#mtlo

[mollysunder]

I've been thinking of that headcanon where Mylo and Claggor are Vander's actual biological kids because they both resemble him so much. It opens all sorts of questions about whether or not the two share the same bio mom or not and what happened to the mom(s). Also, if Vi, Mylo, Claggor, and Jinx were all around the same age at the time of the bridge massacre, wouldn't Claggor and Mylo be able to remember Silco then? We were told that Vander's betrayal happened after the massacre, then wouldn't that mean that Mylo and Claggor would have seen Silco around? Vi definitely remembers most of the people in her life from that age.

Wouldn't that be terrifying? This family friend that used to hang with your dad so much that they were more together than apart, he'd be in your home for hours on end just straight up disappeared, maybe he died, but there was no service for him at the memorial. But then he's back with a terrible scar ready to murder you and your entire family, and he's saying it's your dad's fault?!?!??

On a lighter note, I'd like to think maybe Mtlo and Claggor's mom(s) split with Vander because they found his relationship with Silco too emotionally exhausting to deal with. It would've been really easy to fit Silco into the evil step parent archetype, luckily that didn't fully happen.

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Oh Hollye this chapter was amazing. I love how excited Killian was to meet his daughter!!!!! I really need them to get away from there with their little girl and be a happy family with maybe another little one or two!!!!!!! Love this so so so so so so much!!!!!

CS AU: May the Lord Open - Part Four

Summary: Emma Swan, renamed Ofarthur when she was assigned to the Pendragon household as their Handmaid four months prior, is approached by her mistress, Mrs. Pendragon, to take part in a scheme the woman hopes will produce her the child her husband cannot. During her encounter with the family’s loyal Guardian, Emma gets more than she bargained for… in more ways than one.

A/N: This fic includes themes, scenes, and dialogue taken from the Hulu series The Handmaid’s Tale. Content warnings include: mentions of rape/sexual assault, threats of rape/sexual assault, dubious consent, lady whump, infertility, pregnancy complications, underage marriage, and more.

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Part Four

Killian entered his small apartment above the garage, thankful that Wendy, his wife, was occupied in the main house with preparations for the next day’s arrival.

They were coming home.

Emma and their daughter were returning from the hospital the next morning, and Killian was beside himself.

He hadn’t seen either of them since that terrible night five days prior when he’d found Emma bleeding from labor complications in the back garden. Had yet to clap eyes on his daughter, and had to learn the news that Emma had delivered them a little girl in a room full of Commanders and their wives who’d come to offer support to the Pendragons in their time of crisis. A crisis that had turned into a celebration when it was announced the baby had been delivered alive and healthy.

Killian had been relieved to hear that news, but was also desperate to know how Emma had fared. It seemed he’d been alone in that concern as it was another hour before he finally caught sight of Aunt Cora and took the risk of approaching her about Ofarthur’s condition. His knees had nearly given out when he’d been told she still hadn’t regained consciousness from the emergency cesarean hours before, and had received two blood transfusions. Aunt Cora had assured him that should she pull through, Ofarthur would still be able to conceive, therefore able to fulfill her purpose as a Handmaid, and wasn’t that a blessing.

Killian had never been tempted to strike a woman before, but he nearly made an exception for the Aunt.

Mrs. Pendragon had insisted on staying at the hospital with her baby, so he’d been forced to leave in order to drive the Commander back to the house. Greeted by the brand new wife he’d completely forgotten about, he’d made up some excuse for returning to the main house and had slept in Emma’s room, wanting to be close to her in some way as he wept and prayed for her to recover.

The next morning, he’d taken the Commander back to the hospital and learned Emma had awoken overnight. He wasn’t permitted in the Maternity Ward, and had to bribe a number of hospital staff to get information about Emma and his baby girl. It had been decided that Handmaid and child would remain in the hospital together until the former was well enough to be discharged back into the Pendragon’s care. Commander Oz had made an appearance on day three, requesting she be released to his household when the time came, since it was to be her next posting, but Aunt Cora had flat refused him. Citing the fact that the Handmaid would not be fit for service for several weeks, if not a few months, and that time was better spent as wet nurse for the child she’d just delivered.

