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I don't get why everyone hates on necromancy. like... thems bones. everybody loves bones. bones are like, the coolest ever... ain't nobody hating on bones. so why the necromancer hate? no crime here. they wasn't using the bones anymore. they're dead. and dead is bones and bones. is cool
Everything dies. People, cities, empires. Fashions. Your favorite song. Things fade and are forgotten. Why would you want to outlast everything you love? It sounds like a terrible fate.
professor
Sorry I’ve been dead. I’m literally going crazy over this man 🙂
tender moment with my emmrook <3
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“Emmrich? You don’t have to hide your face from me.”
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Lich Lord đź’€
Pillow Prince đź‘‘
when your boyfriend transcends mortality and you're a spellblade with electric fists looking to show him a good time
Pioneering French photographer Felix Nadar died #onthisday in 1910. @AllisonCMeier explores his determined efforts to document the beauty and terror of this realm of the dead: https://publicdomainreview.org/essay/photographing-the-dark-nadars-descent-into-the-paris-catacombs #otd
I thoroughly recommend checking out the article linked above.
With a wired series of Bunsen “batteries”, he was able to generate enough electric light to take a photograph in darkness. In an era when photography was closely linked with natural light from the sun, taking this technique into the darkest realms of Paris was radical. It was not easy. He initially experimented with the batteries — invented by German chemist Robert Bunsen in the 1840s using a chemical reaction of metal and acid — in his studio. He described in his memoirs how the radiance at night would “stop the crowd on the boulevard.” And it drew customers into Nadar’s studio “like moths to light”.
feeling inspired (threat)
emmrich but i put him in one of those fancy jc leyendecker sock ads
Giving Emmrich the ending he deserves
UNRAVEL THE WARDS
a little bit of necromancy
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