#paladins champ
Explore tagged Tumblr posts
Photo
so that barbie poster generator huh
#vora#vii#paladins#pcotr#paladins champions of the realm#umm unrelated but maybe one day ill do more transparent champ compilations 🫡
44 notes
·
View notes
Text
Now that I've reached the midpoint of my AM Maddening Worst Classes Run, I'd like to show off some of the team and let you know where they are at now.
First off we have Sniper Annette, who Hunter Volley'd her way through the map like her and Mercie's lives depended on it. (They did.)
Fortress Knight Mercedes who tanked for her bestie like a champ and protected her from harm!!
Warlock Ashe, graduate of the Fhirdiad School of Magic lending his healing support and door-opening expertise.
War Cleric Ingrid, who can punch through walls like its no one's business. (And also lend some much needed healing help)
Assassylvain, who for some reason wore clunky armor for this delicate operation.
And last but not least, SIR Felix, Paladin and Knight Commander of the Royal Guard of Faerghus and worthy successor of his dear old dad. He wears his title well.
Dimitri and Gilbert are there too, I just had to stick them in a bush somewhere for safety purposes.
#fe3h#fire emblem three houses#blue lions#azure moon#annette fantine dominic#sylvain jose gautier#mercedes von martritz#felix hugo fraldarius#ashe ubert#ingrid brandl galatea#cherry goes mad
85 notes
·
View notes
Text
Imma be real with everyone
I've now been playing LOL for five months
And i don't understand why people get so upset and angry while playing it
I mean, maybe it's just me, being a filthy casual who doesn't emotionally invest herself much in games, but to me it just seems like a fun little thing to play once or twice a week and just have a bit of fun testing a new strategy or trying to do some funky skill expression once in a while
The friend who teached me it gave me a good start to understand what the fuck was going on, since it is mechanically an awful experience if you have no idea of how it work, so maybe that's it, idk, maybe i was lucky to have someone teach me
I did notice that he got incredibly angry from time to time while we were playing it, but to be honest even when he did i didn't really understand why
The only time i got stressed by playing was because i was already having an awful day, and i would have gotten angry even if i played better games
I mean, it's still not a fantastic game, i still play it mostly to hang out with my fren, but I really don't understand why people get so frustrated.
But also i main Mordekaiser, the filthy casual noob champ, and play only once or twice a week
If i played it like i used to play paladins or TF2 maybe I'd get it
But it doesn't even attract me to play it like that
I'm incredibly confused
I even played it daily for a few weeks this summer when my friend was in Rome, so i have experienced the three to five games a day experience. It sucks, because they take a long time and you can't go piss while the game is running or you lose, but even when we lost all the time i didn't feel like there was any emotion in me outside of maybe being kinda happy that i killed a strong enemy
Maybe I'm just a positive-pilled t-girly non-true-gamer commie-beta who will never have epic sex on the diamond league bed sheets or whatever
Idk
2 notes
·
View notes
Note
Top 5 Wow Classes, Top 5 Leauge Champs and Top 5 ESO Dungeons 🎤
Top 5 WoW Classes
Death Knight (I only have 3 of these, but most fun to play)
Druid (I have like 6 Druids)
Shaman (Shazi is a Shaman which is all that matters)
Demon Hunter (most fun to play anime edition)
Paladin (Like Death Knight but actually does damage and is a jock)
Top 5 League Champs (as if you don't know my mains)
Aatrox
Kayn (package deal with Rhaast)
Shen
Mordekaiser
Akali (Lore pick, because I don't know how to play her)
Top 5 ESO dungeons
Depths of Malatar - x 5 times
Okay, okay
Depths of Malatar (5 times)
Banished Cells I (only cause of dad Cirion mass quoting but that goes for all base game dungeons tbh, they are all so charming, liking base game dungeons is like liking WoW, the charm in the cheesy and crusty)
Unhallowed Grave (Fennorian/Shelaria was my Roman Empire)
Fang Lair (Stockholm Syndrome)
Stone Garden (When you see how badly WoW executed the crazy scientist trope, you learn to appreciate Arkasis a lot for how great he was as a character)
5 notes
·
View notes
Text
i’m doing it i’m doing it DND CLASSES FOR THE WARRIOR NUNS
you will laugh initially but LISTEN - Mother Superion is a bard. she’s a battlefield control champ with a bit of healing (a BIT) and before you think ‘she would not fucking etc. etc.’ consider this - she’s a College of Whispers bard. it is creepy as fuck. she gets in ur head, she deals psychic damage. she’s out here main casting confusion, hold person, mass suggestion, geas. dissonant whispers to give you a nosebleed with a goddamn look. a bard is about swag in any colour scheme and MS is out there wearing black and making you haemorrhage without touching you.
real quick on yas and michael. LOOK i want to make yas a cleric or a druid but i am loathe to give her a high wisdom score. my girl has no sense of direction. so i’m going to make her a wizard purely because it happens every campaign. your wizard has no spells your wizard is trapped in a small room with a melee fighter your wizard is FUCKED. your wizard somehow beats the fucking shit out of that dude and walks out with three missing teeth and a shit-eating grin. this is the yas arc. so, wizard. BIG on utility. i could even see her as an artificer honestly like a bit of artillerist or she could have a metal wolf i wouldn’t stop her. michael is a barbarian but he’s the totem of the bear so when he rages he takes half damage from everything except psychic damage. champ.
cam is a rogue. she’s rogue-coded. she’s a little guy with a hand crossbow. assassin OR perhaps actually a bit of arcane trickster. message, mage hand, a bit of prestidigitation but she’s read the RAW (rules-as-written) and she is exploiting the fuck out of that cantrip. she is dealing 8d6 sneak attack damage and using a feat to shoot again with her bonus action. or you’ve been sneak attack damaged x2 because surprise and so you are dead and she’s bonus action hiding w her sneak ability modifier of +14.
don’t argue lilith is a hexblade warlock. what the fuck else? she’s your archetypical Gish rocking a longsword and fuck it i’m just going to give her magic initiate or something so she can have the primal savagery cantrip for the claws and the teeth. she’s pact of the blade. i can and will have her be a paladin base and multi class into warlock to make an overpowered mess of a stat block but she’s maining charisma and she got constitution to the roof tiles. her eldritch invocations are devil’s sight, agonizing blast, armour of shadows. Eventually I wanna say master of myriad forms just because alter self straight-up slaps and I want lilith to do whatever she wants (god forbid women)
shannon is a paladin. classic paladin exactly like the one my mom always insists on playing and she too forgets she has any spells except hunter’s mark and smites but she’s the only reason the party is alive her AC is 19 from the get-go her fighting style is defence +1 ac and she’s got the sentinel feat. sword and shield or shield and morningstar. poured all her point-buy into strength and con but acts like she’s got an intelligence score of 25 at the table. genuinely the most likely to make the dm tear their hair out bc she wants to talk to every NPC and she’ll fully encourage everyone else to do the stupidest shit
mary has me conflicted. on the one hand she’s an obvious pick for artificer but i dislike that class & mary is too precious to me SO instead let’s give her that sexy sexy gunslinger fighter subclass. yeah she made you homebrew guns into your setting no she isn’t sorry about it. took close-range fighting style so she can be ANYWHERE on the battlefield and hand people their asses. she can snipe but she has a tendency to rush into rooms, immediately trigger all the traps, and then laugh her ass off while climbing out of the pit of spikes like that painting of the naked woman coming out of the well. sometimes the traps set her on fire and she refuses to use her action to put it out. she WILL sacrifice her action bonus action movement argue w/ the DM over what counts as a free action if ANYBODY gets dropped to 0 and is making death saves. fully does not care who has healing word she will book it to her fallen comrades, action surge the shit out of her turn because ‘in this life!!!’
now. ava is obviously i don’t take criticism she is Obviously a wild magic sorcerer. my girl is out here using tides of chaos to get advantage on stupid fucking rolls like she’ll use it to win drinking games or to charm the lock into opening or to tie a guard’s bootlaces together and then in the middle of a fight she’ll roll a 7 or 8 on a d100 and cast fireball centred on herself. sometimes she breaks the fourth wall and the spotify playlist of ‘dnd fight music’ will play out of nowhere and the party is just so used to it they don’t even bother to prod at the fraying fabric of the universe. ava wants all the fire spells she’s got fire bolt she’s got shocking grasp she definitely has minor illusion AND mage hand doesn’t care if there are better utility cantrips (aside from prestidigitation not really anyway mage hand is aha your too sexy!!). she will not multi class she wants those high levels spells we’re talking dimension door, fireball, FUCKING FLY (she twin spells fly on her and bea and most days will waste all her 3rd and 4th level spell slots on 10 minutes of what she calls ‘we stay silly time’). but also she had a surprisingly high int score so she learns how to ritual cast and learns alarm and conjure steed and a bunch of good utility spells and it makes bea So Proud. just wait until she learns Animate Objects and can fuck up enemies beauty and the beast style. ava as sorcerer is bespoke. send tweet.
bea. i’m so emotional. i want to make her a blade singer wizard so bad. BUT i think her int modifier better serves rogue. along with dex she can have dual short swords she can use a longbow she can dagger dagger dagger (i’m giving her boots of haste because i love her). but i’m multi classing her with gloom stalker ranger. hands down the best ranger & thematically so so sexy. assassin rogue with three levels in gloom stalker. yes my soul wants to give bea magic but RESIST because she’s cool as she is she’s surrounded by magic users and YET she is still the MVP of any fight. she has dark vision she has sneak attack you bet ur ass she is meticulously planning how to get surprise in every encounter and she does. typical rogue sneaks ahead of the party and dispatches 7 enemies by herself. bonus action dash/ hide but also loves her team because sneak attack loves an ally within 5feet. guys she’s terrifying ava loves casting haste on her and watching her just go batshit. she’ll use uncanny dodge every damn turn if she had to she automatically halves the damage off ava’s self-combustion wild magic bullshit. ava can cast fireball right next to her and bea will succeed the FUCK out of that dex save and take no damage.
