A short story that set after Erwin and Levi conversation on chapter 72
I can’t finish my other drawing and this one is just kinda collecting dust in my head for quite some time and finally can finish it so
yea
The title is from the song that I listened to while I’m working on this (just the number tho) 24 from Lana Del Rey--that also become the ending song for the story huhuh
The story and more explanation is under cut! Merry Milad, Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays everyone!!!
Please refrain from reposting the story on other website without my permission.
Ok so, this is my headcanon. Levi might not try to stop him anymore but it still doesn’t stop his heart from falling to pieces at Erwin’s decision, right?
Right
/cries on the corner
And how fucking dare Erwin doubt Levi’s faith on him smh
UUUGGGHHH HARA-SAAAANNNN!! You really are my favorite type of seme!!
Two of my favorite scenes from chapter 3!! …It’s like 15 minute translation so it’s not completely accurate but you know, good enough XDD;;
And then much later on, this…..!!!!!
Another month for chapter 4…. aaah T_T;
I have some work I need to finish up but I just needed to get this out of my system. I read the chapter like 5 times in the car ride home from my office.
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“Turn on sound 🔊 A special moment yesterday to finish off the last day swimming with these stunning gentle giants. Mum and calf were allowing us to spend quality time with them whilst the male escort was somewhere in the depths singing his heart out.”
The ink is flowing through like rivulets, staining along his arm so smoothly it fascinates Rin although it’s also terrifying. His soulmate is definitely know how to use a pen brush, he thinks. Though—
“This person is so crazy!” He laughs out loud. He has a competition tomorrow and there’s no way he can rub out the ink till then.
It’s terrifying. Like the person wants to mark him. It’s adorable.
A HaruRinHaru gift exchange for @dandelionmeadow !
I’m so sorry for being so late!!! ><;;; Though I must admit the prompt is just soooo interesting that I don’t know where to start aaaa
I don’t know why but the first thing that across my mind after reading the prompt is their younger self so I start with that. I can imagine something like alternate reality where they finally meet and it’s like in the anime but with the soulmate twist. Yes, it’s adorable
Original Release Date: December 9th, 2017
Retail Price: 620 Yen
Kodansha has released the cover of Bessatsu Shonen’s January 2018 issue, featuring Erwin, Levi, Hanji, Eren, & Jean (Note: Exact ranking unconfirmed, but likely in that order) as the winners of the latest SnK Character Popularity Poll, drawn by Isayama Hajime! This issue will contain SnK Chapter 100. Fun fact: SnK is the only current series within Bessatsu Shonen to have also debuted with the magazine’s first issue (Check out the first issue/first chapter here)!
Also included with the issue is an exclusive clear file and special colored paper. The magazine itself will contain SnK-inspired artwork drawn by all of Bessatsu’s other mangaka, as part of celebrating both the magazine’s anniversary and the SnK milestone!
The previous Bessatsu cover featuring a popularity poll result was the May 2015 issue with Levi (Winner), Eren, and Erwin! All previous poll results can be found here.
And in case you missed it, I created a merch guide on how overseas fans can order this special issue!
Tsunamis, mudslides, and air pollution are risks linked to volcano eruptions. Here, we set aside what's likely to happen (and not happen) after Mount Agung erupts
Mount Agung in Bali has been tempting to blow its lid for the past few months, but has come under the extra careful watch of Indonesian authorities in recent weeks as its been spewing off warning signs of ash and plumes of smoke metres into the air above.
While some experts are saying that the volcano will most likely erupt soon, they are unable to pinpoint exactly whether that will be a few days or a couple of weeks. This has led to a number of the people within the volcano’s immediate danger zone to resist being evacuated, citing job security as one of the potential reasons for remaining within the hazardous radius of the volcano. This resistance has also come despite several warnings being issued by government officials to evacuate the area.
Though no one can say for sure when the volcano’s eruption will occur, Scott Bryan, an associate professor of earth, environmental and biological sciences at Queensland University of Technology, has helped to outline what the aftermath is most likely going to look like, as well as debunk some of the other theories being pushed that are not likely going to play out.
Could the volcano’s eruption cool global temperatures?
Scientists have documented the cooling effect of volcanoes for some time now, showing how particles emitted from the explosion can sometimes create a shade-like effect for the incoming solar radiation that warms the planet. But in Mount Agung’s case, Bryan says this is unlikely.
“We saw the effects of SO2 following the 1991 eruption of Mt Pinatubo. This was a much bigger and more explosive eruption than Agung to date. For SO2 to have a real effect it needs to be injected into the stratosphere (more than 15 km high) and it must be in large quantities,” he said through an email interview.
“At present, the eruption is only producing ash columns a few kilometres high,” he added. “There is unlikely to be any significant or measurable effect on climate if the eruption continues this way.”
Do Balinese people need to worry about a tsunami as well?
In 1883, Indonesia witnessed one of the most destructive tsunamis ever recorded. The 41-metre high waves were initially set in motion by the explosion and collapse of the volcano Krakatoa, which ultimately destroyed coastal villages in both Java and Sumatra.
Though these tsunamis have occurred in the past, Bryan doesn’t see it as an added threat for the people of Bali.
