^The above happened before I kicked my own ass into actually writing anything so it's extra poetic.
What you see here is likely the tip of the iceberg. Tldr: my brain often created whole ass aus with character traits and scenarios all bleeding into each other and I had a bunch of dillemas about which goes where and where to draw the boundary between different asks. Eg "should the fact that I think the reader has an inherent sense of justice and them telling off the Lion being separate asks? Should the be seperate for how I think this effects the kid?" etc, etc. And then this was before I started writing them "myself" instead of spreading them. I was inspired by (but not as refined as) Wxnheart as a way of dealing with "shortform" content. In a "wait you can actually do this instead of writing longform fanfiction?" kinda way. Wxnheart was also kind enough to tell me this was a good way to deal with short form content for her. Check out her work.
If you like the writing please check out old posts as they were from before I really got an audience here so have very little notes despite being of a simmilar theme.
Links/tags
Overarching lore notes because some asks will be based this and other stuff.
Primarch hybrid biology headcanons/worldbuilding Easily copypasted tag list for posts (made for personal utility but might as well share)
root post <- only top level posts not the reblog chains (reblogging my old asks to other blogs is here too)
Core: stuff central to the narrative/plotline of the Konrad x oc arc.
Primarch x reader
Konrad Curze x reader
Rogal Dorn x reader
I want to create a "writing" tag for navigation but I'm having a stroke catagorizing things on this blog due to the fluid nature of tumblr posts. You can have someone talking "out of universe" then transistioning into a brief in universe thing and people currently going on a binge for that character probably want those nuggets, but people looking for longform content or "actual fics" understandably don't want that in their search. You can catogrize extremes like this definetly shouldn't be under writing but this should. But it becomes a spectrum, and I also post lore snippets, so it's harder to draw the line with things like this, this, this and this.
So far the solution is:
#Snippet Short snippets. Occasionally stuff taken from chatot rp (the stuff written by me, not the bot) that I liked.
#List Probably the most refined and closest to traditional "writing". Writing using the list format.




















