Ellette Giselle

Wilhelm

He crept up the stairway like a creature of the night. A creature of the night with golden hair and freckles.

But he was only like a creature of the night, not one in reality. He focused on setting his feet down silently, keeping his weight balanced evenly.

There were drafts of cold wind in this stairwell. They chilled the back of his…[Read more]

@whalekeeper aw, yaaayyyy. XD Glad to be liked. @loopylin Add at thy pleasure! Wilhelm is lost somewhere and could probably use someone redirecting him.

I don’t remember age requirements. In a fantasy school, that could get tricky to calculate. So, I’m supposing the boys are an equivalent of teen years.

Wilhelm Kemp is the second son of Artur…[Read more]

@whalekeeper

Lucy stuttered under her breath, looking for a nice way to say that Paul was the worst name ever.

*snort* hehe, Lucy, you’re the best

@elishavet-pidyon

Ah! Very interesting! *Carries the information away in my knapsack of knowledge* I am off and away to learn more of this fascinating concoction.

Have you ever looked into the Medieval theory of humors?

Humors are a really fascinating subject. I can’t remember the details but I’ve read about them before. I mean, there is some tru…[Read more]

If anyone is interested, I will add a couple new characters that I have been thinking about a lot (forget Dante and Jack they’re just gonna fade into the background) and we could start a new conversation on the other side of the room instead of interrupting Moth, Flax, and Lois

@elishavet-pidyon

Jooiiin. I’m sure the character development isn’t terrible. We like you. We will like your character.

@koshka

Do what your heart desires

@loopylin

Lucille

Lucy stuttered under her breath, looking for a nice way to say that Paul was the worst name ever. The creature she knew by that name was her mother’s nasty lap dog. But Mel had already moved on.

“…But first I want to find those crows,” Mel said.

“And Gabriel,” Lucy insisted. “That’s a good idea. But – I’ve never heard o’ Co…[Read more]

@koshka I don’t think anyone would complain :]

@mineralizedwritings

(Why are you forcing me to name my places I don’t like this kind of work😂)

XD Sorry. I feel that. There have been so many times I’ve had to come up with species names for rps on the spot lol.

@whalekeeper

Lois

Flax seemed relieved, which encouraged Lois.

“Linmaus. A city up north. It’s not much. This place feels like a f…[Read more]

What about gout? It’s caused by a buildup of uric acid crystals in the blood which get deposited in joints (hyperuricemia). The only real treatment of it is to try to reduce inflamation, change to a low uric acid diet (no red meats, ect.), and exercise.

But think of it like this: there is a substance in some food that forms crystals in a person’s…[Read more]

Sorely tempted to do another evil chef scene for absolutely no reason.

@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!