love you sooo much

[zekcs]

⁇, “”

DRUNK TEXT  ??

✘。[  TEXT  ❯  explora rora 🌟  ] — remembeR in like grade 1 when i said i wuld marry you???

✘。[  TEXT  ❯  explora rora 🌟  ] — hah,, , sHit idky i justst randomly thought of that … fkin WILD MAN I LOVE TEQUILA

TEXT THAT WASN’T SENT  “” 

✘。[  TEXT  ❯  explora rora 🌟  ] — you always look so happy when you dance. do you know that ? like, your hair flipping off your shoulders, that aurora smile. i swear, that’s my favourite thing, y’know ? when i look at you, everything’s okay. everything just feels alright. and i just … i don’t want to wreck that happiness. i can’t be the one to do that to you. fuck, ror. not me. i couldn’t handle it.

[rcvensisms-blog]

ツ, $

send “ツ” for an excited text.

[ 12: 12 am TO rory gilmore ]: that’s literally the worst idea i’ve ever heard

[ 12: 14 am TO rory gilmore]:  i’ll be there in ten 

send “$” for an accidental text.

[ 1:14 am TO rory gilmore]: the closer to the ground the closer to hell u are

[ 1:14 am TO rory gilmore]:  all u have to do is lose a few inches and u’ll be home

[ 1:21 am TO rory gilmore]:  i meant to send that 2 scout but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ same goes

[librarianvvk1]

Aurva Drawing https://www.instagram.com/p/BvGI9gQFnEr/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=bbihk9tsot2o

[zekcs]

[drunk text] Please don’t hate me I’m too tired and too dizzy to be hated

[ TEXT ↝ RORA THE GREAT 🌟  ] :  ayyy someone’s drunk[ TEXT ↝ RORA THE GREAT 🌟  ] :  i only hate you bc you’re drinking without me :-/[ TEXT ↝ RORA THE GREAT 🌟  ] :  you good tho ? need me to pick you up ?

[zekcs]

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🍷 — AESTHETIC ;

voila !!