(these nuns are making me worse every day but there u go dnd classes for my babies)
#i'm fully right about everything but PLEASE argue with me genuinely i'm curious what ppl think#warrior nun#ava silva#sister beatrice#sister lilith#sister camila#mother superion#shotgun mary#shannon masters#dnd au
33 notes
·
View notes
Note
hellohellohello oh my gosh i came here from turmeric cookie post please tell be about them (also have you designed/planned the other two champions, and if so i would like to hear about them also)
hello there anon!!
The Crème and Parfaedian champs haven't been designed just yet but when they do, you won't be disappointed!
Turmeric Cookie is a gifted child from Scovillia. He was chosen to be the next Champion by Capsaicin Cookie's personal recommendation! Which was a high honor for him, seeing that Capsaicin is admired as not just a past student but also a God. Not even the fabled Fire Spirit Cookie could match his heat.
The championship tradition OFFICIALLY happens every year. It's mostly seniors that get picked for the challenge but there were rare occasions where juniors and sophomores got picked and competed as well.
Not much is known about Turmeric's upbringing. All that is known is that his parents were notorious warriors and his siblings all aspired to be like them, to the point where they'd go out for days, sometimes weeks just to get an achievement as big as their parents' own.
Turmeric is a junior student at Scovillia, special because well... he's not that spicy.
Though, he does demonstrate immense speed and agility, spectacular skill with fire themed weapons and interesting regenerative abilities.
Back at home, he was beating seniors in fights left, right and centre. Some even reported some of the stronger students couldn't even touch him.
Turmeric's only setback is his anger management issues. He's very easy to aggravate and he isn't very emotionally intelligent. If he gets too angry, he'll exert too much energy and eventually pass out from exhaustion. This was a habit he couldn't break... Or at least, one he's finding it hard to break.
Though at the end of the day, he's a very passionate kid, determined to win what those who came before him couldn't. He doesn't have many friends, outside of Capsaicin Cookie of course, though that's where the list starts and ends... But he doesn't seem to mind.
He has to go up against Acai Berry Cookie, an actor and magician in training from Parfaedia and Chouquette Cookie, a junior Paladin with twin swords.
#not much info today sorryyyyy hes still a wippppp#turmeric cookie#cookie run#crk#cookie run kingdom#cookie run oc
9 notes
·
View notes
Text
what a marvelous thing, to have a cleric on the team. someone whose entire role is to support and heal! in crit role their cleric was away most of the time and they were rawdogging it like champs. like they had a paladin (the rogue's secondary class), a druid, and a ranger who all had some healing spells, and then potions to supplement. I don't know HOW more of them didn't fucking die permanently
#I think all of them did die at some point. percy yeah. pike pre-stream. grog MAYBE? def vax several times. vex twice#at least. once in the vampires arc. and I remember that bc her dc kept going up for successful resurrections and made us all nervous#percy did that one time bc keyleth had such a beautiful scene calling to him 🥺 oh they loved each other#OH ntm the vex scene with him. knocked it out of the park#I don't THINK keyleth did? wait was that the goldfish leap event? lord 😭#wait I found a reddit post. she did die#damn grog died TWICE. vex three times...#anyway it ruled when they all had to say what the dead character meant to them to make the ritual work#great roleplay. loved it#d20 lb
1 note
·
View note
Photo
Some of my DnD OCs!!
Marple Fendybrush, halfling cleric, my very first dnd character! (no, playing cleric as my first character was NOT a good idea, thanks for asking!)
Pem, satyr bard - my one and only attempt to play a character with high charisma. never again
Kidu, entwined (homebrew) druid - angry boy, arsonist, no rizz whatsoever, honestly my absolute favorite
Dvesdon Bodivokeik, minotaur paladin - wholesome high school wrestling champ who found god and won’t shut up about it
11 notes
·
View notes
Text
Part 3, Chapter 2
The game ended with a score of 27 to 8. The Feathered Hill Paladins arose from the game victorious, to the cheers of both sides of the audience. The team made their way back to the locker rooms with heads held high, while the Silverbeak team walked back to theirs sulkily, none of them making eye contact with the other team.
It was back in the room as the equipment was being packed up that the Feathered Hill coach, a grizzly bear by the name of Bellows, rounded up his players and told them, “Alright! It’s no secret that Silverbeak wasn’t exactly playin’ well this game. In fact, one could say that they crapped a hole straight through the bed, panicked, and set their blankets on fire to cover it up!”
A chorus of chuckles came from the team, some more confused than others. Bellows waited for the laughter to die down before he added proudly, “But I want you know that even if they hadn’t blown the game, you still would have won. You played like you were on fire today, and don’t any of you forget it!”
As the team dispersed and continued packing up, Dewey heard from behind him, “I didn’t. I missed, like, every ball they threw at me.”
Dewey turned to face his friend, a short, scrawny duck called Simon, whose haircut seemed to be imitating Dewey’s. Dewey patted him on the back with a smile, telling him, “Nah, man. You did great. We won, didn’t we?”
“I guess.” Simon replied with an uncertain shrug. “Feels like they kinda made it easy, though.”
“Yeah, they did.” Dewey replied, throwing a bag full of baseballs over his shoulder. “But hey, just because the other team sucked doesn’t mean we didn’t do great.”
They walked over to where the rest of the gear was being piled, where he could see his friend Pete, a dark-feathered sparrow, packing up the protective gear into a bag. A tall duck named Ted stood behind him, leaning against one of the lockers with his hands in his pockets, his headfeathers swept back across his head.
“Yo.” Dewey greeted them, chucking the ball bag on the bench beside them.
“Hey, man.” Pete replied, looking up and shaking his head with a disbelieving chuckle. “What was that game, man?”
“I know, right?” Dewey exclaimed incredulously. “Like, seriously? Did they practice at all?”
“Yeah, we were just talkin’ about that.” Ted told him. “Like, they should have had time to practice, right? ‘Cause they’re the ones who wanted the rematch?”
“Yeah, and they kept asking it to be delayed.” Pete added.
“Exactly!” Dewey said. “Like, what were they doing this whole time if they weren’t training?”
“Maybe they were training, but they just had a bad coach.” Simon suggested.
“Oh, dude, the coach of this team is a psycho.” Ted said. “The way I heard it, the team’s best players quit in protest, ‘cause the coach was training them to death and wasn’t respecting them.”
“Right…” Dewey nodded. “And they were left with like, whoever they could get?”
“Seems that way.” Pete said, zipping up the bag. “Works for us, I guess, but I’ll be lying if I said I wasn’t disappointed.”
“Yeah, I kinda expected more of a challenge too.”
The other two players expressed their agreement. Simon, hesitantly, stepped up to the group and said, “Hey, look, I know I-”
“Ah, dah-dah.” Pete immediately interrupted him. “You played fine, man. Stop telling yourself otherwise.”
“But I missed every ball! Like, consecutively!”
“You focus too much on what you do wrong, man. You gotta focus on what you do right.” Ted said wisely. “Like, you pitched like a champ out there today! Focus on that!”
“I’d say.”
The four young ducks turned to look at who had spoken.
Leaning against the lockers was an older duck, about nineteen or twenty, whose musculature was beyond that of any other kid their age. He was tall, very fit, had short-cut brown headfeathers, and he wore a cool, confident smile. He was dressed in a blue denim jacket, a white shirt, and a pair of black shorts, all of which seemed to only just fit his physique.
“Haven’t seen pitching like that for a long while.” The duck continued, his voice deep, yet relaxed.
The four players just stared at him.
“Ah, right!” Coach Bellows approached, patting the newcomer on the back with a grin on his muzzle. “Boys, this here is Trent Bosman, our star player from a couple of years back. You’ve all heard of him, I’m sure. He just so happened to be watching the game, and he wanted to speak with you four.”
“Thanks for letting me back here, coach.” Trent told him. “Really appreciate it.”
“Think nothin’ of it, son. It’s the least I can do, with everythin’ you’ve been through.”
Trent turned back to the players, saying, “Yeah, so I’m sure you guys already have, like, celebration plans or something, so I don’t wanna take up too much time. Uh, I was just impressed with how well you guys played out there, and I was wondering if you wanted to hang out some time? Say, after school tomorrow, at the Brew and Chew? It’s this café at Wildwood.”
The four players looked between each other, slack-jawed and disbelieving.
“Uh… sure!” Dewey spoke up quickly, trying to save face.
“Yeah, that- that sounds cool.” Pete added.
“Super cool, yeah.” Ted agreed.
Simon nervously squeaked something incomprehensible.
“Awesome!” Trent declared, clapping his hands together. “I’ll see you tomorrow then. Great playing, my dudes!”
With that, he turned around and left, disappearing as suddenly as he appeared. Bellows left with him, giving the four youngsters a grin and a thumbs-up as he did.
Once they were alone, each of them turned to look at each other with beaks agape.
“…Holy shit.” Pete murmured.
“That was Trent Bosman!” Ted gasped. “I completely forgot that he was coming to the game!”
“I did too!” Simon said breathlessly. He turned to Dewey, asking, “I thought you said your brother wasn’t gonna do the thing with the pampering and the talking and-?”
“He- he didn’t!” Dewey spluttered in excitement. “He said no, I- I thought there was no way he’d-” He turned to his friends with an impossibly wide grin. “Oh my God, guys, Trent Bosman just asked us to hang out with him!”
“I genuinely have no idea how to react to this! I’m in shock!” Pete exclaimed, standing up with his hands on his head.
“Were we seriously playing that good?” Ted asked.
“Wait, so- so, are we friends with him now?” Simon stuttered.
