MineralizedWritings

@koshka

Oh my goodness, that reminds me, you sent the first chapter of Tap Fairies to me and I don’t think I reacted. *Sigh* I’m a bad friend. I read it and I liked it very much. Especially the librarian.

Do you want help brainstorming? Even if you don’t need help right now, I offer my aid anytime.

@koshka

Which story are you working on?

@loopylin

I still like the ship name Winter Rose since you last showed me this. It’s so cute. Also, that drawing is Fel is pretty good imo.

@koshka

Oh no. 😟 *Pats your shoulder comfortingly* I know how that feels. I will stay here with you for moral support.

Wait I changed some things now it’s more accurate

@elishavet-pidyon aw I love that description thank you

Also, @rae happy birthday!! I saw your post on unvale. Hope you have a splendiferous time celebrating:]

@loopylin

Moth

”I don’t know.” Moth shrugged. “I’m not very good at distinguishing between levels of being. This thing with feet might have a soul, but it has no organic body.”

@whalekeeper no you’re right

Ellis 

Ellis’ eyebrows raised in surprise. He studied the prints closer.

“What does that mean?”

At first he had just been mildly curious. He wanted to know what kind of shoes they were. Now he didn’t know what to think.

@keilah-h

Oh yeah, that’s the normalest thing for your characters. Not weird in the slightest.

They are chaos and quiet mornings and two kinds of bravery and a good cup of tea.

I love this way of summarizing them

@rae @whalekeeper

Lucy: *Looks at Lillian with suspicion* *Looks at Gabriel* “…She’s a fish.”

LOLLLLL

my characters would probably not even find it weird, I mean Huntress is a mostly-humanoid and Sniper’s half-crocodile. Soldier is a bird-like creature and his wife is a bear-like one–and they have two cute-but-probably-mutant childre…[Read more]

@koshka

Well… I assume the prints belong to the SIAS unit. @loopylin please correct me if I’m wrong, and I’ll change what Moth said

@elishavet-pidyon

:]

@loopylin

Moth

“That is a great gift, nevertheless. You are fortunate to have your own family line to guide you. A forecaster…” The Shaffers had once shown Moth a weather forecast. It seemed such a hard thing to predict when storms were born. The weather of wild human spirits must be even harder to predict.

Moth held…[Read more]

I was thinking they’re just walking a path around the school and they’ll arrive at the gym whenever we want

@whalekeeper thanks. My phone was telling me a pell was a sheet of paper, which made no sense in this context.

Ellis

“No. It’s more… spontaneous than that. I know nothing about your fate.”

The path sloped downward into a small, marshy area, surrounded by waist-high reeds. As Ellis stepped around a muddy patch, he noticed something. Several…[Read more]

@rae

Happy birthday!! Congrats on living this long!

(Perhaps that is a weird thing to congratulate someone for. No matter.)

This is why I call him oblivious.

Ah. That explains it.

(Lucy’s reaction to such an episode would be interesting, as she would completely break or try to keep him together. I can see it going either way personally.)

I’m n…[Read more]

@loopylin

A modern pell, used for practicing with swords:

@loopylin

Moth

“That’s wicked,” Moth breathed. “Can you see someone’s fate just by looking at him?”

I don’t really heve a good drawing of felicity

@rae I did your chart thingy! Posting here because these characters aren’t on unvale

@anyonewholikesthesecharactersidk

@whalekeeper very helpful map thank you

@everyone what are pells?

@whalekeeper

Ellis
“It means we watch for storms.” Ellis turned to face Moth’s inquisitive eyes. “And other things.” He began to walk slowly again towards the path to the gymnasium. The vague, sarcastic answer didn’t last long. “Some in my family have the ability to see the future. It was a gift from the fae over a hundred years ago and we have…[Read more]