Felicity

@linus-smallprint I haven’t drawn a Hypersense yet! I should though. Once pictures are working, if they ever work, I WILL spam this chat with drawing of the different dragon species lol

@smiley

Like seriously I’ll writing the most amazing scene in my head and then wake up and cry because “why isn’t it in the computer???!!” And it drives me insane lol

OH MY SCALES I HAVE A MEME FOR THIS

lol but it happens…..

@freed_and_redeemed YA for sure. Your books are no worse than the warrior cats books in terms of mature content.

@loopylin

Sure, go right ahead! Leo’s never seen an alien before, so that could get interesting (he’ll probably just think he’s seeing things at first).

@freed_and_redeemed

I think, content wise, they are young adult, even if you could appeal to an older audience as well.

@savannah_grace2009

I knowww, but I still love ittt 😂

@loopylin @whalekeeper

…y’all should play volleyball… just sayin’…

Height’s always helpful in that sport… XD I don’t exactly have the height, I’m only 5’ 6’’, but I’m working on my vertical >:]

@beth-torres

Easton

He laughed. “I can’t be as specific, but yeah, we’ve been here for a few days.”

They fell into another awkward lull that Easton…[Read more]

@theshadow

Yes! I’ve watched the one with Gerard Butler in it. I remember it being good, but it’s been a while, so I can’t think of any specific things I liked or didn’t like about it.

@savannah_grace2009

Woah, woah, woah, woah, woah, waittttt.

WHATTTT???

I seriously love that idea though!!! It adds a totally different dynamic!

@savannah_grace2009 @theducktator @smiley

Oh yes Sara!! I do that allll the time! I’ve had multiple conversations with real people in my head, those conversations just never happen with those people irl. XD

@rae

I almost said that I’m going to try to do this, but then I would have an excuse to not do it. Sooo… I AM going to do this! It think this prompt will stretch me a little bit, but it sounds fun!

@theducktator

Aww, I know, he’s the best! 🥹

@freed_and_redeemed

I think YA totally works. YA includes more than you might think. In our library, I find stuff in the juvenile section that should be in YA, and stuff in the YA section that I’m little shocked to see, but it def wouldn’t be considered adult fiction.

So yeah, in short, I think your books would be young adult fiction.

@linus-smallprint

I don’t like the idea of the bad spirit. I would like to avoid angels and demons (especially demons) in my story. This is part of the reason why I developed the crystals I wanted to avoid a demonic score of magic and I wanted to use one that felt more natural.

Fair enough🤷‍♂️

I’ve also played with the idea that other animals hel…

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@linus-smallprint

I accidentally said the wrong thing. I was trying to say that Jesus always did the will of the Father, showing the harmony between the Father and the Son.

Gotcha, that makes more sense.

Very well. Seeing as you have dealt with all this before and you have likely dealt with whatever my response to those arguments will be. From…

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@whalekeeper

I’ve been really busy today, so I’ve been slowly updating this post in bits of free time.

I believe we were originally created, and aren’t our own universal. Thus under God’s power we can be broken down into different parts – as before Adam, there was no Adam. But God doesn’t want this. We are consistent beings, not changing into ne…

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@loopylin

Yes! Leo needs help. He’s not a plumber (obviously.).

Leo

This crawlspace may not have been the smallest thing he’d squeezed into, but it was clearly trying. He slid a little farther on his back, boots scuffing over the damp the floor. He shifted a bit to try and ease a cramp in his soaked back.

And there it was, showing ghostly white in the light of his head lamp. A broken pipe.

He closed his…[Read more]

And that was way longer than I anticipated in the document. *Sigh*

Okay, these two are from a recent WIP my sister and I started. It’s sci-fish which is definitely not my typical, but has been fun to play with.

Leo Boltman (Leoron Benneck)

He’s just been hired at the school as a maintenance repairman and electrician. He’s hoping to find a good school for his sister and sort-of-adopted little brother, where the…[Read more]