“I have no idea!” Dewey cried ecstatically, running his hand through his headfeathers. “Oh man, I- we gotta tell everyone about this!”
“Ah! Wait!” Pete grabbed Dewey’s arm just as he was trying to leave. “Look- maybe we should keep this to ourselves for now.”
“But Trent Bosman just talked to us!” Dewey said insistently. “We’ll be the most popular guys in school!”
“Or, the most hated.” Ted rebutted. “A lotta people would break an arm just to hang out with Trent back when he was at school.”
“Yeah, I- I mean, we don’t want to make anyone jealous or angry.” Simon agreed nervously.
“…Good point.” Dewey conceded.
Pete let go of him, saying, “Yeah. Just keep it low, at least until after tomorrow.”
“Don’t tell anyone. Got it.” Dewey gave him a thumbs up, grinning. “Easy.”
---------------------------------------------
The family drove home from the game in separate cars, with Donald, Daisy and the girls going home in the jeep while Della and the boys were being driven home by Launchpad. As they drove, they couldn’t help but marvel at how much Launchpad had improved as a driver, for the limo only swerved off the road every once in a while, as opposed to swerving constantly.
Dewey sat in the front seat, excitedly gushing to Launchpad, “And we’re gonna meet up at a café in Wildwood, and we’re finally gonna meet him! I’ve got so many questions for him, like- is he gonna give me batting advice, how to touch up our game? I don’t even know what to say to him! We didn’t expect him to show up at all!”
“Yeah, that must have been pretty unexpected.” Launchpad said cheerfully as he drove. Looking down at his friend, he asked, “…Who is this guy again?”
“Oh, yeah, Trent Bosman.” Dewey eagerly explained. “He was like, the top player of the baseball team at school. Like, I joined the team because I saw him play back when I was a freshman, that’s how good at the game he was!”
“Wow. He sure sounds impressive!” Launchpad remarked. “He reminds me of younger me, even though I’ve never met him.”
Dewey gasped, his eyes lighting up. “You were a high school sports star too?”
“Yep! I was the star player of our batterball team back in the day.” Launchpad declared proudly. “That was the sport where one of us – usually me – stood in the middle of the school yard while all the other kids threw balls at me. I’m sure you’ve heard of it.”
Dewey stared at him uncertainly. “…Uh… yeeaaaah.”
In the back of the limo sat Della, Scrooge, Huey and Louie, the adults in the backmost seats and the kids sitting in the frontmost seats. Scrooge had his head buried in a newspaper, Huey and Della were both looking at the passing scenery as they drove, while Louie was looking down at his phone disinterestedly.
Della frowned as she looked out the window. “Wait… this isn’t the way we usually go…” She looked over at Huey and began to ask, “Can you check that Launchpad’s actually…?”
“No, it’s alright. He’s just dropping me off.” Louie explained. “I’ve got a… ‘appointment’ with someone.”
Della blinked. “Oh. Okay, uh… thing is, we were going to have a victory dinner for Dewey, so…”
“Yeah, and we were going to plan the next adventure, too.” Huey pointed out.
“Hey, you can do both without me. You don’t have to wait on my account.” Louie told them. “Besides, I won’t be long. I’ll be back at like, five or five-thirty.”
Della hesitated for a moment. She looked at Scrooge beside her, who simply gave her a grave nod.
“…Alright.” Della told him. “But be back no later than five. Got it?”
Louie gave her a thumbs-up, still looking down at his phone. “Got it.”
After a few more minutes, Launchpad pulled up to the side of the street, tires screeching as the limo came to an abrupt stop. Louie stepped out, bidding his family farewell, then watched them drive off. He stayed there until they were out of sight, and then began to walk towards the old park, marked by the cedar tree that loomed over it.
He arrived after a few minutes walking, pushing open the chain-link gate and making his way toward the park table. Chanda was already sitting there, glaring at him with a half-eaten protein bar in her hand. He gave her an unhappy glare of his own before sighing, putting hands in his pockets, and taking a seat on the side opposite her.
“How did you find out who my mother was?” She demanded the moment he sat down.
“The same way I figured out where I knew you from.” Louie explained. “See, while you don’t need to have a guardian present at Funso’s, which is one of the factors that made it awesome, they did need to know who to call if something went wrong. So, I had a look at their records, saw your mom’s name next to yours, and from there, it was an easy matter to match up her name in the phonebook.” He leant back with a smirk he knew she would find infuriating. “So, now I know your mom’s name. And her number. And where the two of you live.”
Chanda didn’t say anything, her eyes narrowed at him as she chewed on her protein bar.
“…How can you just ‘have a look’ at a company’s records?” She asked.
“With enough dirt, you can have a look at anything.” Louie replied casually. Then, he let his friendly façade drop, and he asked her, “Do you have the statue?”
Chanda shoved the rest of the bar in her beak, muttering, “I don’t have it on me, if that’s what you’re asking.”
“So where is it?”
“Somewhere safe.” Chanda replied cryptically. “Somewhere where it won’t get damaged or stolen.”
Louie snickered humourlessly. “And that’s all I’m getting, huh?”
“Yep.” Chanda shoved the wrapper in her jacket pocket.
Louie sighed, his smile dying. “…Alright…”
“Hey, if it upsets you that I’m holding onto it, maybe you shouldn’t have fucked up so badly.”
“How, exactly, was I meant to know that Glomgold wouldn’t show up?” Louie demanded angrily.
“Oh, yeah, that was the only thing wrong with your little plan.” Chanda said snidely. “Not the fact that his maid saw right through your ‘disguise’, or the fact that we were going into the house of one of your uncle’s biggest enemies!”
Louie actually burst out laughing at the last part. Seeing that she was starting to get angry, he forced himself to calm down, chuckling, “Okay, okay… a couple of things. First of all, Glomgold is far from my uncle’s greatest enemy. Secondly, we were never going to go into his house because he never lets anyone inside, which I already knew. And thirdly, his ‘maid’, or whatever she is to him, hates his guts. She would have just stood by and let us rip him off without saying a word.”
He pointed into the table heatedly as he told her, “My plan was perfect. Glomgold’s absence was the only thing, the only little thing that was wrong with it.”
Chanda didn’t look remotely impressed with his speech. Impassively, she asked him, “Has he come back?”
Louie leant back, folding his arms and looking away. “…No.” He admitted.
“Hm.” A slight smirk appeared on Chanda’s beak as she remarked, “Just a ‘little thing’, huh?”
Louie didn’t respond. He looked into the distance, lost in his own thoughts.
Last I saw him, he was runnin’ into the sewers declarin’ revenge against me again.
Should we be worried about that?
The man’s spent all his money and he’s lost his job… I don’t think we’ll be seein’ him for a while.
“Hey.”
Louie blinked, looking back at Chanda. “Hm?”
“I said, what’s the plan now?” Chanda asked him. “I told you before, I can’t wait any longer for Glomgold to show up. I need to buy that medication soon. So, what’s the plan?”
She watching him expectantly, and Louie found himself hesitating. He wanted to wait a little long for Glomgold, simply because he knew how easy it was to rip him off. If he could sell a desk toy to him for five-hundred dollars, there was no telling what he could get for a forty-thousand-dollar artifact.
He looked at Chanda, waiting impatiently for his response.
“…Okay.” He muttered reluctantly. “Let’s brainstorm, then. This is an expensive item. Ideally, the person we want to sell it to is both absurdly rich and obliviously stupid, so we can get as much money from this thing as possible. Aside from Glomgold, who else in Duckburg fits that bill?”
Chanda seemed to think about it for a moment, tapping the table in thought. “…Mark Beaks?” She suggested with a shrug. “He’s loaded, right?”
“He was before Waddle imploded.” Louie said wryly. “I think he does tech work for his mom’s website now, and while she’s loaded, she’s also dealt with me before, so… that’s not happening.”
“Well, then, I don’t know. I don’t know many rich people.” Chanda told him.
“Yeah, thought not.” Louie sighed, rubbing his eyes. “This is why I want to wait for Glomgold. Every other rich guy in Duckburg deals with people like me on a near-daily basis. But Glomgold, despite everything that has happened to him, can and will fall for anything. If we just wait a little bit longer-”
“Which I can’t afford.” Chanda interrupted.
“-then we could get up to twice what that statue is worth!” Louie continued, ignoring her. “I’m talking eighty-thousand dollars! Nobody else in Duckburg can be ripped off like that!”
“…Okay.” Chanda said, looking at him with a strange, almost inquiring expression. “What if we didn’t rip them off?”
Louie stared at her.
“What if we didn’t try to scam someone?” She suggested. “What if we just… sold it?”
“I don’t follow.” Louie replied flatly.
“Look, there are people other than millionaires who’d want to buy this thing, right? Like, an antiques collector or something? What if we just sold it to one of them?”
Louie shook his head. “No, a collector will know exactly how much that thing will be worth. There’ll be no room for haggling, no-”
“So what?” Chanda demanded. “That’s still forty grand! That’s a lot of money!”
“Yeah, except you’re not getting forty K, remember?” Louie reminded her, leaning forward as he talked. “You’re getting ten percent. That’s four thousand for you. Would you really be satisfied with four thousand dollars when there’s the opportunity to make up to twice as much?”
“Yes.” Chanda replied, without an ounce of hesitation.
“…Someone’s ambitious.” Louie muttered caustically, sitting back with his hands in his pockets.
“It’s not about ‘ambition’, dickhead.” Chanda snarled at him. “If my mother doesn’t have the money by next week, she has to go the whole month without that medication. Any money is good money.”
Louie didn’t respond, biting his beak anxiously. He didn’t like the idea of settling for less. He never had. He wanted to get as much money as he could from this thing. But Chanda was effectively the one running the show now. And as much as he hated not being in control of his own plan, he couldn’t risk her doing anything impulsive, throwing away any money he could make.
