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@grcr

GASPETH

Wow. The art is fantastic, but on a mug. Tis gorgeous.

@koshka

Awwwwwwww ARI! How did you grow up to be like this? (I mean. I know why. But it’s my firm belief that you were a sweet little guy until you started to be mature.)

Fly far, Ari. Find your answers. You can do it.

@whalekeeper

That’s a joke.

*Snort*

Ari

His fingers brushed the next handhold. Just a little farther. He stretched, straining to reach the last inch till his gip caught on the rough circle. Good. He swung up, feeling out a higher foothold.

Sweat trickled down his back. Ari grinned at the sting of salt. Almost to the top.

Shouts below mixed with the squeak of shoes on tile. Swords…[Read more]

I love LeQroi

Except I don’t feel like roleplaying as him right now so just imagine he’s sulking in his room.

Wow. Okay. I love Remington so much.

However, he is influencing my sister. She just grabbed me by the shoulders and demanded I add a certain character because she believes it needs to happen.

And so, while I wait for the perfect moment to drop LeQroi’s next, here’s Ari, a character from the history of a WIP my sister and I have been developing…[Read more]

@whalekeeper

Remington just brought me so much unhinged joy. Thank you. XD That was splendid to read.

Wilhelm Kemp is the second son of Artur Kemp, Protector of (nameless place lol). Wilhelm is a lanky, freckled kid with golden hair, green eyes, and a serious side to his imagination. Probably around 14. Considered a Squire, but not sure the exact rank. He has the right to carry the sword, could be an arming sword, or his German long sword.(But his…[Read more]

@ellette-giselle

Sounds good.

I think I do, actually. Just a moment…

@ellette-giselle

Yessssssss.

Wilhelm

“We will run into others everywhere, but we should be intentional about making and maintaining friendships.” That would mean being social. The thought withered Wilhelm’s enthusiasm, but he steeled himself against it. He was being social now. It never was the conversation that bothered him, just the numbers.…[Read more]

@ellette-giselle

Hehehe.

Wilhelm

“The first rule: caution.” He so rounded the their two pieces with others. He really would need to teach some of the others how to play this game, but that would have to wait. “We do not know who is a friend or an ally. Naturally, we should be making good connections anyway, to help keep the politics between our…[Read more]

@ellette-giselle

Of all things, we were working on the family tree. We started marking out names that die in what we’re calling the Sundering… And realized there were a lot of them. While not half as depressing as the house of Finwe, we had to laugh a little.

Plus, we can totally understand why people name their kids after other family members…[Read more]

*eats popcorn faster*

@ellette-giselle

Which one do you want to do? Since you’re interacting with Wilhelm right now, he’s my suggestion, but it’s really up to you.

@ellette-giselle

Oof. XD

Wilhelm

The firelight caught his face as he leaned forward, illuminating a flash of mischief in his eyes before it could die away. He steepled his fingers under his nose.

“Yes! Ransom. Or they could poison the food. Stage a coup. They could very well be attempting to subvert us to their own influence,  becoming powers…[Read more]

@whalekeeper

I like it! I feel like having international politics act as a factor here really ups the stakes. Our royal brats aren’t just here for a lark. There could be real consequences for their actions.

@ellette-giselle

Oh, Wilhelm gets adventure. Loads of it, right on his face.

The difference between him and Wolfgang, is that Wilhelm honestly tries to avoid trouble. Trouble simply doesn’t avoid him.

Wilhelm

“Explosives.” Wilhelm pulled his dagger out and began sharpening it absently. “Delightful! You can do that adventure with someone else.…[Read more]

The graphic isn’t working, so here you go!

A moment of silence for the WIP that missed out on the cool stuff like Silmarils and magic rings, but somehow still got kinslaying.

The moral of the story is, beware of authors who read the Bible. This was violent long before we read anything in the Silmarilion. Ironically, reading Tolkien made us want to…[Read more]

It’s eating my posts. Don’t know if this will go through.