#kler

[queenbeebumblebee]

my friends gonna recognize me help aaaaanyways

Meet Rainvoid

They are basically a god and Kathy and Kler are their assistants.

They don't have a gender.

Also they arent ticklish, nor doesnt know what tickling is, and doesnt Even HAVE a nervous system... How can they feel touch? Mystery.

They are older than time itself tf

ANYWAYS IMA COWAR AWAYAAAAAAA

[mikec137]

Frauenfeld, Switzerland, June 2023

[sudexro]

#DEEPMVMT Guest Mix #063 - #Kler

[m0ssthem0th]

Drew Kler I couldn’t not draw her she’s too cute :’D

Credit to @ayloverlove for making the character (hope you don’t mind me drawing her also hope you like it <3

[iwantacoolusernameman]

So I just played TCG against Klee for the first time and she-

DO YOU GUYS REALIZE THAT MEANS KAEYA HAS BEEN TEACHING KLEE HOW TO PLAY THIS STUPID CARD GAME??! IM NOT OK IM BANGING MY HEAD AGAINST THE WALL (not literally dw) I LOVE THEM SM NO WORDS IN THE UNIVERSE COULD DESCRIBE IT HE'S THE BEST OLDER BROTHER TO HER IDC IDC IDC I LOVE THEM SM

[faxaway]

rules: without naming them, post a gif from ten of your favorite films, then tag people to do the same!

thank you for the tag @peskellence :]

no pressure tags :] @geekazoidfreak @starry-eyed-stray @they-call-me-youngermoney @mercilessflowchart

[sn0wbat]

🇳🇴 🇳🇴 🇳🇴

[queenbeebumblebee]

its been a while since i have yall food

Here ya go everyone!

just wanted to doodle My goobers! :3

DISCLAIMER: THIS BLOG IS RUN BY A MINOR.

[simp-aholic]

[livingd34ddoll]

ksiadz powiedział mojej babci ze jest lysa i jest jedna noga w grobie i wszysycy maja z tym czil, a jak ja powiem ze ksiadz smierdzi gownem i sie zachowuje niestosownie w stasunku do nieletnich to nagle wielka drama i gdzie tu sprawiediwosc

[insert-inconspicuous-name-here]

This just speaks to me so fucking loudly... I haven't had an autism diagnosis yet, so I just feel intrusive into this post, but that's exactly how I feel every single time I leave the fucking house. Actually, even with my family.

[technicontrastron]

Hab mich mal wieder in die Ecke gemalt ._.

[queereads-bracket]

Queer Fiction Free-for-All Book Bracket Tournament: Preliminary Round

Book summaries below:

Wingmen by Ensan Case

First published in 1979 by Avon books, this World War II novel, with overtones of From Here to Eternity, was a precursor to the gay romance genre. Jack Hardigan's Hellcat fighter squadron blew the Japanese Zekes out of the blazing Pacific skies. But a more subtle kind of hell was brewing in his feelings for rookie pilot Fred Trusteau. While a beautiful widow pursues Jack, and another pilot becomes suspicious of Jack and Fred's close friendship, the two heroes cut a fiery swath through the skies from Wake Island to Tarawa to Truk, there to keep a fateful rendezvous with love and death in the blood-clouded waters of the Pacific.

Historical fiction, WWII, 1940s, war novel, adult

The Cradle of Eternal Night by Ladz

In a land lit only by the counterfeit warmth of magical technology, the Kler prays for the return of the sun, the moons, and the stars. Ceaseless night and the beasts lurking in the darkness keep the congregation within the Kolebka Wiecznej Nocy trapped in mirthless vigil. Their towns remain quiet as graveyards as they wait for day to come again. What no one knows about this ceaseless night is that the Kler themselves can end it. But they haven’t, and they won’t.

Long ago, the Kler banished the sun worshipers, but a heretical sect made the journey back to the land of darkness. Now, only one remains carrying their purpose heavy on her shoulders: a maverick technomancer named Basia. She alone will bring back the light, or no one will.

Armed with naught but her own cleverness and a sword imbued with sun-embraced charms, she searches for the Kler’s secrets and finds herself in Tawerna. With the Kler on her heels, she infiltrates a private feast and catches Hanka, a docile bard, in the middle of planning her own escape into the world beyond. Hanka wants nothing to do with the heretical outsider until she discovers that her purpose aligns with the darkness buried inside herself. Hanka knows the secrets the Kler keeps, and she knows just where to go to expose their lies.