There was also the matter of what this olanzapine stuff was used to treat…
He sighed reluctantly, standing up from his seat. “…I’ll see what I can do.” He told her.
Chanda remained seated, folding her arms and watching him with a heated expression. “Tell me when you’ve found someone.”
Louie left without replying, heading for the nearest bus stop with his hands in his pockets.
---------------------------------------------
Once the family had arrived home, Scrooge immediately went upstairs to his office, leaving the boys as they went into the living room, and Della as she went with Launchpad towards the Sunchaser’s hangar. He’d developed a headache over the course of the game, the noise of the crowd getting to him, and he needed to take care of it before getting into the next leg of the evening.
As he made his way up the stairs, he was stopped by Bentina, looking at him with her usual expression of strict neutrality. “Ah, Beakley!” Scrooge greeted her. “Everythin’ calm on the home front?”
“For the most part.” Beakley replied evenly, pulling out a notepad. “You missed about half a dozen calls asking you to appear on some radio shows, discussing the ‘terrorist attack’ in Paris.”
“Decline all of them!” Scrooge told her decisively, marching through the halls of the manor. “I’m not speakin’ to any of those self-servin’ scandalmongers until the situation dies down. Have you heard Duckburg Radio’s piece on me? And that interview with Hogswilde?”
“I have.”
“Scandalous, isn’t it? I swear, modern journalism is killin’ itself, takin’ every tragedy and bout of ill fortune, and tryin’ to twist it into a story… And that nonsense about the attack ‘bankruptin’ the Parisians, when I’m the one helpin’ them rebuild! Oh, and don’t even get me started on the Board’s response to all this!”
They had reached his office now, the elderly billionaire opening the door and stepping inside. Beakley followed him, saying, “Yes, I’ve had some phone calls from them as well. And as much as I would like to move on from the Paris situation as well, I do want to talk about it. Specifically, about the part you’ve been avoiding all week.”
Scrooge froze for a split second as he reached his desk.
He heard the crack of a gunshot, fired from his cane.
Finally showin’ yer true colours, eh, McDuck?
“…Hm? And what would that be?” He asked her calmly, walking around to his chair.
“Webby.” Bentina said simply.
“…Webby?” Scrooge frowned, hiding his brief surge of relief. “Well, sure, I haven’t spoken to her much, but the lass is stricken with heartbreak! Best to keep my distance, rather than-”
“This isn’t about that, and you know it.” Bentina interrupted him impatiently. “This is about what you said at the hotel.”
“Oh, come on. That?” Scrooge scoffed, saying evasively, “I told you, it was far easier to explain to the bellhop that she-”
“Scrooge.”
Her tone shut him up instantly. She walked up and leant over the desk, saying in a low voice, “Webby has been calling you her father for five years. At no point have you told her ‘no’, at no point have you suggested that you do not feel the same. So, tell me honestly…”
Bentina leant forward even further, her eyes narrowed. “Do you, or do you not, think of Webby as your daughter?” She asked him quietly.
Scrooge looked down at his desk, struggling for words. He opened his beak a couple of times, but no explanation or comeback offered itself. He looked over Bentina’s shoulder towards the door, seeing that the two of them were alone.
“…What am I supposed to do?” Scrooge demanded in a whisper. “Tell her to stop? Break her heart?”
“That is exactly what you should have done at the very start!” Bentina hissed furiously. “It would have been kinder than leading her on like this!”
“I am not leading her on!” Scrooge argued. “I’m just… tryin’ to be delicate, that’s all.”
“…Delicate.” Bentina repeated, unimpressed.
Scrooge sighed, explaining to her, “Look… I’ll admit, when she first called me… ‘dad’…” He hesitated at the word, like he was confused by it. “…It had already been a long day, for both of us. The last thing she needed in that moment was more emotional turmoil, so… I didn’t say anything. I hoped that she’d come to her senses or grow out of it, but when I realised that wasn’t goin’ to happen, I…” He winced, scratching the back of his head. “…Well, there was never a right time to tell her.”
“And there never will be.” Bentina pointed out.
“Exactly! So, why cause pointless angst and unhappiness by stoppin’ her?” Scrooge shrugged, offering a weak smile. “She’s happy, isn’t she? Let’s let her be happy.”
Bentina simply looked at him, her gaze critical and her voice harsh. “So, your ‘plan’ is to lie to her about how she fits into the family and rely on the fact that she trusts you to avoid telling her the truth. Because that worked so well when I tried it.”
“Oh, come on. This is nothin’ like the wool you tried to pull over her eyes.” Scrooge growled defensively. “Besides, when you think about it, nothin’s really changed about her relationship with me. I don’t treat her any differently, and neither does she. The only thin’ that’s changed is what she calls me. That’s all.”
Bentina’s expression didn’t shift. Her gaze didn’t waver, and her intensity didn’t fade. Scrooge didn’t back down, keeping his stance and glaring straight back at her.
“…I won’t give you any sympathy when this backfires on you.” She told him, standing up and turning out of the room.
Scrooge watched her leave, only reaching up to massage his temple once he was sure she was gone. Grimacing, he opened his drawer and pulled out his pill bottle, Dr Gutefeder’s warning printed across its exterior. He downed one of the pills and swallowed, letting out a breath of reprieve as he felt the headache fade.
#ducktales#ducktales 2017#dt17#dewey#dewey duck#dt17 dewey#huey#huey duck#dt17 huey#louie#louie duck#dt17 louie#della duck#scrooge mcduck#dt17 scrooge#mrs beakley#fanfiction#aftermath#ducktales aftermath
10 notes
·
View notes
Text
Notes for this next Paladins update because it looks really interesting and the patch notes are missing a ton of stuff that was shown off in the update show;
Sands Of Myth II Event Pass; 30 Levels, the skins in this pass belong to Lillith and Makoa
Might I add these are Makoa’s first skins in several years and they look fantastic, good for him. It’s also Lillith’s first time getting skins in an event pass
One of the pass’ rewards is a cat mount, devs mentioned there’s a second direct purchase mount release this update but it wasn’t shown off
Kinessa is getting a red & green recolor of her dunestrider skin called sandstrider
Tyra is getting two really cute summer skins, one yellow and one a red recolor (these and the Kinessa recolor are assumedly direct purchase but it wasn’t confirmed in the show)
New champ Omen is a dps and looks absolutely broken, devs said that his ult is strong enough to practically instakill more squishy champs such as flanks
Nearly all champs are getting their lore passages tweaked to keep up with current lore (I think the stated number was 50, I’ll have to keep track of specific adjustments when the event drops)
A significant number of balance changes, including minor Betty & Lex nerfs and significant Io & Vora buffs
Dredge’s bombs no longer damage himself
Terminus’ movement speed has been increased
Anniversary event will no longer be active after Midnight Masquerade but any earned tokens can still be used
This event looks great, definitely gonna save up crystals to get this pass
2 notes
·
View notes
Text
Petit mots du 11 novembre 2023
J’aimerais dire STOP.
Arrêtons TOUT.
Vous savez, comme pendant le confinement mondial.
J’aimerais que l’on s’arrête tous et que l’on réfléchisse à l’absurdité ambiante..
Nous sommes tous la même personne, avec des paramètres différents, c’est tout.
Nous vivons dans un être unique et sans pareil.
Un être qui a su développer tellement de différences, des différences qui en font sa force.
La vie c’est développée ici et à créé son champ des possibles, et, c’est tellement beau.
Chacun y crée son propre courant de pensée et quel magnifique chaos.
Mais là le Chaos il n’est pas très beau et il fait même un peu peur.
Nous avons tous les yeux assés ouverts aujourd’hui, pour voir le problème qui est, somme toute assez simple.
Sans verser dans les théories complotistes, il est clair que tous nos gouvernements sont corrompus.
Nous vivons dans un système conçu pour faire de nous des esclaves à la solde d’une poignée d’ « élus » vivant hors de notre réalité.
C’est global, mondial et cela fait un moment que cela dure.
Et la pour moi ça coince, ce n’est pas viable et la souffrance est devenue insupportable.
Donc nous allons arrêter tout ca, ensemble, pour nos frères et sœurs, qu’ils soient humains, cochons, fourmis, la vie quoi.
Moi je vais vous dire comment je la vois la vie, le fruit de mes quarante-trois années d’existence :
Petit jouet cassé, j’ai toujours cherché à combler les vides.
L’école ne m’a pas appris grand-chose, par contre cette petite boite à image oui. J’y ai forgé mes valeurs grâce à Albator, Cobra et tant d’autres ; j’y ai forgé un esprit critique en regardant les Guignols de l’info ; les reportages en tout genre m’ont fait découvrir ce monde, ses richesse et m’ont nourri de savoir.
Puis est venu le temps béni des torrent, du peer to peer, enfin un accès illimité et gratuit à la culture sous toutes ses formes, c’était magique.
Entre temps j’étais devenu artiste, de mes mains je me suis mis à modeler, à créer.
Autodidacte, je me suis aussi intéressé à la sorcellerie et aux mondes cachés.
J’ai créé ma magie et j’ai continué d’avancer dans ce monde que je ne comprenais pas.
J’ai ouvert bien des portes et il en reste tellement.
A un moment, à mes trente et un an, quand pour la première fois j’ai utilisé mon cœur pour parler, ça à débloqué un truc en moi, et je me suis retrouvé avec toute une civilisation dans la tête et une mission : la mettre en place.
C’était très détaillé, un projet de construction de pays sur les mers, UTOPIA.
Le principe était de récupérer tous les déchets générés par les humains et surtout le plastique, et à l’aide d’imprimante 3D gigantesque, de s’en servir pour comme matériaux de construction pour les bases de cette grande évolution.
