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My duty is to my Family
Plot Summary: Celia Tully, daughter and only heir to Edmure Tully. Her path to keep her family and home safe is a long and difficult road, but people tend to forget that. She may be a woman, but she is a woman who can play the game better than any other man could. After all, this little fish can swim in deeper waters.
Winter's Fury
Plot summary: AU. For Celia Arryn, she was just the daughter of Jon Arryn and his wife Lysa Arryn, but when war barged into their doors, she became a queen to Robb Stark as King of the North. As the battle carried on, Celia would do more than her duty to her husband and her house, as she would fight every battle to win the crown. She is the Winter's Fury.
OC: Celia Arryn, daughter of Jon Arryn and Lysa Tully
Tribute to Peabo Bryson, age 75, may he rest in peace
Beauty and the Beast with Celine Dion
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Tarth's Last Luminous PearlBy: 10868letsgo
Plot Summary: Amarie of Tarth, the Pearl of Tarth, daughter of Seywn Tarth and a fisherwoman, sister to Brienne of Tarth, has been arranged to marry Robb Stark, heir to Winterfell, to support Brienne's future. Now war is upon them, and she will do what she can to support her family and survive this deadly game of war and crowns. However, no one had expected that she could play better.
OC: Amarie of Tarth
Dance the Night Away
Plot Summary: Baltimore has their own serial killers. Yet not all then once. A dancer instructor named Margot Dixon is being stalked, or rather targeted, by the Chesapeake Ripper. How can she survive this deadly game of cat and mouse?
Glitz and Glam print available via Streamily January 15, 2024. Art by Hunter Braly. Signed by Faye Mata.
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Burning Bright
Plot summary: Elisabeth Marbrand has been promised to wed Prince Aemond Targaryen, and their lands and castle will be the newly rebuilt Summerhall. However, it won't be easy when war is banging at their doors.
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Bridgerton: The Bath Girl
Plot Summary: Victoria Bath, daughter of the humble Baron of Bath's family, must make ready to be the diamond of the season, but also find a husband to gain high standing and sire an heir for her father's title. However, the man who wanted her hand in marriage is that loathsome Viscount, Lord Anthony Bridgerton. Can love truly blossom or be doomed to lose everything?
OC: Victoria Bath
OC: Thomas Baron of Bath and Lady Margaret, the Baroness.
The bracelet was given by Queen Charlotte of Britain.
10 Childhood Habits That Were Actually Witchcraft
Blowing Dandelions and Making a Wish
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Seeds scattered on the wind have carried wishes for centuries. Ancient herbalists believed dandelions held the power to divine the future and send messages to the spirit world.
When you closed your eyes and blew those delicate white puffs into the breeze, you were performing a classic manifestation spell. Each seed represented your intention floating out into the universe, seeking fulfillment. The number of breaths it took to clear the dandelion head supposedly revealed how many years until your wish came true.
Celtic tradition taught that dandelions were fairy flowers, and blowing them created a direct line to the fae realm. Your childhood self was actually practicing sympathetic magic without even knowing it.
Sleeping With a Stuffed Animal for Protection
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Witches have used protective talismans and familiar spirits for thousands of years. Your beloved stuffed bear or bunny served the exact same purpose as a guardian charm.
Clutching that soft companion in the dark wasn't just about comfort—you instinctively created a protective circle around your sleeping space. Many cultures believe stuffed animals absorb nightmares and negative energy, acting as spiritual bodyguards. The bond you formed through countless nights together charged that toy with your energy, making it a personalized protection spell.
Even today, adults who keep childhood stuffed animals are maintaining that magical connection. Your intuition knew what witches have always known: physical objects can hold powerful protective energy when infused with love and intention.
Wishing On a Star
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Starlight, star bright—this isn't just a nursery rhyme, it's an actual invocation spell. For millennia, witches and mystics have channeled celestial energy to manifest their desires.
When you spotted that first star at twilight and whispered your secret hope, you were tapping into astral magic. Ancient practitioners believed stars were doorways to other realms where wishes could be heard by benevolent spirits. The specific timing mattered too: twilight is considered a threshold moment when the veil between worlds grows thin, making magic more potent.
Shooting stars carried even more power because their fleeting nature demanded immediate, focused intention. You were basically performing quick-cast manifestation spells, perfectly timed to cosmic events.