With only each other and their heretical magic to rely on, Basia and Hanka face the eternal night and wonder, are they truly enough to bring light back to the world?

Fantasy, horror, dark fantasy, adventure, secondary world, adult

[horizon-verizon]

The KLers didn't love-Helaena in the way of true appreciation of the person but more as a representation of their own fear and vulnerability. Then as representing their own victimhood and fear for their families'/selves' lives.

As for the "Queen" thing:

(Webpage Link)

When I read GRRM's deleted post, it was clear that Helaena was "loved" by the smallfolk and after her death the riots following. Esp that Rhaenyra at the time was not.

These are the passages of 1) why the KLers didn't "love" Rhaenyra and 2) Helaena's death and the riots that ensued:

("Rhaenyra Triumphant")

At this point, Helaena is NOT dead yet. We get "bastard blood shed in war", Aemond burning down the riverlands esp the Trident, Ser Byron Swann and Serwyn of the Mirror Shield attempting to kill a dragon and Swann dying for it, Criston Cole's death, The First Sack of Tumbleton, the order for Nettles' death (not necesarily God Eye, just the order for her death, Addam's escape, and Corlys' arrest), Maelor's death near Bitterbridge even before that, and the Shepherd's first "preachings" all occur BEFORE Helaena kills herself. And the taxes stuff happen days after she and Daemon take back KL, which is WAY BEFORE all the events I listed here.

("Rhaenyra Triumphant") This is what happens after Rhaenyra orders Nettles' death and before the Shepherd appears.

("Rhaenyra Overthrown")

It is after Corlys would-be rescuers are hung up to die that Helaena finally kills herself.

This is just before the actual riots where Bartimos Celtigar was killed and castrated and a Deddings noble woman was seemingly almost raped by some men who killed her protecting brother.

("Rhaenyra Overthrown") Again, the KLer's response to Helaena's death:

Like a quote above says, "After HALF A YEAR of captivity, why should Aegon's queen [Helaena] choose this night to end her life?" The first time the smallfolk really are told to us to dislike or hate Rhaenyra was when she did those taxes and had several public executions that charged people who wanted to witness said executions or were pushed to.

I am not saying that the KLers' didn't rise up in response to Helaena's death and that there was some love for her...but it was hardly the primary reason why they hated Rhaenyra, rioted, or that Helaena's person wasn't used to foment their already-existing frustrations, resentments, fear, and outrage against Rhaenyra. Her death--and before that--were used to stoke the burning wood built partially by Rhaenyra herself and partially by circumstances deliberately created by the greens themselves, which the smallfolk didn't know about. All they knew was that Rhaenyra was raising taxes, she put up those executions, she was the one in KL.

[queenbeebumblebee]

yall look, the redesigns of Kathy and Kler!!

my goobers

I love them, also thx everyone that wished me a happy birthday!

[ladzwriting]

The Cradle of Eternal Night

illustrated by @pompoison

In a land lit only by the counterfeit warmth of magical technology, the Kler prays for the return of the sun, the moons, and the stars. Ceaseless night and the beasts lurking in the darkness keep the congregation within the Kolebka Wiecznej Nocy trapped in mirthless vigil. Their towns remain quiet as graveyards as they wait for day to come again. What no one knows about this ceaseless night is that the Kler themselves can end it. But they haven’t, and they won’t.

Long ago, the Kler banished the sun worshipers, but a heretical sect made the journey back to the land of darkness. Now, only one remains carrying their purpose heavy on her shoulders: a maverick technomancer named Basia. She alone will bring back the light, or no one will.

Armed with naught but her own cleverness and a sword imbued with sun-embraced charms, she searches for the Kler’s secrets and finds herself in Tawerna. With the Kler on her heels, she infiltrates a private feast and catches Hanka, a docile bard, in the middle of planning her own escape into the world beyond. Hanka wants nothing to do with the heretical outsider until she discovers that her purpose aligns with the darkness buried inside herself. Hanka knows the secrets the Kler keeps, and she knows just where to go to expose their lies.

With only each other and their heretical magic to rely on, Basia and Hanka face the eternal night and wonder, are they truly enough to bring light back to the world?

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