I'm Skykid Nadir (nay-deer), but I also go by Siliv Lexington on Pinterest! I'm Autistic and LGBT+. My pronouns are she/they. I am currently studying anthropology/archaeology, but also enjoy creative writing! This is my side blog for creative writing. For Sky fandom content, see skykid-nadir. For my other fandoms see fangirl-nadir! Likes and follows will come from my main account, Skykid Nadir.
My Carrd: https://skykidnadir.carrd.co/
I might be open for some light roleplaying or character asks!
For a list of my works and OCs, see below the cut (WIP):
Original Novels
Godborn Trilogy: YA fantasy series about a group of teens caught up in a war between the Gods of their world.
Steampunk Novel: Follows the crew of an airship as they navigate a magical world with the aid of a precious relic.
Wolfkin: A princess, her Wolfkin guard, and their Healer friend rally an army to oust a rival kingdom from their land.
Wolfbane: A prequel to Wolfkin, establishes the kingdom's history and tells the story of the first Healer.
Untitled Fantasy Series: The plot of this one is pretty loose; there's a magical school portion and a portion following the nation's army.
Talent: A reluctant mage's apprentice accidentally unleashes a demon army and must atone for his mistakes.
Princess Tara: A rebellious princess discovers that her home isn't the paradise she thought.
Myna: A witch struggles with the murder of her family and must learn how to forgive.
My NaNoWriMo Project: After discovering that he is adopted, a young boy accompanies a talking cat to find his birth parents and figure out why they gave him up.
Marian of Sherwood: An LGBT+ Robin Hood retelling from the perspective of Maid Marian.
Three Kingdoms: When an ethereal enemy threatens the world, three rival kingdoms must unite to save humanity.
Elaxi: The story of an assassin questioning her cause.
Still in Development
King Arthur retelling: Set in the same world as Marian of Sherwood, this is a retelling of the King Arthur myths.
War: A genetically enhanced soldier learns how to be a human.
Mage: A man and his adoptive son must mend their damaged bond when a sorcerer threatens their home.
D&D Adventure: A crew of misfits meet in a bar.
Superhero: Fairly standard super hero fare.
Ghibli Aesthetic: Follows two brothers and their robot as they travel across a vast, magical world.
Forbidden: The son of a billionaire falls in love with a rock star.
Dracoventh Chronicles: A world where dragons are bonded with a Drakoventh and use them to communicate with mortals.
Industrial Fantasy: A farmer falls in love with a deaf boy who turns out to be a witch.
Fan Fiction
Sky COTL: Follows the misadventures of my three OCs; Apocrypha, Nadir, and Tahti.
Warrior Cats: Tells of the conflicts between Emberclan, Stormclan, and Ironclan.
RWBY: The adventures of the rag-tag Team EBNI(S)!
Journey: A jaded wayfarer is tasked with guarding her tribe's Elder on a pilgrimage across the desert.
Hollow Knight: My own take on the game's story.
Moomin: The same lovable characters but slightly older!
a collection of sketches from the past month or so. sometimes i need to remind myself that i drew these in the first place because i want to share it with others and even if it looks bad to me it doesnt mean its actually that bad lol
five years from now, this will be embarrassing. ten years from now, this will be a fascinating glimpse into the person you once were and the world around you. NEVER DELETE ANYTHING !!!!
youll go through old posts or journal entries or photos and youll be tempted to delete it or throw it away because it makes you cringe. THATS THE DEVIL TALKING. you need to keep it, for archival purposes. In ten years youll either be glad you kept it or mad that you didnt.
"kill the part of you that cringes" WRONG. nourish the part of you that gets enjoyment from seeing the evolution of your interests and self expression, as well as how your own views of your past self evolve over time
They're used to being the one in control, the one hurting others. So when a greater evil springs up and leaves them half dead, Whumper doesn't know what to do. They're too badly hurt to take care of themselves, and they don't have any friends they can turn to. And so they prepare themselves to die, alone and in pain.
And then the heroes find them. Take them in, patch up their wounds. When the former Whumper comes around they're shocked to find their rivals treating them with such kindness. And they're even more shocked that their primary victim is the one who advocated for their care.
How does this show of kindness affect them? Do they change their ways? Do they go back to enemies, but with a mutual respect for one another?
scrolling through every single nice tag ive ever received on my art like im a man dying from thirst and the only thing that can save me is nice tags. kicking my feet and giggling. Normal style
Bonus points if the Whumpee keeps patching themself up after fights, and then when the Caretaker finds out they're royally pissed: firstly that such a young child knows how to stitch a wound shut, but also that no one taught them how to ask for help. The Whumpee insists on continuing to take care of themselves at first; it's their responsibility to take hits and not bother the others to patch them up afterwards. But slowly, surely, Caretaker is able to get through to them. First they offer a roll of clean bandages. Then they help reach that spot on their back Whumpee can't quite get. As time goes on Whumpee starts to understand that it's ok to be vulnerable with the others and that their kindness isn't just a facade
Whumpee who's just shockingly nonchalant about their condition? Leader asks them about their day and they rattle off "had toast and eggs for breakfast, attended the team meeting, got shot by a hired killer, met up with Caretaker for coffee... I hope they're not mad our meeting time was pushed back."
Meanwhile Caretaker is just so fucking glad Whumpee is alive they can't even be bothered to chide them about taking these incidents more seriously
whumpee who doesn't need to be chained up in a basement. whumpee who's hidden in plain sight. whumpee who hides their own bruises and smiles when strangers ask them how they're doing.