Making Elaborate Potions Out of Plants and Mud
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Every tiny witch begins their training the same way: experimenting with nature's ingredients. Your backyard potion-making wasn't pretend—it was genuine herbalism and alchemy in miniature form.
Mixing grass clippings, flower petals, dirt, and water in old jars followed the exact process medieval cunning folk used to create remedies and charms. You intuitively understood that combining earth elements generated transformation. The stirring, the careful selection of ingredients, even the secret words you muttered while brewing—all classic witchcraft techniques.
Many professional herbalists today trace their passion back to these childhood experiments. Your mud pies and leaf soups were teaching you the fundamental principle: intention plus natural materials equals magic.
Staring At the Rain Through the Window
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Rain gazing is an ancient form of water scrying, used by seers to enter trance states and receive visions. Your mesmerized staring wasn't boredom—it was meditation.
Watching raindrops race down glass naturally induces a light hypnotic state, opening your mind to intuitive messages. Witches have long used running water as a focus point for divination and emotional cleansing. The rhythmic pattern of rainfall also aligns brainwaves to a frequency that enhances psychic receptivity.
Those quiet moments when you felt strangely peaceful or suddenly understood something important? That was your young mind accessing deeper wisdom through this simple yet powerful practice. Rain watching remains a legitimate meditation technique in many magical traditions today.
Talking to the Moon
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Lunar magic is one of the oldest forms of witchcraft practiced across every continent. When you shared your secrets with the moon, you were participating in a ritual older than written history.
The moon has always represented the divine feminine, intuition, and emotional wisdom in magical traditions. Speaking to her—especially during full moon phases—was a way of processing feelings and seeking guidance from cosmic forces. Many witches still perform monthly moon rituals to set intentions and release what no longer serves them.
Your instinct to confide in that glowing presence showed natural magical ability. The moon listens, absorbs, and reflects energy back to Earth, making her the perfect confidant for a young spell-caster.
Collecting Special Rocks Because They Had Powers
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Crystal and stone magic forms the foundation of countless magical practices worldwide. Your pocket full of special rocks was actually a portable spell kit.
Children naturally sense the energy different stones carry—that's why certain rocks felt special while others didn't. Smooth stones from rivers, sparkly quartz fragments, or unusually shaped pebbles each held different properties in folk magic traditions. Carrying them provided protection, luck, or courage depending on the stone's characteristics.
Modern crystal healers use the same principle you discovered as a kid: rocks aren't just rocks. They're compressed earth energy formed over millions of years, and your intuition correctly identified which ones resonated with your personal energy. That shoebox full of treasures was genuinely your first altar collection.
Drawing On Fogged Up Windows
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Sigil magic—creating symbols charged with intention—is a core witchcraft practice. Your foggy window doodles were temporary sigils that released energy as they evaporated.
Witches draw symbols to represent desires, then destroy or release them to activate the spell. When you traced hearts, stars, or your initials on steamed glass, you were doing exactly this. The impermanence mattered: as your drawing faded, the intention was released into the universe to manifest.
Breath magic adds another layer—your breath contains your life force, so breathing onto glass and then marking it combines two powerful elements. Those vanishing drawings were actually elegant little spells with built-in activation mechanisms. Pure magic disguised as boredom during car rides.
Stirring Juice In a Specific Direction for Good Luck
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Directional magic is serious business in witchcraft. Clockwise (deosil) stirs draw positive energy in, while counterclockwise (widdershins) banishes negativity. You somehow knew this instinctively.
Kitchen witchery has always involved stirring intentions into food and drink. The direction, number of stirs, and focus while stirring all affect the energy you're infusing. Many traditional recipes include specific stirring instructions that originated from magical practices, not cooking science.
When you carefully swirled your juice three times clockwise before drinking, you were charging it with good fortune and positive outcomes. That little ritual transformed ordinary juice into a luck potion. Your breakfast table was actually an altar, and you were the kitchen witch blessing your beverage.
Jumping Over Sidewalk Cracks Like Our Lives Depended On It
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Threshold magic and protective rituals have governed human behavior for thousands of years. Those sidewalk cracks represented boundaries between safe and dangerous spaces in your magical worldview.
