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૮₍ ´ ꒳ `₎ა ✧.* there are twice as many stars as usual ✧ masterlist

There Are Twice as Many Stars as Usual ✧ Honkai: Star Rail x Reader ➞ (( ABUNDANCE USER ! GENDER NEUTRAL READER ! ARTIFICIAL HUMAN READER ! STELLE-CENTRIC ))

The first thing your sensors were able to record were the stars you saw through damaged lenses as you floated aimlessly through space. It was only sheer luck your broken artificial body was picked up by the sensors on Herta’s Space Station & even luckier that the Emanator of Nous was interested in you enough to keep you.

You don’t remember much except your fondness for the one thing that accompanied you in your era long drift in space, the stars.

Now, you lived a monotonous life at the space station, usually only broken up when your body failed to cooperate or when Madame Herta graced you with her presence, her real presence.

That was until you met a trio that finally gave you that spark, stars you could reach out & touch.

-/? - pages

archive of our own = lesboloves

editor = no one as of yet

beta-readers = @bagofdo-ritos

(1) Operational, Not Optimal ➞ wip

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૮ ᴖﻌᴖა ✧.* creature guide to teyvat ✧ masterlist

Creature Guide To Teyvat ✧ Genshin Impact x Reader ➞ (( DENDRO VISION ! GENDER NEUTRAL ! OC SIDE CHARACTERS ! MONSTER AU ! LUMINE CENTRIC ))

It’s been millennia since creatures started appearing in Teyvat, and not like the hybrids that supposedly lived among humans back in the day (they had vanished into thin air, as the stories said).

The Seven Nations original Archons abandoned them, only to be replaced by mere imitations of their predecessors. They did not care for their nations - they were merely the puppets of Celestia, so the mortals took it into their own hands to protect their nation.

This is your timeline, the timeline in which Lumine and Aether were trapped in.

5/? - pages

archive of our own = lesboloves editor = my boy ollie beta-readers = @land-of-glass-and-spires @bagofdo-ritos

(1) These Walls Hide The Skies ➞ Chapter One

(2) A Lonely Traveler ➞ Chapter Two

(3) Lumine ➞ Chapter Three

(4) Party! +7 ➞ Chapter Four

(5) The Griffin ➞ Chapter Five

(6) The Boy ➞ wip

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I HAVE NOT SHOWN TUMBLR MY WEBTOON THINGS

blasphemous

(last two pieces by @bagofdo-ritos)

(last piece by @land-of-glass-and-spires)

THE LESBIANS !! & shay

[the-pillow-knight]

Egg for the April vgen challenge!

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viktor

i get sky i would also die for him

[civetcider]

so embarrassing to be drawing an OC and forget to add some part of their design...like yeah i made this guy...hand picked everything about them....yeah i forgot to add the things i like about them....

[bagofdo-ritos]

the kiss by gustav klimt, JonMartin version ⭐️

[cosmicisbored]

lots of archivists

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local goth boy is haunted by the Horrors TM

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halloween party au where wtgfs go as coraline and wybie

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domestic jonmartin would’ve been so good if the scottish safehouse was actually safe

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an analysis of how the lyrics,

“Blame it on the black star, blame it on the falling sky.”

from Black Star by Radiohead fits Jonathan Sims PERFECTLY:

First of all, let’s pick apart what “black star” and “falling sky” even mean: a Black Star is often seen as a mysterious and enigmatic symbol; they tend to represent the depth of the universe and in alchemy are considered the ‘Prime Material’, as they are the start of any transformation process. It symbolizes Jon perfectly, at least how others view him. He’s always seen as the outcast, as someone or /something/ hard to understand, as though he reached a complexity even humans couldn’t comprehend. Especially after being the Archivist, his role as the ‘black star’ only solidified, as he WAS the start of the process, the beginning of the end. He was the material needed to transform the world into the fear-apocalyptic future it became.

I don’t think I need to explain the “Blame it on-“ part; the amount of blame being pushed onto Jon for simply being a pawn in the game, everyone around him deflected their own guilt for playing into the narrative by piling it onto him, it's hard not to see.

Here’s where it gets interesting. the second “Blame it on-“ ISNT in the perspective of the others. it’s Jon blaming the Falling sky.

‘The Falling sky’ is less symbolic and more referencing the age-old idiom “The sky is Falling!”, because often it’s referring to panic and hysteria, a sense of paranoia. The line “Blame it on the falling sky.” is referencing Jon in his paranoiac state, implying that he was consistently blaming anyone and anything he could to justify his panic and frenzy.

The lines coming after one another would be as though the situations paralleled one another, senseless blame being thrown around with no justification. Perhaps it would even be Jon facing the hateful blame-throwing and getting flashbacks to his own paranoid blame-throwing.

thank u for coming to my TED talk I would love to hear your thoughts and interpretations :3

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Ceaseless Watcher.

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The Ceaseless Watchers' Archive

[the-pillow-knight]

Romance dawn trio the trio you are…

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mr gerrymandering keay, as the people wanted

[bagofdo-ritos]

Arab Jonathan Sims will forever be my favorite jon headcanon out there.

despite popular belief, i think jon would be more of a “baba” person than a “habibi” person and anyone that’s spent a single day with Jonathan sims would hear his routinely exasperated sighs and “ya baba, how many times do i have to tell you-“ “ya baba, slow down-“ “ya baba-“ “ya ba-“