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2 days ago
Yea...not a lot of people think like that unfortunately.
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8 days ago
Happy New Year guys. Wishing you all the best in 2025 :)
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21 days ago
idk man that sounds pretty depressing. Hope you don't stay in that feeling for too long, cus trust me it sucks.
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22 days ago
It always sucks when someone calls you a bad name online though, right? Oh wait.....
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1 mo ago
This is only my opinion but I think you will have more creative freedom in between act 1 and 2 of seasons 2 since a lot of emotional beats were missing there. E.g. caitlyn and ambessastyranny.
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Hi, Qia here <3. I'm a gamer and RP fan just looking to have a good time.

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This is my first one so help is much appreciated
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Interactions/Mentions: @c3p-0h Amaya, @The Muse Kira

Elara clenched the doorframe more firmly, feeling the woman’s words envelop her like a soft, yet heavy blanket. “We’ve met before.” This declaration lingered in the chilly atmosphere around them, seemingly harmless but sown deep with an underlying current of mystery that stirred something within the handmaiden. As she gazed into Kira’s bright, orange eyes, a tension coiled tightly in her chest, intensifying as she struggled to connect the stranger’s vivid features to the faint echo of a long-buried memory.

Suddenly, this memory sprang to life in her mind, uninvited yet vivid. Though it was blurred and faded by the passage of time, the warmth it brought was unmistakable. She envisioned a tiny, pale hand—her own—stretching out to grasp another. This second hand was rough, trembling slightly, and dusted with freckles; its hold was tentative but fiercely intent. “Everything will be okay,” she had murmured, her voice calm even as doubt gnawed at her insides.

The fleeting moment felt like a ray of sunshine piercing through dark, stormy skies, only to be obscured once more. As Elara blinked, her mind returned to the present, focusing on the woman in front of her. Could this person possibly be the same? The sharp angles of her face, the intense, fiery eyes, and the tautness of her body didn’t resemble the frightened girl from her past. Yet, there was a deep-seated sorrow in Kira’s gaze that struck a chord with her, reminiscent of a long-forgotten melody that tugged at her heartstrings.

Elara shook her head as if to erase the thought, hoping to brush away the notion that their connection was anything but chance. After all, how many lives had intersected with hers during her time in the palace? Memories could easily fade, and it was common to impose significance where perhaps none existed. The striking similarity was probably just that—a simple likeness. The woman standing in front of her appeared too fierce, too deeply emotional, to be the same person she'd once comforted with soft words so many years ago.

Despite her efforts to push the thoughts away, uncertainty hung around her like one of her shadows, nibbling at the corners of her refusal. Her eyes darted momentarily to Kira's lips, where a slight quiver was visible, before returning to those compelling eyes that held a world of emotions. Elara noticed the delicate fractures in Kira's facade, the tiny spark of melancholy that flickered behind her strong exterior—though the reasons behind these feelings eluded her grasp. As the pressure in her chest intensified, she took a deep breath and willed herself to break the silence.

I see,” Elara said carefully, her voice measured, as though testing the weight of her own words. “The Princess and I are safe. That is all that matters right now.” She held Kira’s piercing orange gaze a second longer, looking for any hint of her intentions. As she shifted her weight, moving slightly more into the doorway, she established a silent barrier between the stranger and the comforting warmth of the cottage behind her. This instinct to protect felt as instinctive as breathing itself, especially with Amaya so defenseless inside. Yet, if Kira genuinely wanted to help, perhaps there was a way to utilize her presence without fully welcoming her into her home.

If your offer to help is heartfelt,” Elara began, her voice soft but laced with cautious diplomacy, “maybe you could relay a message to Prince Flynn. Please inform him of where we are and how the Princess is doing. Let him know she is on the mend but will require time and rest to fully recover.” The words felt heavy on her tongue, and she couldn’t suppress the faint tension in her jaw as she said his name. Though Flynn had every right to know, Elara still felt an inexplicable discomfort entrusting him with too much. Or at all.

If you are sincere, then that would be the most immediate assistance you could provide.” The statement carried an edge of finality, a polite dismissal wrapped in the guise of practicality.

Interactions:@PrinceAlexus Sya

Orion walked beside Sya, his boots crunching softly against the snow as he kept pace with her deliberate, swaying movements. Her tail left distinct marks in the powdery white behind them, standing out against the clear, defined traces of his shoes. Though her balance occasionally wavered, she carried herself with a surprising ease, her hand firmly clutching his arm. While she typically remained quiet,the blightborn man caught glimpses of changes in her face, hinting at the complex thoughts she was managing within.

As Sya finally spoke up, her playful comments turning towards the Prince, Orion felt a familiar smirk return to his face at her amusing twist on the name “onion-Orion.” Just as he prepared to interject with a witty reply, she suddenly tugged him toward the door, her tail flicking with a casual grace that left him captivated by her fluidity. Her playful jests about honor and cuddles elicited a deep, quiet chuckle from him, a sound that rumbled pleasantly within his chest, marking one of those rare moments of genuine amusement.

With a teasing glint in his eyes, he quipped, “I guess Kira and I will have to draw straws to see who gets to enjoy your company first, that’s all.”

