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• Nah.. i just wanna have friends ૮꒰◞ ˕ ◟ ྀི꒱ა

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Me listening to music in my room

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ShizuNano Rentry Graphics, for Day 6 of @/scholartism 's coining/editing event (a comfort ship if yours)

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had a successful couple of days helping charlie arrange their bookcases (my one skill as a severely broken & old person)! will be going back home tomorrow morning & i'm hoping to get some writing done tonight whenever we take some breaks throughout the rest of the evening

i have a hc post i wanna make regarding mr fox man so i may try do that later-

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he's the plane in the sky when I look up

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Used Apple iPod Nano 7th Generation 16gb Green

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Spill the beans on Black Raven! Spill the beans! Spill the beans!

(in regards to this ask game)

You are going for the THROAT, my friend.

Black Raven is the working title for a truly old, deeply teenage angst inspired power fantasy I haven't actively worked on in quite some time. It's based on me and my older sibling. It came to me in a dream. It's so old that I wrote it in German, okay, which should tell you something about how deeply I cringe when I have to go back through the earliest parts.

But it's also... kind of cool?

Explanation of magic system and my fucked up birdgirl of a protagonist under the cut.

First of all, there's the magic system. Creating new spells is a lifetime effort: They're personal things, confined to the bearer. They're also weak, powered only by the emotions and dedications of one person. But - upon the bearer's death they do get passed on. That's when they get stronger.

Noble families have Spells that have been passed on through countless generations. They're powerful and unwieldy and highly regulated. Lesser families might have developed a spell of their own: they can develop spontaneously, but they rarely reach the kind of strength that is cultivated in a family with preparatory studies and passing-on ceremonies.

It is possible - if dangerous - to hold multiple spells at once. They interact with each other in unpredictable ways, and can rip away your humanity as easily as make you stronger. It is therefore highly illegal.

It is also possible - if difficult - to force someone to pass their Spell on to you. If you are the only person present at their death, well. Who else could it go to? It might not work as well as a proper ritual, but it does work.

And there is one surefire way to ensure that setup, isn't there? You just have the one who kills them.

Unsurprisingly, being a Spellripper is even more illegal than just holding multiple spells. Of course, those who make a career out of it tend to do both.

Second, there's my certified little freak of a protagonist. Care's parents died young and she was raised mainly by her sister; until Aria was offered a job for which she had to leave the country. We know Aria only agreed to it because it gave Care the opportunity to go to school. We also know that that did not work out as well as they thought.

Fast forward by ten to fifteen years. Care is a quiet student of thaumaturgy; known to be a commoner whose family came into money late in her life. She rents a room from an old lady outside of Campus, who has decided to give the clearly anxious girl as much family time as she possibly can. When that lady figures out that Care's missing sister is the famous singer Ariadne, she tries to get the sisters to reconnect.

The problems, in order, are these:

Aria feels incredibly guilty about having ever left Care behind, and vows to take her along this time.

Now she feels incredibly guilty about keeping secrets.

This would be because Aria's work as a singer is only a cover. She was actually scouted as a spy all those years ago.

Care is very well aware of this.

Aria doesn't know that Care knows about it though.

She also doesn't know that Care ran away from school as a mere teen, turning instead from petty thievery to serious burglary, to full on Spellripping.

Or that at some point throughout this, Care was actually caught by the city's government, and force pressed into working for them.

Meaning they are now opposite sides,

only one of them knows about it,

and both are being eaten alive by guilt.

And that's that!

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