Killian was thankful he’d refrained from hitting her.

Now he’d just learned that mother and child - or rather, Mrs. Pendragon and his daughter - would be arriving back home the next morning, with Ofarthur. Wendy had been enlisted by Granny to make sure everything was perfect for their homecoming, and Killian had excused himself for some much needed solitude to get his emotions in check. Emotions he wasn’t even sure he could catalog, much less command, given the vast spectrum they stretched over his soul.

He paced the length of the room while thoughts and harsh reminders bombarded him. You can’t react when you see them. Do what you must to keep your expression neutral. They won’t permit you to hold her, so don’t bother asking. They’ll probably let Wendy, though. Wendy. Bloody hell, what am I going to do about Wendy?

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The Bruce Linton Effect Sends Martello Technologies Soaring

The stock price of Martello technologies (MTLO) rallied 175% after its co-chairman Bruce Linton was ousted from Canopy Growth (CGC, WEED). #cloudcomputing #technology Read the full article

[freakly-silent]

For edit:Added Jenny Kyra Valentine Norm's older sister who likes zeth!! Kinda the Wendy Blerble Corduroy of the series (made it to where Kyra/Jenny and norman are related would make it more humorous more info and support on this go to my tumblr page for the possible tv series I'm pitching for this!! http://miathelocuiofsilentblog.tumblr.com/ X3 Art and characters (C) me

[faustinepau]

Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest by mtlo on Flickr.

[freemindtech]

Martello Places No. 148 on The Globe and Mail's Third-Annual Ranking of Canada's Top Growing Companies

Martello Places No. 148 on The Globe and Mail’s Third-Annual Ranking of Canada’s Top Growing Companies

OTTAWA, Ontario (PRWEB) September 24, 2021 Martello Technologies Group Inc., (“Martello” or the “Company”) (TSXV: MTLO), a leading developer of enterprise digital experience monitoring (“DEM”) solutions with a focus on Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Teams, is pleased to announce it placed No. 148 out of 448 companies on the 2021 Report on Business ranking of Canada’s Top Growing Companies, moving…

[the-dreamerie]

Who’s offering guidance once you enter the Akashic Records? When you open the Akashic Records you receive guidance and support from your Masters, Teachers, and Loved Ones. Also known as your spiritual team, guides, or MTLO’s. Your guides work with the Lords of the Records, a group of nonphysical light beings who serve as the interface between the Akashic and earthy realms (so cool, right?!?) Every Akashic journey is unique and each person receives the information from the Records in a way that is in highest alignment for them. Some may see images, colors, aura, a visual playing in their mind's eye, voices, sensations, or a deep sense of inner knowing. The Akashic Records are a subtle energy and your guides want to connect with you. Trust the process, feel into the energy of your Records, and most importantly have fun. ✨ New to the Akashic Records and feeling called to learn more? Begin your journey at thedreamerie.com https://www.instagram.com/p/COL5VfVD-xO/?igshid=vxl8w64ykysl

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[kmomof4]

I’m dead... that is all...

CS AU: May the Lord Open - Part Two

Summary: Emma Swan, renamed Ofarthur when she was assigned to the Pendragon household as their Handmaid four months prior, is approached by her mistress, Mrs. Pendragon, to take part in a scheme the woman hopes will produce her the child her husband cannot. During her encounter with the family’s loyal Guardian, Emma gets more than she bargained for… in more ways than one.

A/N: This fic includes themes, scenes, and dialogue taken from the Hulu series The Handmaid’s Tale. Content warnings include: mentions of rape/sexual assault, threats of rape/sexual assault, dubious consent, lady whump, infertility, pregnancy complications, and more.

