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@rae

You’ll have to wait for the first chapter to be written and dropped to get your hints.

Hm. I see.

Loonie and Chiechie

Awwww! Wyoh chewed up all our KP photos today but I saw it before Wyoh ate it. Loonie is adorable.Oh. Not to be a nag, but the little labyrinth girls have missed Gabriel for a while. Just a reminder if you ever want to come back.

I said what I said

@loopylin @koshka

Moth

They entered a room that, while small, matched the rest of the academy’s admirable architectural beauty. A dark wall cradled several windows, and light traveled through the thick old glass, giving the boys a view of the green grounds.

One of the boys standing at a table caught Moth’s attention. His glasses flickered und…[Read more]

@whalekeeper

Well now I want to know what his gift is.

My turn to be secret-ish for a bit. I haven’t given anyone any hints yet besides it’s powerful. You’ll have to wait for the first chapter to be written and dropped to get your hints.

Have you named your new kittens yet?

Loonie and Chiechie

I don’t have any good photos on my laptop rn, but…[Read more]

@reaganramm

Hi! It’s been so long since we’ve had one of you around! The last one was Kathleen and that was somewhere nearing 1-2 years ago I believe.

Something you should know about KP culture now. All website bugs are the fault of KP’s very own digital ghost named Wyoh. She’s an evil white bunny who takes joy in her habit of wire-chomping. Do…[Read more]

Reading the last two pages while brushing my teeth would have been a horrible idea. Good thing I got distracted. *snickers wisely*

@rae

I’ll probably share the full thing at some point, but the basic blurb is in a world where heroes walk the streets, the one man who doesn’t want to become a hero has the most powerful gift in the world.

Well now I want to know what his gift is. We love a story about an average joe who is involuntarily chosen to be a cosmic keystone or som…[Read more]

@whalekeeper

I’ll probably share the full thing at some point, but the basic blurb is in a world where heroes walk the streets, the one man who doesn’t want to become a hero has the most powerful gift in the world.

Secret-ish? Whaley, since when have any of your writing projects NOT been secret-ish?

I’m kinda the last person I would ask for…[Read more]

@whalekeeper I c a n t b r e a t h

@craftyspacepirates

I really love this concept for Taylor’s powers. It reminds me of people in real life who dissociate or have maladaptive daydreaming which helps them with stress, but has the danger of separating them too far from themselves and reality. The description at the beginning was especially my favorite.

As far as grammar goes, I…[Read more]

New angles, I should say

@loopylin

I’m glad that brought you joy. I aspire to open writers’ eyes to new perspectives on their characters.

Moving on.

never

@whalekeeper I’m dead. My abs hurt so bad from cackling and wheezing. Thank you for that wonderful insight.

Moving on.

@beth-torres

I tried adding that one guy, but he was too crazy and brain-hurt…ly…

My goodness, I think he got buried under the other rps. I’m so sorry. Ramen, right? We should figure out how to start an interaction with him. I have too many characters at the moment… but surely we can figure something out.

More likely than not, I sha…

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What did I just say

@keilah-h

On the contrary, I think the high-pressure social environment – combined with emotional stressors from home and learned stiff posture – would probably cause the opposite. Perhaps glute clenching.

@koshka

You took me out. I got a notif for this in the middle of class during a break and I could not stop grinning for a while. Imagine that was canon and important enough for Ari to notice.

@beth-torres

*composes self* I am a mature woman.

Yes, yes, we’re all mature women here.

@koshka

Students farted along the halls.

I’m assuming you meant to type “darted”, but this is hilarious to me. It sounds like something my dad (a teacher) would say

@whalekeeper @koshka

Ok here’s what they’re walking into

Lois

Lois felt that he had checked every room in the castle by now, looking for that aggravating automaton. He had not, of course. The academy was very large, and there were plenty of private or restricted areas. But still, he was tired. He cradled a mug of black coffee he had gotten from…[Read more]