C’était très détaillé, structure en nid d’abeilles, les iles, les graines de vie auraient été développées par des enfants comme dans LEGO World, elles étaient évolutives et s’adaptaient aux évolutions de l’espèce, pour pouvoir un jour essaimer vers les étoiles et avant tout protéger la vie en cas de catastrophe.
J’avais 3 hommes à contacter, Thierry Hermann, Philipe Starck et Mohammed VI.
Mais j’étais un gamin en construction, je n’avais que quelques dessins et sculptures.
J’ai quand même tenté de fois de rencontrer Monsieur Hermann, à la demeure du Chaos, mais je n’ai pas réussi à le rencontrer et les deux autres, trop inaccessibles.
J’ai donc décidé de continuer à grandir, à passer des portes et j’ai gardé cette utopie dans un coin de ma tête.
Puis j’ai rencontré Tècle, une amie très chère à mon cœur, j’ai appris tellement à son contact.
En l’observant, j’ai vue cet autre monde, celui que l’on ne voit pas avec les yeux et j’ai fini de me construire, je me considère enfin adulte.
Aujourd’hui je suis tellement de choses ; un paladin, une sorcière, un roi, un insecte, une poussière, mais avant tout je suis de l’eau, je fais partis de son cycle et de ses nombreux états, et aujourd’hui je suis en colère.
Pourtant la colère, bien qu’étant légitime, est une émotion nocive qui fait perdre tout discernement.
Je suis triste aussi, pour tout ce que l’on détruit.
J’ai même douté quelques fois, douté de nous, de notre place ici-bas.
Toutefois je n’ai plus peur, j’ai appris à vivre au temps présent et à avoir confiance.
Ce qui me sauve au fond c’est la joie, l’amour et l’espoir. Cela je le trouve dans le cœur des enfants, peut importe leurs âges..
Ce sont eux mon moteur, c’est pour eux que je crée, pour les émerveiller, les faire rêver et qu’ils ce questionne.
C’est aussi pour eux que cette utopie me tiens à cœur, pour leurs donné une chance de faire autrement.
Moi, même si j’espère encore vivre pleins d’aventures, ma vie est déjà faite et j’ai peux d’espoir d’aller explorer les étoiles, enfin qui sait…
Merci de m’avoir écouté, je me sent plus léger.
Jean-Baptiste Carrasco / Raphaël De Carcosa
0 notes
Text
My DnD/bg3 ocs
Grandpa tav (bg3): assassin dwarf. Old as balls. Fucks like a champ.
Quinn (DnD): throwback dhampir born to a druid couple. They're still trying to figure out where the vampire in their blood came from. Half Wood elf.
K'lin (DnD): drider. Pissed of lolth. His own parents dobbed him in for having arachnophobia and hating the underground. Went mad after. Now has little spider minions, mistakes his racing heart for love.
Anon (bg3): durge. Half orc paladin of vengeance. Wonders why people get scared of him but is constantly doing intimidation rolls.
0 notes
Text
Ok I just finished my 3rd run of bg3 and I think I'm done for a while atleast. I've been playing it like it's my full time job for like 2-3 weeks now forsaking all human contact pretty much and I think at this point I've squeezed as much content as I can be bothered for.
First run as what I'd say was normal for me, I played as a barbarian first and then swapped to wizard when I recruited karlach (which didnt happen until almost act 2 because I just kinda ignored wylls quest and honestly didnt realise I was missing a companion lol. Finished the game with my lesbian harem of karlach laezel and shadowheart
2nd run I went for a paladin build. This time I decided I was gonna be 100% good (as opposed to like 70% good) and so I took oath of the ancients. Managed to keep it for most of the run too but had to google some stuff and pay off the oathbreaker knight once. This time I also had laezel but I tried to include astarion more since people on tumblr keep frothing over him but he was still kinda meh for me until I looked up how to use rogues in combat. Unfortunately he still didn't like anything I did but atleast I found lockpicking a lot easier with his insane proficiencies.
3rd run I finally played durge and did the "resist" playthrough. This was def where my interest really started to fade because while durge adds a lot it's not like it's a whole new game or anything. The extra content was fun but a lot of times throughout this playthrough outside of the durge specific parts I felt like I was kinda doing chores. Like I'd sit down and be like ugh ok let's do this and this and this and I was kinda just numb to most of it. I think that helped in a way to make the more durge like decisions and being evil overall even tho I played a resist playthrough where I was basically as "good" as possible.
I have an idea for a 4th run where I go basically solo or with some hirelings ig and just go full dark urge. And ofc theres the companions stories themselves like playing as the characters. But I think I've kinda gotten so much out of this game that outside of the solo full durge run theres not gonna be a lot more content left. Main issue with replayability imo is the quality of life which makes the game absolutely miserable sometimes.
But yea now I'm hitting like the serious post game depression and I really want to find some other game to completely dedicate my life to but that's probably unhealthy lol
I think the best thing that came out of my bg3 experience was the complete lack of league of legends in the time I was playing it. Before bg3, even if I was playing other games I kinda came and went and played some league here and there in the middle of those games and in between games. This is honestly probably the longest I've ever gone without playing league since I started in 2018. And the thing that is stopping me from going back now is the fact that I had to get used to wasd controls for the camera in bg3 and I was absolutely dogshit at them and I still am now. But I tried playing an aram recently and tried to accidentally move my camera using wasd and kept automatically alt left clicking the bodies of the enemy champs as if they were gonna drop loot lmao. So yea I've lost a lot of my mechanics at league and honestly that's probably for the best for now.
Still kinda want an obsession to sink into but I'll resist the urge for now. I want to play titanfall 2 and armored core both so that's gonna be a bit of time. And uni stuff is probably gonna start soon and take up a bunch of my time so that's gonna be interesting for a bit. I'm somewhat trapped between doing the easy thing which is to become obsessed with something new and doing the hard thing which I want to do: aka live an normal and balanced life. Tough stuff.
0 notes
Text
Comment Léonard devint sis en son fief de la Comté Auréate
Comment Léonard devint sis en la Comté Auréate
Ô, vous qui de l’Humanité semez les champs humbles et fertiles ! Ô aimables paysans, artisans, forgerons, gens de bien et gens de paix. Vous qui jamais ne trempâtes l’orteil le plus petit dans les eaux de l’Impossible, vous qui accrochez aux portes de vos enfants le Onze de fer chaque soir, vous, Ô nous ! Pauvres êtres d’Humanité, qui vivons et mourons sur notre belle terre. Oyez ! Ecoutez-moi vous conter les terres de Féérie, les terreurs et les erreurs !
Taisez-vous : le barde rouge parle ! Vos esprits sont à moi et vos cœurs sont à la main de Charité, qui bat sur son tambour.
Voici le Conte des Comtes ; voici Léonard l’Auréat, celui que nous perdîmes, celui qu’ils ne gagnèrent pas. Voici l’histoire du comte prisonnier de ses gens cruels, car en Féérie l’eau coule d’aval en amont et les chats aboient.
En la Comté Auréate, il y a des champs d’or, des rivières d’or et un château d’or. Et au fin fond du château d’or, il y a des chaînes de fer sur une armure d’or, toujours debout, et dans cette armure il bat un cœur encore.
Et le nom du maître de ce cœur est Léonard.
Il fut nôtre, fervent, ardent serviteur du Onzième Dieu ! Fervent, noble porteur d’épée de notre Infante chérie, dont il portait le visage comme l’un de ses paladins. Les chevaliers d’argent de la tour d’argent de l’enfant d’argent, tout était argent et beauté. Ô gens de bien qui n’avez jamais vu de chevalier d’argent ! Léonard, sous le masque de l’Infante en pleurs, était le plus beau et le plus gai des hommes, et sa peau était d’or et ses cheveux étaient d’or, et ses yeux étaient d’or. Mais humblement, sous l’argent, il errait en l’Humanité, rectifiant çà et là les maux, et chassant les fées qui avaient passé l’Impossible. C’est une vie solitaire que celle de l’ordre gris, tout comme solitaire est la vie de mon ordre rouge. Mais tant était-il aimé, tant était-il beau, que Léonard trouvait un amour dans chaque village qu’il traversait. Que ne s’arrachait-on ses beaux cheveux d’or, comme des faveurs ! Que ne faisait-on pour percevoir, sous le masque d’argent, ses beaux yeux d’or !
Il commença à se murmurer que Léonard était un nouveau messie, que l’âge de la libération était venu pour l’Humanité et que l’Infante cèderait son fardeau à un nouveau prophète, qu’une douzième ère s’ouvrait. Douze ! Douze ! Pouvez-vous l’imaginer ?
Si bel était l’homme d’or qu’il générait ces rumeurs, oui. Et vous l’auriez aimé, vous aussi ! Léonard pourtant ne faisait rien pour encourager ces rumeurs, si ce n’est donner, çà et là, ses beaux cheveux d’or à ceux qui plaisaient autant à son regard qu’il plaisait aux leurs.
Et puis d’autres rumeurs, moins douces et moins blasphématoires, finirent par courir à son sujet. Qu’il marchait la voie des fées, qu’il était changelin, et que cela expliquait sa beauté d’or. Qu’il abusait de l’amour des villageois pour ses beaux cheveux d’or et ses beaux yeux d’or. Qu’il fusse pas assez ou trop humain pour être chevalier gris, cela commença à ne plus faire l’ombre d’un doute auprès de ses pairs. Peut-être avaient-ils raison ? Peut-être étaient-ils jaloux ? Les ordres parlèrent alors.
Les moines bruns dirent : dans les villages, il sème les cœurs brisés autant que ses cheveux que l’on dit enchantés ! C’est une fée !
Le barde rose dit : « C’est vrai, j’ai ramassé tous ces cœurs brisés. »
Le barde rouge dit : .. A vous de deviner, car las ! je m’omets !