The rhyme about breaking your mother's back wasn't just silly—it reflected genuine belief in sympathetic magic, where actions in one realm affect another. Cracks symbolized portals to the underworld in many traditions, and stepping on them could invite misfortune or allow malevolent spirits access to your life.
Your careful hopscotch walking pattern was a daily protection spell, warding off bad luck through mindful movement. Many cultures still practice similar threshold rituals when entering homes or sacred spaces. You were honoring those ancient protections, one careful step at a time.
7 royal bloodlines legend says are linked to fallen angels
Throughout history, people have been fascinated by royal families and the mysteries surrounding their power.
Some legends suggest that certain royal bloodlines are connected to the Nephilim or fallen angels.
These stories come from ancient texts, folklore, and secret traditions passed down for centuries.
While most of it is legend, the idea of divine or supernatural ancestry has always captured the imagination. Here are seven royal bloodlines that legend says may be linked to fallen angels.
1. The Merovingian Dynasty
The Merovingians were a royal family that ruled parts of what is now France from the 5th to the 8th century.
Legends suggest that their bloodline descended from a union between a human and a celestial being.
Stories tell of a “mystery child” who carried a special mark, a sign of Nephilim ancestry.
Some historians connect the Merovingians to secret knowledge and unusual abilities, including leadership, intelligence, and influence over their subjects.
The idea of a fallen angel ancestor made this family seem chosen and different from ordinary kings.
2. The Plantagenets
The Plantagenet dynasty ruled England for more than 300 years. Legends say they may have had ties to fallen angels through marriage and secret lineages.
Some stories claim that certain members of this family displayed unusual wisdom, strength, or charm.
Although historical records focus on battles, politics, and alliances, the myths suggest that their power was not only political but also connected to a supernatural heritage.
3. The Habsburgs
The Habsburgs were one of Europe’s most powerful royal families, ruling over Austria, Spain, and other regions for centuries.
Legends claim that their distinctive features, like strong jaws and long faces, might hint at Nephilim ancestry. However, it could just be a severe case of inbreeding.
Some stories also suggest a hidden spiritual energy in the family, giving them charisma and authority.
The idea is that fallen angels contributed certain traits to their bloodline, helping them maintain control and influence across generations.
This belief added mystery to a family already famous for its reach and power.
4. The Capetians
The Capetian dynasty ruled France for over 800 years, making it one of the longest-lasting royal families in history.
Some legends say that the Capetians may have had links to fallen angels through secret unions or unexplained marriages.
Stories describe unusual wisdom, leadership skills, and strong physical presence in certain members. These traits are similar to those attributed to Nephilim descendants.
While history focuses on wars and politics, folklore hints at a mysterious origin that may have helped them rise to power and remain in control for centuries.
5. The House of David
The biblical House of David is famous as the lineage of King David and, later, Jesus in Christian tradition.
Legends sometimes suggest that this bloodline may also carry traces of Nephilim ancestry.
Ancient texts describe angels interacting with humans in the time of the Old Testament, and some believe these encounters influenced royal families.
Members of this line were known for bravery, wisdom, and spiritual strength. These qualities make it one of the most legendary bloodlines in connection with fallen angels.
6. The Japanese Imperial Family
The Japanese Imperial Family claims descent from the sun goddess Amaterasu, according to Shinto tradition.
While it is not directly from fallen angels, some stories suggest that celestial beings influenced the family’s bloodline in mysterious ways.
These legends aim to explain the family’s longevity, wisdom, and strong leadership throughout history.
Their ability to maintain authority over centuries is seen as more than human, hinting at a possible connection to supernatural origins.
7. The House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
This royal family has ties to many European monarchies, including England, Belgium, and Portugal.
Legends suggest that their bloodline may carry traces of fallen angels, giving them unusual influence and charisma.
Some stories say certain members had extraordinary leadership skills, wisdom, or a strong presence.
The legends claim that this bloodline’s continued prominence across Europe is a sign of their unique heritage and supernatural connection.
Animation from the Hazbin Hotel pilot posted to Amessicle's twitter October 28, 2019.
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My OC: Aviator name Candena Ava January.
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“Heroism doesn’t always happen in a burst of glory. Sometimes small triumphs and large hearts change the course of history.” — Mary Roach
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