#oceanic reflection

[rwac96]

Crossover Crack Ship Prompt: Haku (Naruto) x Neptune Vasilias

NEPKU/HAPTUNE/OCEANIC REFLECTION

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[madmanwonder]

(Ask Crossover, College Roommates) Has Sun ever had to deal with Neptune talking about that new transfer student, Haku?

"Yeah I did," Sun answered. "And I told him Haku's a dude and he told me in his words 'a hole is hole for him.' So...yeah." Sun added with a sheepish look as he was unsure what to make of his friend bisexuality and the fact Haku seems interested in his friend make him very awkward,

[hymnoeides]

I am so crazy about your Hermes and Athena designs! Your art is so good! Now I wonder what your Aphrodite looks like? 🤔

Quite a lot of people have asked for some Lady Aphrodite, so here’s finally some concept sketch for y’all !!

+ Bonus Eros🥺

[maureen2musings]

@midnightmovies

[expressions-of-nature]

by heike gerdes

[kimlion1313]

Skylights

Seagrape Trail Beach, FL - Sept 24

[lil-vibes]

Day 24: Other side

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[scoutingthetrooper]

[thelethalsilence]

[huariqueje]

Liquid - Julie Kluh , 2019.

American , b. 1984 -

Acrylic on canvas board , 12 x 18 in.

[rwac96]

So Haku (Naruto) x Neptune Vasilias...

An actually question does he know or he doesn't know.

Sun: *rubs the back of his neck* "Well, I told him about that tidbit, Nep's response..."

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Neptune: *eyeing Haku's behind* "Looks feminine from behind~."

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Sun: "Mind you, this' the same guy who gave me flack for making comments about Blake's butt!"

[aroaceleovaldez]

apparently pjotv twt was being weird about book!Percy's eyes being green because they don't think the ocean can be green (???) so consider this a sequel to my Grace siblings eye colors post and here is some visual references of green water for all your Percy inspo needs:

And for reference, the water around New York-ish where Percy is usually is somewhere around this color:

or some alternatives:

or here is a nice hazel green if you want his eyes more on the brown side, which is very common in freshwater ponds and streams:

or if you want him to have totally brown eyes - water rich in tannins will appear brown, greenish-brown, or very dark brown - this is sometimes called "blackwater" due to often appearing very dark or having low visibility:

[shakingparadigm]

NOBODY is allowed to be happy and EVERYONE is doomed

[maureen2musings]

massimosimigliani

[troublesomeknight]

I sometimes think people legitimately don't realize that Poseidon is wrong in Ruthlessness and that he's not even actually being ruthless anyway.

In Ruthlessness, Odysseus and the crew of his main ship manage to get away because, rather than sinking the entire fleet in one go, Poseidon purposefully saves them for last so he can force Odysseus to watch him sink the rest of the fleet. This is not being ruthless. This is being sadistic and cruel, which is admittedly a mistake a lot of villains make.

Odysseus makes the same mistake later in Different Beasts, though in this case it turns the crew against him. Not only because of him being needlessly cruel in the way he ordered the sirens killed, but he was so busy going as hard as he could on "Becoming the Monster(TM)" that as some have pointed out, he never considered trying to find a way to protect his crew from Scylla, like, as many have pointed out, keeping some of them alive to use as bait for her or something.

Polities isn't entirely right either, since being too trusting is also not good, which the events of the song Open Arms hinted at. But I think the real answer is somewhere in the middle.

Knowing when to be kind/merciful and when to be actually ruthless without being cruel. Of course whether Odysseus actually manages to figure that out by the end of the musical remains to be seen. But I'm mostly saying this because a lot of fans seem to talk about Poseidon's little catch phrase like it's the actual over all message of Epic, when Mutiny kind of shows that it very likely isn't.

Also, another reason why Poseidon is wrong, is that while you can argue about whether Odysseus was actually being merciful to Polyphemus to begin with, Odysseus's real mistake during the Cyclops Saga was telling him his real name, just like in the original Odyssey.

[kimlion1313]

Sunbeams

Turtle Trail Beach, FL - Jan 24