Le barde orange dit : « Il est un beau soleil que je vois briller ! »
Le barde jaune dit : « Qu’il me rende donc mes couleurs usurpées ! »
Le barde vert dit : « Gare ! Moi, je vois son futur tourmenté. »
Le barde bleu : « Et son présent est plein d’enfants oubliés. »
Le barde violet dit : « Pourtant, dans son passé sont maintes bontés. »
Les prêtres noirs renchérirent : « Mais ces rumeurs blasphématoires ! Le Onzième Dieu n’a qu’une prophétesse ! »
Les chevaliers gris dirent : « Voyez cet homme d’or, qui de l’anonymat de notre armure fait une vaste plaisanterie ! Les peuples l’aiment et nous nous aiment point autant. »
Et l’Infante, comme toujours, se tut et pleura.
Il fut décidé par la grâce des onze couleurs que Léonard serait jeté bas et châtié. Oh, pauvre Léonard ! Qu’il pleura alors derrière son masque pleureur ! Qu’il se lamenta lorsqu’on le lui arracha ! Qu’il jura qu’il n’avait jamais brisé le moindre serment !
Devant toute l’assemblée, il renouvela ses vœux et jura solennellement qu’il n’avait jamais cherché à mal, qu’il n’avait fait qu’aimer et, peut-être, se montrer un peu fier, mais qu’il n’avait jamais désiré briser le moindre cœur, ni prendre la tête de la moindre secte. Qu’il était content de n’être qu’un chevalier errant et d’obéir à sa bravoure.
A ce moment, le vent fée passa soulever les tentures du tribunal et il y eut mille rayons de soleil qui vinrent frapper sa chevelure, sa peau et ses yeux d’or, et pendant un bref instant de grâce, ceux qui l’avaient haï oublièrent qu’ils le haïssaient. Ils virent rouler sur ses joues d’or les larmes d’or et sa peine et sa bonté d’or furent les leurs. Mais cela, comme un coup de vent, passa, et les tentures retombèrent, et le brouhaha étouffa son serment sincère. Tristement, Léonard réalisa que sa parole ne valait rien.
Une fois sa culpabilité votée, son sort fut décidé par les noirs et exécuté par les gris. Comme il ne s’agissait pas d’un criminel que l’on pouvait prouver, ne furent retenus que les chefs de blasphème et de corruption féérique. Il fut déterminé que le charme qu’il créait sur les autres devait être purifié, également, mais que la mort n’était point méritée dans la mesure où il n’était point possible de prouver qu’il ait, de son propre chef, cherché à nuire en allant de part l’Humanité de manière aussi dorée.
Les enfants sont-ils couchés, Ô gens d’Humanité ? Parfait ! Je puis vous raconter comme les noirs sont impitoyables d’invention et les gris d’efficacité. Ils rasèrent sa chevelure d’or, crevèrent ses yeux d’or, et quant à sa peau d’or, ils l’arrachèrent par petits morceaux brillants. Tout cela, sans le tuer.
Puis, sa terrible beauté enfin neutralisée, ils le relâchèrent aux abords de l’Impossible, espérant qu’il s’y noie ou qu’il échoue en Féérie.
Pauvre Léonard tituba çà et là ! Que faire sans ses yeux ? Pleurer, songea-t-il, avant de se souvenir : pour cela aussi il faut des yeux ! Alors il s’assit au bord de l’eau et laissa tremper ses pauvres jambes dans l’eau pour apaiser la douleur.
L’Impossible n’a qu’une rive, ce qui en fait, comme j’espère n’avoir point à vous l’apprendre, la meilleure des défenses contre la Féérie. Ce n’est cependant pas une barrière infranchissable, car comme je vous l’ai dit, les fées fonctionnent à rebours du monde.
L’eau était douce et fraîche pour Léonard. Nul reflet ne lui dirait plus à quoi il pouvait ressembler, et nul ne l’aimerait plus, mais il trouva du répit dans la beauté de l’automne – celle qui se devinait à l’oreille.
C’était la beauté des vaguelettes contre ses jambes, celle du chant des derniers grillons, du souffle doux du vent qui charriait des poussières de toute l’Humanité, du battement de la gorge d’un crapaud au fond de la boue, de la douceur d’un lotus fané, la beauté de tout, la beauté du pays. Oh et un grand sanglot s’entendit ! Léonard ne pouvait pleurer, hurla avant de se jeter dans les eaux de l’Impossible.
Ecoutez :
Comme le vers est mon droit,
Comme envers est endroit
Miroir !
Comme endroit est envers
Comme adroit est un ver
Il plongea et chercha au fond du fleuve celle qu’on lui avait épargnée, la Mort, Ô pauvre chevalier ! Doux chevalier, plongea ! Et puis, au fond du fleuve qui en était aussi la surface, il émergea. Faute du royaume de la Mort, il trouva celui des Comtes de Fée.
Ainsi advint-il en Féérie, au travers l’Impossible et depuis l’Humanité. Notre pauvre chevalier rampa sur la rive, incertain de sa destinée. Ses doigts caressaient les herbes sauvages comme les cheveux d’une belle femme et l’eau avait rempli ses orbites vides, lui permettant de pleurer de nouveau. Il trouva qu’en Féérie, les herbes sauvages étaient réellement les cheveux d’une belle femme et ses larmes ne tarissaient plus.
Il continua de ramper en saisissant autour de lui, ne sachant ce qu’il espérait. Il cessa d’appeler la Mort et la curiosité l’emplit. Découvrir l’horrible Féérie ! C’était son dernier choix, puisque, de l’Humanité, il avait été banni. Au bout d’un moment, la branche souple d’un aulne se dressa en travers de son chemin. Léonard saisit, en frissonnant, cette main tendue et tira dessus pour se relever.
Le ciel avait goût de sucre, quoiqu’il ne le visse pas, le sol sous ses pieds étaient un champ de soie brodée. A ses oreilles, oui, à ses oreilles ! Il sentait l’odeur du sang. L’insensé, sans ses sens, s’élança assez ! Vers le sang, vers l’odeur familière au guerrier. Là, il entendit des cris et perçut la bataille.
Les champs doux comme des cheveux de femme, beaux comme des broderies, étaient remplis du fracas de la guerre. Les fées tuaient et mouraient dans des chants abominables. Tout cela, Léonard s’en approcha, toujours habité de la curiosité morbide qui le laissait vivre. Il ne voyait plus, mais puisqu’en Féérie est à l’envers, il voyait désormais trop. Et il vit cela :
Un champ rempli de corps et des mains dressées dont les doigts attrapaient l’air et des dents cassées qui donneraient des dragons et des marécages de sang rouge et des couteaux plantés dans des soupirs et des jambes broyées par les chevaux fous et des organes répandus comme des fruits pourris.
Il vit cela et vomit. Car il avait connu le combat, mais ni la guerre ni la bataille. Il comprit les horreurs dont l’Humanité se préservait ! Et au bruit de ses entrailles, il attira l’attention de trois guerriers, qui bientôt furent sur lui.
Ils étaient trois et les porteurs de bannière les suivaient.
« Ohoho, que voilà ? » Fit l’une des guerrières. C’était une fée de la taille d’une femme, toute en lames et en griffes. Elle portait une robe de doigts fraîchement tranchés. « Un homme blessé ! Un des tiens, Versipelle ? » Du bout d’une lance, elle leva le menton de Léonard.
Un autre guerrier, qui était un loup à deux faces, observa un instant l’intrus, le nez plissé et la mâchoire baveuse, claquant entre ses crocs jaunes : « Non. Il sent le blé frais et l’injustice, ha ! Et l’eau de l’Impossible… un humain égaré. »
La troisième guerrière parla. Elle avait mille yeux et de longs cheveux filasses qui traînaient loin derrière elle, sur tout le champ de bataille. Sa voix était lente, sa peau fine comme du parchemin et elle désigna Léonard d’un doigt long comme un fuseau : « Mal tombé, pauvre humain, juste à temps pour devenir une prise de guerre. »
« Qui êtes-vous ? » murmura le futur Auréat. Et la première guerrière répondit :
« Je suis la Comtesse Carnasse, la Dame Souriante de la Comté des Ogres, maîtresse de la Menée Muette. Ah, n’oublions point mon cher Comte Versipelle, de la Comté des Loups, maître de la Menée Huante, et la Comtesse Cruante, de la Comté des Araignées, maîtresse de la Menée Rampante. Enchantée, petit morceau, et tu es ?
-Léonard, Chevalier d’Argent de l’Infante.
-C’est un mensonge, murmura Cruante.
-Léonard, chevalier… déchu ?
-C’est toujours un mensonge.
-Je ne sais pas alors. »
Il sentait bien qu’il aurait dû trembler de cette triade, dont les apparences défiaient l’entendement humain. Mais il savait, de l’une, qu’il ne pouvait pas réellement les voir et de deux que leurs apparences n’étaient qu’une forme de mauvais rêve. Elles n’avaient pas la substance qu’un homme effrayant mais réel peut avoir.
« Un rêve peut te tuer, Léonard. Il n’y a que des rêves ici, reprit Cruante. Tu ferais bien de ne pas croire que tu n’en es pas un, toi-même. Mourir dans un rêve n’est pas moins mourir.
-D’accord. Qu’un rêve me tue, alors, je n’ai pas peur.
-C’est vrai. » Murmura Cruante pour elle-même.
