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@loopylin

Do whatever you want with this, please

Lucille

Lucy held Mel’s head free of the thorns by her collar. She managed to pull Mel’s hair out of the thorns without hurting her, then pulled with all of her might.

Mel tore loose. The two of them fell, rolling down a slope in the path. Thick, cascading flowers shifted in their wake, the pat…[Read more]

@theducktator

That’s weird. It almost sounds like they want your writing to be an idol.

😂 I’d chalk it up to them wanting to create a God-fearing atmosphere on an online forum. Imo it overshoots the mark, but that’s just my opinion. They have good intentions.

We on KP once had a heated debate about what color the number 7 is. It was civil, but e…

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@loopylin

I feel like I have done something similar to this before.

Not surprised

not sure where we’re going with this

Me neither. Do you mind if I make up some crazy fairy shenanigans?

@rae
I’m not part of SSC so I can’t comment on this very much. I’ve looked at the website and there isn’t a whole lot of information – I can’t access their statement of faith or the community guidelines. It seems like you have to be in it to really know about it.
I will say that I don’t support people who heavily use AI, and I do prefer…[Read more]

Thanks for the ideas guys! I like it when I ask a question and people are inspired enough to ramble. (Min, your extended ramble about that weapons collector is so specific and energetic that I should probably include it somewhere.) XD

I do not plan to return her right away, so Gabriel’s gonna have to cope. If he knows how. It’ll probably involve killing things.

@loopylin

Lucille

“I like roses but they’re better without the sharp parts.” Lucy pulled a loose rose off the wall and pinched off all the thorns she could find. She handed it to Mel. “We have hydrangeas and chocolate lace in our courtyard.”

She muttered the name chocolate lace to herself. It reminded her of a time she found dried chocola…[Read more]

@keilah-h

You have several hours remaining. If you don’t write something, you will be cursed for all eternity. *Severe glare*

XD If you’re still tired from your trip then take as much time as you need

@savannah_grace2009
It was such a sensitive read for me because I could tell how important it was to you. I found myself getting upset from reading it so I had to take a break, but I’m glad I read it.

I hope you’ve come to peace with a lot of these things. And if not, it’s good you wrote about them. My mom has talked about how important it is to…[Read more]

@loopylin

Also, I’ll share some snippets when I finish things.

And I will inevitably fangirl when you do

@keilah-h

Stuffiiiiieeesss!

Whalekeeper goes after me right?

Yeah, but I’m in a predicament. XD My dad likes my latest drawing so much, he asked me not to post it anywhere on the internet. “AI is not allowed to swallow it.” His form of a serious compliment.

I’m humoring his request. I’m still working on this piece so y’all are gonna have to wait until I draw something l…[Read more]

As someone who is very invested in your projects, you don’t have to ask twice. I would love to pester you about Inky world and Paper Stars. I need them to exist. I mean, technically they don’t have to exist, but I would be excited if they did.

@loopylin

Lucille

Lucy slowly let go of the vine and walked a few paces, studying the way forward.

Ahead of them was a narrow path with arches over it – an overgrown arbor. Yellow roses and leaves grew so thick that the wood beams were almost completely hidden, like furniture draped in a golden blanket. The leaves fluttered in the breeze,…[Read more]

@keilah-h

Yep. See near bottom of page 52

@loopylin

Lucille

“Speaking of, I’m starved.”

The wall ended. Lucy found one of the vines tangled on the top, a thick silver tendril, and hacked at it with her hatchet. One end of it fell to the ground, and she slid down it like a drainpipe.

She looked up at Mel, holding the vine steady. “So you didn’t get taken?”

@loopylin

Lucille

“Outer fields.” Lucy stopped to help Mel over an extra large mound of vines. “Do you know how to get back to Colorado?”

@loopylin

Lucille

“Thanks. I’ve practiced. Where are you from?”