they hated him for his tboy swag and also the killings
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JBB: An Artblog!
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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@mjrnmentzelia
they hated him for his tboy swag and also the killings
i have a challenge for you
post pictures of your wol, completely vanilla. no custom poses. no shaders. no mods. (some light photoshop touchups okay). i wanna see them in their natural habitat.
this game is beautiful on its own, and i think we forget that sometimes. i also want to see all of those console wols!!!
i'll start!
Some of mine own! Never used Gshade personally, and these are all ones I know were taken without Ana.
ahhh all these beautiful karos!!! 😭 yeah ok i'll bite, here's mjrn in queue for the end of 4.0 aka still maybe my favorite shot of him i've ever taken
and one to celebrate finally making it to 5.0
vi - avatar
ffxivwrite2021, day 6. R18, but more importantly: everything about this fic is MAJOR SPOILERS for the post-rolequest capstone, so under the cut it goes
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ffxivwrite2021, day 2. zenos/mjrn/g’raha, modern au aka hannibal au, ~310w.
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Mjrn adapts well to luxury. He wasn’t born into this kitchen, with its clean stone countertops and gleaming appliances, but he looks right at home there, a knife that matches a month of Raha’s rent in his hand. They haven’t seen each other since they were kids—the class loner and the dropout, spending their Saturdays in the public library because it was open until six and generally free of other people their age. It is always that Mjrn he remembers, head pillowed on his crossed arms, one eye open behind worn, scratched glasses, asking questions of what he’s reading aloud that Raha would never think to ask himself. It’s… startling, to see this Mjrn, with his perfect nails and his indoor garden and his trust fund boyfriend. Raha feels unset from his own reality.
The boyfriend will be joining them for dinner tonight, apparently. Raha is—aware of him, a drawl on the other end of a phone, a coat hanging in the entryway, a bruise on his childhood friend’s throat. His tail flicks, and he adjusts himself on the kitchen stool. “You never used to cook this well,” he says. “It was always pasta and sandwiches with you.”
Mjrn hums. “It was a challenge. I’m good with a knife.”
Silence blankets the kitchen again. Raha used to be the one who filled that perpetual quiet that always surrounded Mjrn, and now his tongue sits heavy in his mouth. He considers leaving Mjrn to his preparations and setting himself to wander the apartment, and then there is a heavy knock at the door.
The knife pauses. There’s a sharpness, suddenly, to the line of Mjrn’s shoulders. When he turns, his eyes are bright—not sparkling, like a lover’s, but gleaming, like a predator’s. “That’s him,” he says, and his customary monotone seems to vibrate with restrained energy. “Raha. Get the door?”