La Carnasse siffla entre ses dents et poussa un peu plus haut le menton de Léonard, de la pointe de sa lance. « Il n’est pas à toi, Cruante. »
« Ou à toi, Lainne. » grogna le Versipelle. « Plus de prises de guerre, ou tu devras nous en trouver d’aussi belles à nous deux. Tu as déjà eu le Petit Comte pour toi. Je le voulais. »
« Si, si ! Je l’ai bien eu même ! Ah, mon grand, je te laisse l’humain… il n’a pas l’air bien fort, je me fiche assez de le chasser. Dans cet état, où courrait il ? Qu’en ferais-je, vraiment ? Peut-être toi, peux-tu lui imposer une nouvelle peau, ou Cruante en faire son concubin, qu’en sais-je ? Moi je l’aurais dévoré, mais j’ai mieux à manger. Et j’entends que m’attendent certains des amis du Petit Comte ! »
Fit-elle en tirant comiquement sur son oreille avant de rire aux éclats d’un rire de hyène. Sous son rire, on entendait les râles d’agonie de ceux qui n’étaient pas encore exactement morts. Elle tira sur sa lance d’un coup sec et Léonard retomba en avant.
Et la femme qui se nommait Carnasse s’éloigna en chantant un chant de guerre joyeux et en faisant tournoyer sa lance, si rapide que ses suivants peinaient à la suivre.
Le Versipelle fit un grand sourire à Léonard. Un grand sourire de loup, qui lui ouvrit les joues jusqu’à la nuque, et plus encore.
« Que dirais-tu que je te retourne, humain ? Que tu deviennes un loup ? Je te donnerai une nouvelle peau ; tu es aveugle, mais fort, et j’aime les guerriers. Je te prendrai en mon sein et tu deviendras un des miens.
-Je dirais : non. Vous ne ferez pas de moi un versipelle.
-Je pourrais ne pas te donner de choix du tout. Ha ! Ça croit que c’est son avis qu’on lui demande.
-Dans ce cas, ne demandez pas. Je ne peux peut-être rien contre vous, mais mon âme est inatteignable.
-Rien n’est inatteignable avec assez de couteaux. »
Une grande tristesse prit Léonard, de n’avoir point épée ou armure, et, peut-être, quelque part, de n’avoir point de public. Mais il demeura courageux, car il était, après tout, un vrai chevalier, avec ou sans son équipement. Ah et j’ajouterais, puisque notre Père le Prêtre (bénit soit-il sous le regard de l’Infante, etc.) dort, j’ajouterais ceci : il n’y eut jamais de chevalier, sinon Léonard que nous avons perdu. Prends des leçons de sa défiance triste, Ô Humanité !
« Et pfouah ! » fit Cruante. « Que dirais-tu de rejoindre MA menée ? Nous sommes plus de mille et tu feras ce qu’il te plaît. Petite mouche. Petite, petite mouche.
-Je n’ai pas plus envie d’être une araignée qu’un loup. Assez, fées maléfiques ! Rien ne saurait me tenter, si ce n’est une mort honorable. Et si l’honneur n’est pas là, je prendrai la mort malgré tout.
-C’est vrai, admit Cruante avec un sifflement. Il ne ment pas, celui-ci, aussi brave qu’idiot. C’est parce qu’il n’a plus d’yeux, il ne sent pas l’odeur du combat.
-Je la sens bien. » Et il la sentait réellement. Malade. Mais sa détermination restait ferme. « Doutez de moi si vous voulez, je n’ai jamais, de ma vie, menti… je ne puis confesser qu’à deux péchés, qui sont la vanité et l’amour. Mais je les ai toujours portés comme ma bannière, je ne les ai jamais cachés et je ne les cacherai pas plus, quoi qu’ils m’aient ruiné, s’ils me permettent à résister à tous les autres. Voyez en mon cœur, Comtesse, vous qui semblez tout percevoir. Je n’ai pas peur de vous, ni envie de vous rejoindre. J’en prêterais serment. »
Les deux guerriers se regardèrent. Le sourire du loup se défit, l’œil de l’araignée brilla. Ils s’observèrent et observèrent Léonard.
« Ha, j’aimerais bien voir ça, petite chose. » Grogna le Versipelle en brisant le silence après quelques instants de réflexion. Cruante d’ajouter en sifflant : « Tu en prêterais serment ! Menteur ! »
La voix de l’araignée toucha Léonard au cœur, car il l’avait comprise comme une clairvoyante. Y a-t-il pire que d’être traité de menteur par une oracle ? Non point !
Léonard se leva, aidé une nouvelle fois de la branche d’un aulne. Il se dressera fièrement, dans toute sa majesté d’or dépaillé.
« Voyez-moi prêter serment ! » rugit-il alors, par-dessus les hurlements d’agonie des morts, par-dessus même les ricanements des fées, par-dessus le vent, par-dessus le feu et la forêt bruissante !
« Je jure que moi, Léonard, jamais ne servirai les Comtes de Fée ! Entendez ? Jamais je n’obéirai aux désirs de l’un d’entre vous et jamais je ne ramperai ! Chevalier ou prisonnier, je fais le serment de ne jamais perdre espoir. Cela, je le jure sur mon Humanité chérie ! »
Le sang battaient à ses veines comme le tambour de la douce Charité bat ! Ecoutez-le… écoutez-le battre comme il battit alors…
Pa-poum… pa-poum… pa-poum… écoutez le tambour, il est tard et la nuit est mauvaise… écoutez sa régularité, écoutez… maintenant chuchotons… l’heure est aux ombres et aux secrets, et celui que je vais vous conter, vous devez l’entendre et ne jamais l’oublier…
Ne prêtez jamais serment en Féérie. Car la Féérie vous entend, et vous y tiendra. Ne prêtez jamais serment et, si vous croisez une fée, exigez d’elle une promesse, car elle y sera obligée.
Mais Léonard ne savait pas cela. Le serment qu’il prêta, ce fut du fond de son cœur d’or. Pa-poum. Pa-poum.
Le ciel se retourna comme la page d’un livre. Cruante fut la première à frissonner, car ses longs cheveux s’étendaient partout. Le flair de Versipelle seconda ses cheveux. Mais le pauvre Léonard ne comprit pas tout de suite, en voyant s’agenouiller les Comtes cruels, devant lui.
Advint la Reine Changeline ! Advint sans menée, sans mots, main tendue vers celui qui venait de se proclamer seigneur. Car il avait fait serment de ne point servir, et s’il ne devait servir, alors il devait régner.
La Reine Changeline saisit la main de Léonard, et sa peau fut de nouveau or, ses yeux or, ses cheveux or.
« Que désires-tu, Ô Léonard, Comte Auréat ? » fit-elle.
« Je ne comprends pas… que faites-vous ?
-Je te couronne. Le Petit Comte, le maître de cette Comté vient de disparaître. Toujours, pourtant, le Comte est bon.
-Je ne veux pas de votre couronne ! Libérez-moi !
-C’est ton plus cher désir ? La liberté ?
-Oui ! Donnez-la moi… si je suis Comte comme vous l’insistez, alors donnez-moi la liberté. On ne retient pas un seigneur. Laissez-moi partir, Reine des fées.
-Ô Comte Auréat, n’as-tu pas prêté serment… »
Cruante : « Si, à l’instant… »
« … juré devant nous tous… »
Versipelle : « Oh si, oh si… »
« … sur ton Humanité chérie… »
Carnasse (revenue en secouant une tête coupée comme si c’était un aspersoir) : « Ah si si si ! »
« … que tu n’obéirais jamais aux désirs de l’un des Comtes ? »
Tristement, Léonard réalisa que sa parole valait tout.
Silence, maintenant, silence. Le barde rouge a parlé et le conte est bon. Silence !
#onze dieux souriants#reine changeline#nouvelle nouvelle#leonard#versipelle#carnasse#cruante#jeann#Charité
1 note
·
View note
Text
WILLOW Part - 4 - Elora
Elora
Fanfiction
Part 4
Elora
Les entraînements étaient de plus en plus intenses et épuisants pour Elora qui n’arrivait toujours pas à maîtriser cette magie qui faisait partie d’elle. Chaque fois qu’elle pensait la contenir, elle lui échappait et provoquait des catastrophes. Comme ce fut le cas dans les Mines de Skellin où ils faillirent tous perdre Kit.
Elle se sentait tellement responsable d’avoir perdu Graydon, Silas, Ballantine. Elle s’en voulait au tréfonds de son âme, d’avoir empêché Kit de rejoindre son père. Elle ne pouvait lui en vouloir, sa colère ce jour là envers elle. Une colère qui contenait une terrible souffrance.
Elle s’écroula à terre et se mit à pleurer.
Mims s’approcha de la jeune impératrice et la prit dans ses bras.
Elora : Je n’y arrive pas. Je… Tout est de ma faute.
Mims : Vous n’êtes pas responsable.
Elora : Bien sûr que si !! J’ai faillit tuer Kit. (Elle essuya ses larmes). Graydon, Silas… Tous…morts. Pour moi, pour me sauver. Plus j’essaie de la contrôler, plus elle m’échappe. Comment je vais pouvoir vaincre the Wyrm si je ne contrôle pas cette puissance qui est en moi.
Willow s’approcha : Alors ne la contrôle pas.
Elora le regarda.
Willow : Cette magie fait entièrement partie de toi. Tu es elle. Elle est toi.
Elora : Je n’ai jamais voulu tout ça. Je n’ai jamais voulu être Elora Danan. Je voulais juste… Être moi.
A l’entente de ces paroles, Willow ne put s’empêcher d’être colérique.
Willow : Là est tout le problème !!! Accepte Celle que tu es !!!
Puis il partit, laissant Elora seule avec Mims.
Mims : Il s’inquiète beaucoup pour toi. Il t’aime énormément. Il refuse de perdre une personne de plus dans sa vie.
Elora : Que s’est-il passé Mims.
Il y a eut un court instant de silence avant que la jeune nelwyn raconte.
