Ellette Giselle

@power

Whoa. That explains a lot.

I was able to find the URL in my history ( https://ltd.sdy.mybluehost.me/forums/topic/saving-kingdom-pen/ ), it isn’t working anymore (and looks interesting if I do say so myself)

Maybe there are currently 2 websites? (The date stamp on the otherswas weird, and stuff was slightly skewed)

My comment where I tagged folks on that thread also seems to be missing?

Okay. . . I can’t find this anywhere. . .

This popped up last night. It now seems to be, gone?

@notsureifIshouldtagsomeone @kindaramblinginteruption

I kinda want to add a character here… One from an old WIP, just to see if there was life left in it. XD The world building and character development is terrible. But I still kinda love it.

It’s like Rangers Apprentice+the Silmarilion+Knights of Aerethtrae+Men of Iron. Medieval kids and…[Read more]

@mineralizedwritings
Moth might ask Flax a lot of questions if they get to know each other. I like hearing world building from the character’s mouths. I’ll try not to ask anything that requires extensive detail to answer. :p

@ellette-giselle

I can write something about the servant at the entrance letting in a late student, if you want. We can…[Read more]

@whalekeeper

*Sudden joy* (warning this post gets rather long)

Well, the history of tea is a really fun topic to study! I haven’t gone every deep in it, just enough to wet my proverbial toes. Here will be some rough notes.. I’ll share some articles, but I doesn’t want to disturb Wyoh, and I haven’t been able to find the ones I read a while ago.…[Read more]

@loopylin

*cackling* Oh, these are Splendid!

Last one

@rae

Huntress

Gabriel suddenly approached me a few hours later.

At first I thought he was going to take up my spot guarding the camp, but he still seemed tired, so I almost told him that he didn’t need to take a shift for a while longer and that I’d get Soldier or Sniper to do it. He opened his mouth first, however, and asked “Do you hear a c…[Read more]

@elishavet-giselle

Focusing on tea as a way to preserve an herb rather than a way to change the taste of water is a fun perspective, as it’s opposite to what historians think happened in “real” life.

I don’t know very much about the history of tea, so if you know anything about the subject, please enlighten me further! Or I’ll go on a resea…[Read more]