Inside the post office, Sya radiated a vibrant confidence, her voice ringing out through the hushed area as she made her request. Orion lounged casually against the counter, his strong figure dominating the small space, yet his face remained calm and relaxed. He observed her as she carefully crafted the letter, impressed by the determination evident in her movements, especially considering her earlier tipsiness. When she completed her task and spun around, she extended her arm with the elegance of a noblewoman inviting a partner to dance. He raised an eyebrow in surprise but accepted her arm with ease.

“Lead the way, Lady Sya,” he replied, his voice playful yet filled with deference. They stepped out of the post office, Orion keeping pace with Sya and offering support as she adjusted to the cool freshness of the outdoor air. The crispness seemed to reenergize her, yet her slightly wobbly movements and the quick flick of her tail revealed that she had indulged a bit too much. Delicate snowflakes landed on her dark blue scales, sparkling gently in the warm glow of the nearby lanterns, creating a magical scene around them.

While they strolled toward the Eye of the Beholder, Orion’s thoughts drifted back to the earlier moment at the springs. Kira’s sudden exit lingered in his mind, and although he understood her need for solitude, he found himself curious about Sya’s perspective on the matter. Sya, to him thus far, seemed to have a unique ability to sense others' feelings and motivations, even if her style of observation was a bit… unusual.

Besides, given her state, Orion imagined she was not likely to hold back any honest thought.

“Lady Sya,” he started, his rich voice breaking through the quiet sound of snow crunching under their boots. “What are your thoughts on Kira? She didn’t linger for long back there.” He looked down at her, his bright red eyes sparkling with interest. “She gives off the vibe of someone who hides her true feelings, but you seem to have a knack for understanding others.” He stopped for a moment, a playful grin forming at the edge of his lips.

“And, naturally, I’m just an Onion, so what insight could I possibly have?”

Interactions: Luciana/Loni @FernStone


Elena could feel her heart beating loudly, like it wanted to burst from her chest, as the sound of shuffling steps drew nearer. The man wandering toward her couldn’t see, and his movements were strange and unsettling. They were not smooth; instead, they reminded her of a puppet with tangled strings, trying to find its way but struggling with every step. As she prepared herself for whatever was about to happen, her anxiety spiked when the man suddenly lunged at her. His hands reached out for her shoulders with urgency, searching for something stable in a world that was completely dark to him.

“Stay back!” she cried out, her voice shaking but filled with a fierce determination. She needed to summon every ounce of strength she had in that scary moment, knowing that she had to protect not only herself but also little Luciana, who was hiding behind her. As she twisted her body to create a barrier between the man and the girl, Elena could feel the fear coursing through her veins, but she also felt a protective instinct rising up strong within her. Keeping Luciana safe was her number one priority, and she was ready to do whatever it took.

Elena’s eyes quickly moved to the small circle of protection that Loni had somehow managed to form. It was made of salt, and it sparkled faintly, creating a bright barrier in the thick darkness that surrounded them. “Hold on, kiddo,” she whispered softly to Luciana, trying to keep her voice calm and gentle. “We’re getting through this, okay? Just hang tight and stay close to me.”

The man kept advancing towards her, his twisted fingers reaching out as if trying to grab something invisible in the air. Elena took a quick step to the side, making sure to keep her distance. As she moved, her back accidentally nudged against a chair that had fallen to the ground, making a faint noise. It was vital that she avoided his touch; there was something deeply wrong with these people, something unnatural, and she feared the terrible consequences that would follow if he managed to lay his hands on her.

“Loni!” Elena yelled, her voice ringing with urgency. “We’re coming to you!” She quickly ducked under the man’s outstretched arm, feeling the child in her hold clutch her tightly, her tiny fingers gripping the fabric of Elena’s jacket like a lifeline.

The shimmering wall of salt was just a few steps ahead, glimmering like a protective shield. But as Elena hurried forward, she felt the man’s frigid fingers brush against her arm—a chilling sensation that sent waves of horror through her. Reacting instinctively, she pivoted and seized a heavy ceramic mug from a nearby table, swinging it with all her strength, ready to defend herself.

The mug burst apart when it hit the man's head, sending sharp pieces flying in all directions with a loud bang. He teetered on his feet, confused and disoriented for a moment. Seizing the moment, Elena charged ahead, her muscles aching from the exertion, until she finally reached the boundary of Loni's protective shield.

The gentle glow of the salt circle flickered hesitantly, and for a brief, breathless moment, she worried it might shatter. Yet, the protective boundary remained intact, creating a secure path for Elena to enter. She stepped forward cautiously, while Luciana clung tightly to her side. As they stepped through the entrance, Luciana’s cries softened, the gentle warmth of the barrier surrounding them like a nurturing embrace. Elena sank to her knees, still holding the little one tightly, and let out a shaky breath she hadn’t noticed she was holding back all this time.

“We’re fine,” she whispered softly, her voice raspy and faint as she looked over at Loni, who was clearly having a tough time keeping the barrier steady. The deep cut on her shoulder shone with bright red blood, marking her already worn-out jumper. “You’re holding up well. Just hang in there for a little while longer.”


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So you're aware though, you get to pick two Comfortable districts, so long as they're connected, when you're starting out.


ohh thanks for the heads up :) Maybe I'll go for Ivory Tower as well then. I'll add a description for that one in a bit.
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