freedom

Imagine if Ari lost his cool and actually punched him

I am on the edge of my seat rn. Wolf, you are so close to being punched

@koshka

Wolfgang 

He grinned. “Ari Verenion, that’s not German I’ll wager. Where are you from? How old are you? Oh,” He held out his hand to shake. “I’m Wolfgang Von Heinz– the first,” he added with a wink.

@whalekeeper So accurate LOL.

@loopylin @keilah-h (funny thing, I keep typing your KP tag on Unvale and then confusing myself when your username doesn’t pop up XD.)

Gabriel

“I’m supposed to name it?” He questioned, peering at it in his free hand. For a second he had thought they were an earring until Lucy gave an explanation. “I never name…[Read more]

@ellette-giselle

O_O

Ari

He nearly choked on his spiced wine. The boy beside him stared back with laughing eyes…Ari’s face darkened.

“You ask many questions.”

At the sound of his voice a few long time students nearby flinched and shrank away. Ari ignored them in favor of another sip of wine. It was little more than spiced grape cordial, but…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon @koshka  @anyone else

kp just ate my post.

Wolfgang 

Breakfast was a matter of minutes. When that all important task was complete, Wolfgang leaned back with a glass of milk and another muffin in his hand. He ate the muffin in two bites and drained the glass, setting it down with a careful bang. “That was very good, almost l…[Read more]

I also love how literally almost everyone is wiped out or in turmoil and we’ve only been here one night.

@whalekeeper

Haha! I want to see so many more!! XD

@whalekeeper @theducktator @esther-c

Umm guys I need some help.

I think my story has outgrown all the powers and stuff. it just makes it complicated!!

The more I read books nowadays there are a LOT of books out there similar to mine. Like, there are all the rich people with powers, and they have control over the people who don’t have powers.…[Read more]

@whalekeeper @esther-c @grcr @others who remember my book

GUYSSSS

I found a song that is like the theme song of my Andromeda book

It’s called Commodity by Remedy Drive!! It fits sooo well

Guys I have failed XD

I fell off the face of the earth again!! I will post the links either today or tomorrow for sure hahaha I’m so sorry for the delay!!!

@loopylin

Moth

“Lucien… Jack Celby. I’ll remember. I can address them in passing. They will try to remember if they’ve met me before, same as you wondered.”

Laugh lines framed Moth’s eyes. They were the only sign – outside of what he said – proving he was being playful.

“You are lucky to have your brother with you,” he added.

@whalekeeper

Ellis

Moth’s informal mannerisms surprised him, coming from a prince. Ellis grinned. Moth was very charming in his own strange way. He’s a fairie prince, Ellis reminded himself.

“I can give you a couple more names.” He nodded to someone across the room. “That boy who looks like me but less blond is Lucian, my brother. And that…[Read more]

@rae

This was so much fun!

On further thought, I never went back and verified his age. Lol. He’s probably a little older in the RP. It’s awkward because the series followed this whole group of young people as they grew up, so he is several ages.

@loopylin

Glad you enjoyed it. =) This is my… Third? time through Northanger. It’s so special, a delight every time. Definitely needs more appreciation. <3

@loopylin

Moth

“Not many,” Moth admitted. “I arrived last night. I met Lois Thorne first. Flax was there, too. Then I met Ari not long before retiring for the night.”

Three new acquaintances felt like a lot, but in the grand scheme of things, it wasn’t.

He pulled his feet up onto his seat, folded his hands together, and propped them on his…[Read more]

@whalekeeper

Ellis

“I think that is a very admirable goal. Though maybe a bit ambitious. There are more royals here than I would like to count.” He paused, looking around the room. “ How many names do you know now?”

@elishavet-pidyon

Thank you for sharing that. I love Northanger Abbey. It seems very under appreciated compared to her other books.

In case someone needs some encouragement, or at least a good laugh; I am reading Northanger Abbey, Jane Austen’s most light hearted work, and I just found her first rant on the true value of novels. Personally, I feel this rant is particularly applicable to the whimsical, fantastic, and perhaps even childish stories among us.

Ahem.

*Adding…[Read more]