Rated E for themes and sexy times / beta’d by the fabulous @ilovemesomekillianjones / available of ao3 and ff.net / buy me a coffee / Part One

Part Two

Killian stood at attention just inside the Commander’s office door, keeping watch over the man his child would someday call father. While the wives gathered in the main living area to celebrate the impending arrival, still many months off, of the Pendragon’s miracle, the husband’s cordoned themselves off with whiskey and cigars to congratulate their fellow Commander on his ability to procreate.

If they only knew.

Over the past several months, Killian had been forced to stand by and silently look on as another man and woman shared the excitement and bright prospects of a future that should be his and Emma’s. He could only imagine how Emma felt. All he could do was imagine, for ever since she’d insisted they stop their secret interludes, they’d scarcely been in the same room with one another. When duty or expectation called the entire household together to afford him the chance to at least see her, it was always without the opportunity to converse openly outside the expected greetings and pleasantries. It didn’t stop him from attempting to glean how she was faring, though.

Whenever she passed by him in the drive on her way to do the day’s shopping, or in those moments where he caught glimpses of her in the house, he was always intently studying her form and countenance. He remembered vividly a morning not long ago when he first caught sight of the evidence of their child from the gentle swell that bumped out from her abdomen under her red handmaid’s dress. His hands had itched with the desire to run themselves over her stomach, to bear witness to the testimony of the life they’d created first hand, but it would have been reckless to do so in that moment. And every moment since then.

“Praise be, Pendragon,” the newest arriving Commander greeted, approaching Killian’s Commander with open arms.

“Praise be, Commander Oz,” Commander Pendragon responded as the two men hugged before Pendragon offered Oz a cigar.

“You are fortunate, indeed,” Oz commented. “My handmaid is about to reach her expiration date, but she wasn’t that much fun to begin with,” he shared with the other Commander in a low tone, so as to not be overheard. “How’s yours?”

“Oh, she’s… proven fruitful,” Pendragon offered, clearly caught off guard by the question.

“And not bad looking, either,” Oz mused whilst lighting his cigar. “How long do you plan for her to stay on after the birth,” he asked, releasing a puff of acrid smoke out the side of his mouth which wafted right into Killian’s face.

Suppressing a cough, he heard Pendragon state his assumption that Ofarthur would remain at her current post until the baby was weaned, as was customary.

“Any chance you could be persuaded to let her go before then?” When Pendragon did not immediately reply, Oz stepped closer and murmured, “I would be more inclined to back the proposal you brought to me last week if I knew I had such a lovely and fruitful Handmaid coming my way soon.”

Killian’s stomach turned. He clenched his jaw and balled his hands, thankful they were clasped firmly behind his back so the surge of hostility roaring to life within him might go unnoticed. When his Commander’s eyes flicked towards him, Killian knew the hard expression and stiff posture attributed to his Guardian status was probably now more intense than strictly necessary.

“Even if we did decide to return Ofarthur to the Red Center early, there is no guarantee as to whose household she’d be posted to next.”

“Come now, Arthur,” Oz schmoozed, “surely a man of your stature and position would have some influence over the decision.”

“I suppose I could talk with the Commander that oversees the Red Center,” Pendragon relented. “He does owe me a favor.”

“Excellent!” Oz puffed triumphantly on his cigar, and Killian’s hands itched with a new desire. A desire to choke the life out of Commander Walsh Oz, so he could never lay a hand on his Emma.

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[priestessdandelion]

What are the Akashic Records?

The Akashic Records are a complete collection of all human events, thoughts, words, emotions, and intent ever to have occurred in the past, present, or future. The Records are a place that holds the soul level truths of all beings. Within the Akashic Records we can communicate with and be guided by our Masters, Teachers, and Loved Ones (MTLOs). Each individual soul’s MTLOs protect and support you through out your soul’s many lives. Always helping you to learn the next lesson and find that soul level truth that you are a truly loved and beautiful soul. —————Dandelion, Certified Advanced Healing Akashic Records Practitioner ❤️✨

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[romeo-vasileniuc]

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[freakly-silent]

The face of evil X3