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[fisheito]

I really like the idea of just yakumo being able to change to type every snake. he can go from a big python taking up the whole kitchen to a tiny little worm hiding in the library shelves until his sobs give him away

i really like the idea toooooooooooooo if man's gonna have the range, he's GONNA have the RANGE!!!! MORE RANGE! I am bestowing upon him;;; -- further range.

serioslusly what's the fun in having yokai transformation powers if you can't get shapeshifty according to your daily moods and needs

[dandelion-wings]

thinking about the Jean/Lisa Beauty and the Beast AU I thought of a while back and while I still really like the concept of it, overall, and I think it would be a very fun shipfic, while exploring Fontaine this afternoon my thoughts wandered in a slightly different direction than I'd had re: the beginning:

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"And why *were* you stealing from my garden, Miss Barbara?"

Barbara tries to keep an eye on the ball of Electro bouncing around her, zipping from one high place to another in the cramped, book-filled room. But its route takes it behind her, and she thinks if she spun around trying to keep track, she'd just get dizzy. She catches herself clutching the plants in her hands a little too tightly and forces her grip to loosen before she crushes the fragile leaves.

The voice crackles a bit, underlaid with the same Electro that seems to make up the... seelie? She's never seen any seelie like it, but then, who knows what Electro might to do one. Make it speak, for one. Aside from the crackle, it's a pleasant voice, audibly a woman's, with a sweet timbre that Barbara thinks could be lovely in song if adequately trained. She's not certain that it's the seelie, but there's no one else visible here.

"I didn't realize it was your garden," Barbara says, her own voice higher than she'd like. "I mean, I knew it was *someone's* garden, but- I thought it was abandoned! I didn't think anyone actually lived here."

"So you thought the wolves weeded for me? Not that they wouldn't try, the dears, but they can't tell a dandelion from a carrot. And Razor's convinced them that nothing good is green." The voice sighs, but it's affected, and the voice sounds more amused than mocking. Barbara tries to take comfort in that.

"I... didn't think about it," she admits. "When I realized your garden had Sumeru Roses, I had to pick them. They take forever to come in from Sumeru! I have a potion I wanted to try, for- for my big sister, and I...." Had stolen without a second thought, even though the garden was clearly tended to. Barbara can feel tears welling up. "I'm so sorry!"

"Thank you, sweetie," the voice says, gentler now. "I accept your apology. No crying in the library, now, moisture is bad for the books."

The ball of Electro whips around one last time, then comes to a stop in front of her, hovering over the reading pedestal in the middle of the library. With a purple glow, a book rises from one of the nearby shelves and floats over to land on the pedestal, cover flying open and pages fluttering as some invisible force flips through them until it settles on a particular spread.

"Is this the potion you were trying to make?"

Barbara peers at the book, fascination overcoming her fear. "Yes, I think so. The book in the Ordo library was damaged, so the whole recipe wasn't there, but... the parts that are here are the same. Could- could I copy this? Please? I know I've already been rude to you, and I am sorry, but I really need this!"

"Of course you can, sweetie. And I'll let you keep the roses, too. Though... you'll have to brew that here, and we can send it off with Razor to Mondstadt. Fortunately, I do have excellent potion-making facilities."

"Why can't I take these back to Mondstadt?"

"Oh, sweetheart." The voice goes low, now, the crackling undertone almost overpowering the gentle tones. "Didn't anyone tell you? This tower, and I, are under a curse."

[itsalwaysdark]

bedtime nowww probably ummm today qas not what i wanted it 2 be but its fine. i dont feel negative just a very very very numb day which is almost worse. but only almost 🙏

[clochanamarch]

aisling killing sb to protect ur muse, how are they reacting?

[thesecrethistori-an]

Romanticising my thesis-writing sessions because the only alternative is to cry scream throw up

[just-sp-in-inginthevoid]

The fact you can't add subtitles on someone's else YouTube video anymore is my villain origin story btw

[resuri-art]

I was procratinating it but I got fed up of Chrome and today was the last straw that gave me enough motivation to do it. So I finally got Firefox back and it's great.

Remember the 2 important rules guy:

1- Fuck Google 2- It's always morally correct to pirate Adobe

[catamaurrr-star]

also can i just say sparkle's kit looks fucking broken. her burst literally gives 4 skill points. her and qingque have AMAZING synergy together and it might actually let you play qq with dhil because of how many skillpoints she gives

[erabundus]

scaramouche  is  such  a  fun  muse,  because  he  can  be  playfully  annoying  like  a  little  brat  —  only  to  turn  around  and  do  something  genuinely  (  horrifyingly  )  malicious  without  an  ounce  of  hesitation.

[firstenchanterorsino]

Neat concept to consider: a Dark Urge origin character could technically regain their memory if they had Regenerate cast on them.

I say could because if someone wanted to be a stickler for wording, it can be validly ruled that Regeneration doesn't apply to internal/organ damage as it specifically only details regrowth of "severed body members". However, also equally valid ruling to say that it would make sense it would recover significant internal damage.

I think it's pretty sensible to say that Regenerate would restore it, as it has been firmly established in-game that the majority of the memories lost for the Dark Urge are explicitly due to physical trauma to the brain. Since Heal is described as having healed a sliver of the permanent damage which then caused immediate memory recollection, safe to say that complete restoration of the brain would come with total or almost total memory recollection.

Which leads to the most interesting character building point of this which is: how would regaining their memories affect the Dark Urge, especially if the identity they developed post-amnesia is fundamentally different from who they originally were? Would the reclamation of memory be processed as gaining their prior sense of identity in some way, or would it get processed more like witnessing the memories of an entirely separate person from their POV?

I think it's only a given that the answers to these questions heavily relies on whatever path the new Dark Urge has chosen, as well as whether or not the Dark Urge still has Bhaal's blood. Even more intriguing character development musings that the fraction of one's Dark Urge interpretation is influenced by where in the timeline memories are regained. Further expanded upon, another question is if the return of their memory would drive the Dark Urge back to the ambitions of their old self or if it would only serve to fuel atonement more than they were already motivated to.

> ur welcome to use this post as a prompt btw

[kxllerblond]

Also random HC's because I've held onto them all day at work lmAO.

-— It's established that animals for the most part do NOT like Clark. They sense his demon but not demon junk and want nothing to do with him. This is typically how he can quickly pick up on if an animal is a shifter or familiar as they won't react the same way.

-— I'm a little bastard and am deciding that this doesn't apply to reptiles and amphibians. They just don't really...care. They chillin'.

-— I've talked about it, I've written it, etc but Clark will often bow his head (figuratively) and curb his own ego if it means a more diplomatic and peaceful exchange. Maybe not because he HAS to but because he doesn't like being annoyed and conflict tends to be too much trouble than what he wants to deal with.

He'll even stomach a few insults here and there but Clark's biggest peeve is bad manners and blatant disrespect. He'll let things go to a point but if he gives you any sort of indication that you're pushing a boundary or to explicitly NOT do something...heed the warning.

[udurghsigil]

modern life sucks ass man im honestly kinda dreading the bank appointment tomorrow just because that whole situation took me MONTHS to get settled and it was literally all due to management mishandling all my shit. over and over again. and dont even get me started on the weeks it took just for me to be able to get a psych appt because - again - management mishandled my shit

[meganbrooks8616]

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