“Earthquakes have been occurring for some time and are naturally associated with volcanic eruptions. But the earthquakes tend to be lower in magnitude (less than magnitude 5) and thus not particularly devastating and won’t produce any tsunamis.”
How might air pollution be affected by the volcano’s eruption?
Depending on whether the eruption at Mount Agung is explosive (an eruption that produces more lava) or effusive (a more ash-heavy eruption, think like a shaken bottle of a carbonated drink) will ultimately determine how serious of a concern air pollution will be.
Since the mountain has been showing a greater tendency towards being explosive, Bryan says that air quality should be on everyone’s radar.
“Ash inhalation can cause irritation of lungs,” says Bryan, continuing to explain that there’s also a risk of developing silicosis, a chronic and incurable lung disease that’s caused from long-term exposure to irritants.
With the added evidence of eyewitnesses on the ground reporting the scent of sulphur in the air in recent days, Bryan warns that the immediate ash fallout might lead to a case of fluorosis. This happens when people consume ash or drink contaminated water from fluorine that was leached from the ash into drinking water.
“If this eruption continues and water supplies become contaminated with ash, then care will need to be taken to avoid potential fluorine contamination.”
Are mudslides a risk?
In the 1963 eruption of Mount Agung more than 1,000 people died and one of the forces responsible for claiming these lives were the mudslides that were triggered shortly after the volcano erupted.
Bryan says that the probability and severity of these potential mudslides will all depend on when the eruption takes place.
“What will be more important is whether the eruption occurs during the wet season, [which would] then trigger mud flows or the dry season,” he said.
The mudslides will most likely be brought on if there is heavy rainfall following the eruption.
“[Mudslides] can be particularly devastating and last for months to years as we saw following the 1991 Pinatubo eruption in the Philippines.”
So why is everyone so concerned about this particular eruption?
It’s not really the size of the eruption at Mount Agung that is posing the main risk for the people of Bali – nor should it be causing the most worry – but rather the proximity and concentration of the people living next to the volcano.
“It is important to remember that despite the potential human impact of this eruption, the size of this eruption is likely to be relatively small; less than 1 km3 of magma is likely to be erupted,” said Bryan.
To put this in perspective, when Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines erupted in 1991 – the second-largest terrestrial eruption of the 20th century – it sent 6 km3 of magma shooting from its lid. And there have even been recordings of volcanoes sending more than 1000 km3 of magma upon eruption.
“The issue,” Bryan concludes, “is that because of human settlement patterns and population growth societal vulnerabilities, small eruptions can have a devastating effect on us. We are lucky to not have witnessed or endured a really large eruption in a highly populated, technology-dependent, and globally connected world.”
Scott Bryan is an associate professor of earth, earth systems, and environmental and biological sciences at Queensland University of Technology
As we launch into our creation period, we’d like the chance for you to get to know the creators and contributors involved in making this zine happen. For that reason, we will be posting bi-weekly Contributor Spotlights, which will showcase the past works of Limitless Zine contributors.
They’re all amazing creators with amazing talent, so please show them your support!
✽✽ Jelli
Twitter | @jxilins
“I’ve been reading KnB off and on since around 2010, so I’m really grateful to have this opportunity to be a part of the community! I’m super excited for the Limitless Zine, and I hope everyone else is excited as well : )”
As we launch into our creation period, we’d like the chance for you to get to know the creators and contributors involved in making this zine happen. For that reason, we will be posting bi-weekly Contributor Spotlights, which will showcase the past works of Limitless Zine contributors.
They’re all amazing creators with amazing talent, so please show them your support!
✽✽ Chocothay
@thayuu-chan | Twitter
“Hello, I’m Pam! Brazilian illustrator and art student. I’m truly honoured to be part of the Limitless Zine, it’s my first time contributing to a zine so I’m giving my best to create a special piece of art! I deeply love KnB, it’s one of my favourite animes and it means a lot to me since it was the main reason why I started making art again a few years ago <3”
Original picture here
✽ ✽ DoomedTemperament
@doomedtemperament | Ao3
“Hello, DoomedTemperament here! I’m super excited to be a part of the KuroBas zine! Everyone in the fandom has been so nice and welcoming to me, and I’m glad that I can give something back :D”
“Everyone take your seats. We have six special guests to introduce to you,” Kuroko said, glancing at his friends and smiling warmly. “They’re going to talk about their jobs and answer questions for you.”
The children ‘ooh’ed and ‘ahh’ed, all eagerly sitting on the rainbow-colored carpet.
“Kagami-san, would you like to go first?” Kuroko asked, noting how sheepish Kagami looked as he stood up, complete in his firefighter regalia.
“It feels weird when you talk to me so… professionally,” Kagami admitted, stepping towards the front of the classroom and looking at the children. Before he could say another word, one of the students piped up:
As we launch into our creation period, we’d like the chance for you to get to know the creators and contributors involved in making this zine happen. For that reason, we will be posting bi-weekly Contributor Spotlights, which will showcase the past works of Limitless Zine contributors.
They’re all amazing creators with amazing talent, so please show them your support!
✽✽Feri-Marife
@feri-marife | deviantART | instagram
“Regarding the picture I would like to say that KnB is one of the first shows where I’ve drawn characters together in a group. I fell so in love with the GOM that I had to draw them all together specially on Kuroko’s birthday! :))”