Mims : Popa n’a jamais cessé de veiller sur toi. Depuis le jour où il t’a laissée à Sorsha et Madmartigan, il venait te voir aussi souvent qu’il le pouvait. Il n’acceptait pas tous ces changements physiques que Sorsha avait décidé d’entamer. Te transformer en une personne que tu n’étais pas afin d’oublier celle que tu étais réellement. Elora Danan. Un jour, popa et Sorsha se disputèrent à ton sujet. Blessé par les propos qu’elle lui tint, il ne revint plus jamais à Tir Asleen. Le stratagème de Sorsha fonctionna puisqu’au fil des ans Elora Danan finit par disparaître. Beaucoup de rumeurs circulèrent alors à ton sujet. Certaines disaient même que tu étais… morte.
Une secte vénérant une ancienne magie maléfique, l’ordre du Wyrm vit le jour. Pendant des lunes ils semèrent le trouble, incendiant des villages, causant attaques sur attaques, ne laissant sur leur passage, que mort et destruction, semant la peur. Toi, disparue, plus rien ne pouvait les arrêter. Une ère de terreur naquit. Cette secte grandissait de jour en jour, ralliant de plus en plus de soldats voire des royaumes entiers s’alliaient à leur cause. Il nous était impossible de faire confiance à qui que ce soit. Leur objectif était d’anéantir tous les sorciers existants en ce monde. D’éradiquer toute personne susceptible de faire de la magie. Sans magie, plus personne ne pourrait les arrêter.
Elora : Mais comment se fait-il que nous n’en n’ayons jamais entendu parler ?
Mims : La barrière, ce champ de force créé par Fine Raziel et Cherlindrea protégea Tir Asleen. Qui devint un refuge pour tout ceux qui voulaient vivre.
Un jour des soldats de Cashmere, vinrent chercher mon père afin de lui demander de mettre en lieu sûr tous les sorciers et sorcières encore vivants. Avec l’accord de maman, il partit. Ce fut la dernière fois qu’il la vit.
*******
Cashmere était une magnifique cité, réputée pour sa belle tour d’ivoire, ses rues longées de pierres de lunes, les paladins, ces chevaliers de très haut grade religieux. L’ordre régnait tant que chacun respectait les règles. Le peuple ne manquait de rien caché par les murailles qui les protégeaient des attaques mais les isolaient également.
Lorsque Willow arriva à Cashmere, il fut aussitôt amené à la cours royale où Hayrald Saigur roi de Cashmere l’attendait.
Hayrald : Merci d’être venu. Mon inquiétude ne cesse de grandir. Le mal non seulement rôde en dehors de ces murs, mais j’ai le sentiment qu’il est déjà à l’intérieur de la cité. Je ne sais plus à qui faire confiance. J’ai entouré Cashmere d’une muraille afin de nous protéger mais j’ai bien peur que cela ne suffise plus. Si je t’ai fait venir, c’est pour m’aider à protéger le peu de sorciers qui nous restent. La plupart ayant étaient tués par les adeptes de cette secte qui ne cesse de s’accroître.
Hayrald Saigur était un roi d’une grande prestance, un charisme, source de respect mutuel partagé entre lui et ses hommes. Aucun n’aurait hésité à donner sa vie pour leur roi. Cheveux et barbe dorés, au regard perçant mais un visage marqué par les années et son allure imposante. Tout de muscle, dans sa tenue, une tunique rouge et dorée qui descendait jusqu’à un pantalon sombre, recouvert de bottes noires et or, suffisait à impressionner n’importe quel adversaire. Mais Willow, le connaissait trop bien pour savoir que derrière son allure de personne effrayante, Hayrald était un roi juste et droit dans ses décisions, Du moins essayait-il de l’être le plus possible.
Willow : Je les mènerai au Refuge d’Auzuris.
Soudain un paladin entra en courant dans la salle du trône.
Paladin : Mon Seigneur, nous sommes assiégés.
Hayrald : Wiilow occupe toi des sorciers, ils sont dans la tour d’ivoire, nous allons retenir l’armée des ténèbres. (S’adressant au paladin) Prends 2 hommes avec toi et accompagne-le.
Paladin : Bien Mon Seigneur.
L’armée des ténèbres avaient réussi à passer la muraille de Cashmere. Ce qui donnait confirmation au roi. Le mal était à l’intérieur de la cité. Le combat était violent, des milliers de soldats morts jonchaient le sol. Les habitations à feu et à sang. Ce fut une véritable hécatombe. Hayrald n’hésita pas un seul instant, à la tête de son armée, il fit face à ces hordes de démons, défendant sa cité et ses habitants.
Au milieu de tout ce carnage, lorsque Willow arriva à la tour d’ivoire accompagné des 3 chevaliers, les sorciers qu’il découvrit n’étaient que des enfants, 5 en tout, apeurés, recroquevillés les uns contre les autres.
Le chef des paladins : Cette secte maléfique a déjà fait exécuter la plus part de nos sorciers adultes. Ils ne restent plus qu’eux. Venez suivez-moi, nous allons sortir par le passage souterrain.
Willow prit chacun des enfants et suivit les chevaliers jusqu’au souterrain. Où ils prirent chacun une torche et longèrent les couloirs de pierres obscurs. Lorsqu’ils atteignirent la sortie, tous se retrouvèrent en dehors des murs de Cashmere. Willow se retourna et eut une pensée pour Hayrald. « J’espère te revoir mon ami ».
La pluie se mit à tomber en trombe et l’orage gronda. Willow s’adressa au chef des paladins « nous devons atteindre le Refuge d’Auzuris ! »
Mais il n’eut pas le temps de sauver les enfants car ce que Willow ignorait, le traite était avec lui. Le chef des chevaliers se retourna contre les siens en s’écriant : « Le Wyrm délivrera ce monde de la souffrance et du désespoir. Il guérira ce monde ». D’un geste brutal et rapide, il tua ses 2 compagnons, ainsi que tous les enfants. Willow s’écria devant l’horreur qui venait d’être commise.
Le chef des Paladins : Merci de me les avoir offerts. Tu ferais mieux de rejoindre les tiens, si tu veux les sauver !!!
Willow eut soudainement une vision de son village détruit et d’un champs de cadavres nelwyns.
Ne pouvant plus rien faire pour les enfants, il s’enfuit en courant retrouver les siens. Juste au moment où le Paladin allait transpercer le jeune sorcier de sa lame, ce dernier fut arrêté par l’un des 2 chevaliers, utilisant le peu de vie qui lui restait pour lancer son épée qui s’enfonça dans le dos du traite.
Willow arriva trop tard. Tout son village avait été détruit par les flammes, mis à feu et à sang. Le sol recouvert de corps nelwyns. L’odeur du sang versé et des habitations brûlées infectait l’air. Il s’écria «Kiaya!!!! »
Silas l’interpella et le stoppa : Nous n’avons rien pu faire. Ils étaient trop nombreux. Je… Je suis désolé.
Et parmi tous ces morts, il trouva le petit corps inerte de sa bien aimée. Il s’écroula à terre et prit Kiaya dans ses bras et la serra aussi fortement qu’il le pouvait comme pour ne pas la voir s’échapper, ne pas la perdre. Ses larmes se mêlant à la pluie tombante sur son visage et le visage inerte de Kiaya.
Willow : Non !!!! Non !!!! Non !!!! Kiaya !!!!
Silas à ses côtés ne pouvait l’aider à contenir toute cette souffrance dont son meilleur ami était submergé. Willow se mit à crier de douleur. Un cri qui résonna jusqu’au fin fond de la vallée.
*******
Elora était dévastée par ce qu’elle venait d’apprendre sur le passé de Willow. Elle ne put contenir ses larmes.
Mims : Depuis, nous vivons sous terre afin de nous protéger de ces démons. Quelques jours après cette terrible journée, Ranon, lui a reproché de ne pas avoir était présent, de nous avoir encore abandonnés pour une quête de plus. Ce jour là il partit brisant le cœur de popa pour la 2è fois. Nous ne l’avons jamais revu.
Elora prit Mims dans ses bras : Je suis tellement désolée.
Mims : Ce combat ne te concerne pas seulement, il est bien plus grand. Le monde entier dépend de toi. Toi seule peut tous nous sauver. Je sais… Nous savons tous que c’est un lourd fardeau à porter mais tu ne seras jamais seule dans cette épreuve. Tes amis, popa, moi et bien d’autres encore se joindront à toi.
#willow#willowserie#fantasy#lucasfilm#disney#kitandjade#kitthantalos#jadeclaymore#eloradanan#rubycruz#erinkellyman#elliebamber#graydon#tonyrevelori#amerchadhapatel#boorman#savewillow#renewwillow#fanfic#fanfiction#johnkasdan#ronhoward#kathleenkennedy#johnathankasdan#fantasyworld#magic#willowmonth2023#willow 1988 &#willowedit#willow 2022
1 note
·
View note
Text
Ruinverse muse Bio todo list
Snau and Mocha's Family- Esso Daniels Tea Daniels Coco Daniels ??? Danos
Westauros Muses Flint's Farmer Father (The Retired Sherriff Paladin) Barbara's Bartending Mother (Retired Hellion Bandit Lord) Gunny Bunny Deputy (Squire Deputy) Juro "The Champ" Raghor (Tigerfolk)
ECT- MMA Gymbun Morgan Velda, Vampire (Almost Done!) Rita Gauge, Rogue Mousefolk Arden Gauge, Gunner Mousefolk Silas Vallen, Elderdruid Bearfolk Senna Vallen, Druid Dearfolk Klari Beraili, Ice Dragoness/Moon Elf
The Brinedocks Erna Airshot, Ravenfolk Bountyhunter
Offworlders Grall Dinfas, Native Martian Ksri Gamma, Tentai Voxymandias "Vox". Synth/Catfolk
ORES Personnel David Vaas, Human(?) Specimen 789 "Sign" Slimefolk
Unnamed Eastern area of Ruin's supercontinent (Leaning on Estveil) Ninja OC Samurai OC Yung Syd, traveling Wolven Martial Artist Kage Nazar. Panther Sensei
1 note
·
View note