Felicity

@linus-smallprint

Sorry I haven’t gotten back to you, I’ve been really busy, and unfortunately am going to continue to be busy for a while. I’ll say a few quick things here though.

I should mention here that this backstory is going to be quite vague and a bit mixed up when it appears in the story. Lots of this history is lost to mythologies.…

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@linus-smallprint certainly, thanks for listening to my rant!

@loopylin

@rae yeah that seems like the best course of action.

now to stop procrastinating and start writing those character bios……

@smiley I also text my friends about my fanfics lol.

That was what actually motivated me to put the words on the paper–the fact that I had fans who’d want to see it through–and now I have like a sixth of the notebook filled. Good times.

@freed_and_redeemed

I have three kinds of favorite characters:

1. Deadly tail-kicking characters
2. Charries with trauma
3. Charries that are both

@whalekeeper @loopylin

Lol, definitely no pressure. Sports are not for everyone. XD

@theducktator

This looks cool! I would participate, but I’m already in the middle of a different Bible reading plan and don’t want to overwhelm myself.

@freed_and_redeemed

I’ll just add him to the list of characters who need lots of hugs lol

@freed_and_redeemed wow

yay, Riker! You’re on the right track at least!

Aww, poor Leon. but seriously let go of your hate, man.

@theducktator honestly though

I’m autistic and have read a lot of books by fellow neurodivergent people (IDK that’s just what they call it), and some of them have pointed out that a lot of the symptoms of their conditions are also “symptoms” that some of the scientific geniuses and artistic prodigies of the world had. In other words, if it…[Read more]

@princesachronicle22 I don’t really know.

On the one hand, yeah I feel like using their real names would be easier for everyone else, but on the other I’ve grown so used to calling them by their callsigns in the fanfic that they’re the stars of, I kinda want to use those names here.

I’ll ask everyone else here too, I guess.

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@linus-smallprint I haven’t figured out exactly how, but yes, a dragon can lose it and go completely animalistic, although this is rare. Even normal, they still have some instincts, they can walk on all fours and often will hold things in their mouths when doing so, etc.

I think many of my ideas came from the How to Train Your Dragon book…[Read more]

@theducktator DUCK ROMANCE PLEASE

lol

also @princesachronicle22 I think I’ve narrowed down my characters, I’ll introduce them in a bit.

Would you rather them refer to each other by their real names or their callsigns? That’ll help work out some of the backstory too.

@freed_and_redeemed
Ooh, I understand. M’kay, so I cannot write a book without a dual POV, lol, I think it’s impossible for me at this point. XD
When I first started writing from a dual POV, I gave each POV a chapter, but as I starting writing better stories, I noticed that I was adding unnecessary stuff to the chapters, just to make them lon…[Read more]

@linus-smallprint they’re not ALL servants, but usually in societies where dragons and humans are together, dragons are kinda “right underneath” humans on the species ladder–they have rights, but are also treated sort of as beasts of burden/pets–humans ride dragons, put them in place of cattle/horses in work, etc. “Wild” dragons have something…[Read more]

@linus-smallprint There is a worldbuilding thread. I don’t remember its name though.

@princesachronicle22 Those are some cool characters! I think I’ll hold off until I can see some of the others’, but I do have a pair or two in mind.