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clarith | fae/they | 18+ ⚠️ this blog is rated shaker 12 ⚠️

[shakertwelve]

hi, it's clarith! this is my wildbow blog. fae/faer + they/them dyke. my icon and header are of this labyrinth art by rililith. i do check most new followers and if your blog has radfem/tmra or zionist shit on it you will be blocked

#ward lb (chrono) — i read all of ward (completed)

#pact lb (chrono) — i read all of pact (completed)

#worm reread (chrono) — going through worm again

#doodle — once in a blue moon, i draw

#estateposting — tag for my fic i write a fic. i post about it all the time so you should check it out or you may get confused. spoilers in the tag for everything about it

[shakertwelve]

idea that apparently only i and one SV user thought was worth posting

[shakertwelve]

all summer in a day

[miniti8]

I like to imagine that after Blake leaves on his crime spree, Peter, having basically figured out what his deal is in the span of 6 hours, addresses the situation in a way that provokes the LEAST comfortable response

[shakertwelve]

new wave has kamala harris type pride merch where it’s just six of them wearing different colors standing in rainbow order. panacea isn’t there, laserdream counts as the red

[shakertwelve]

and it doesn’t say gay pride anywhere in the image or description it just says Authenticity or something

[simurghed]

the way wildbow will make his narrators mention a characters race in a situation where it literally does not fucking matter is so laughably bad

[simurghed]

“Ahhhhhh!” I screamed as the guys were killing me and stabbing me with their evil magic. As one of the guys turned me over to maim me even harder, I noted that he was from the Hainan province in China. The other guy was from like the Middle East

[nonplatonicsubtext]

compilation of posts i have tagged as victoria dallon

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additions

[kaoinim]

part 3

[kaoinim]

part 4

[stupidestasshole]

Please stop using bugs to control reality

you are evil because you are weak

[hieronymusbotched]

I love and miss her so much

[v1leblood]

your latest post reminded of when Victoria comes across a student protest that is stopping traffic and her only goal is ensuring it ends peacefully by helping the police and heroes tell the students their protest is over and using her aura on the crowd that wants to run them over saying she would have handled any adverse reaction. the biggest thing that struck me is that Victoria never learns what the students are protesting. she just never asks. never looks. might be the most obvious and simple example of heroes keeping the status quo while working alongside law enforcement in the book

that's a really good example yeah! ward is an insanely frustrating book

[v1leblood]

ward is so in love with pitting capes against crowds of unwashed irrational proles

[autistictaylorhebert]

The year is 1991, a villain robs your record store and on a whim you call a new hero helpline. It takes them over an hour to arrive, during which the villain waits around patiently because its a fun novel experience and it's new to everyone involved. The hero and villain almost appear to be play-fighting, and afterwards the villain immediately escapes their police holding cell because neither containment foam nor the PRT exists yet. Everyone tips you afterwards.

The year is 2002, a villain robs the restaurant you manage, and you call the local hero team, who arrive within 20 minutes. There's a brief, professional fight with a back and forth that almost seems like a therapy session, before the villain is captured. Because of circumstantial political tides they're immediately sent to the birdcage, despite it being a first offence.

The year is 2012, villains rob the grocery store that you work at, and you wearily call the PRT, the heroes arriving 50 minutes later because most of them have been killed in endbringer fights. The fight is bloody and quick, with all banter from either side taking the form of growled threats. Upon being brought back to the phq all of the villains are immediately offered plea deals to become probationary heroes.

The year is 2015, villains rob your community's new grain silo. No-one calls the heroes, but they decide to come anyway, taking over 2 hours (they live 10 miles and two portals away), to eventually catch up on a highway where 30 civilians die in the ensuing fight. After this the villains are captured and subsequently exiled to a blacksite prison world where one of them almost immediately dies of exposure and the other later becomes a titan. You don't get your grain back.

[shakertwelve]

my ward theory: neither neil pelham nor the other one is victoria's dad. the new wave women reproduce via parthenogenesis

[shakertwelve]

it was right there all along

[simurghed]

recently discovered that luke’s* surname brito is common in the dominican republic and the surname casseus (which he uses as a fake surname on earth bet) is predominantly haitian … did wildbow accidentally make luke caribbean

*ballistic for those of you who don’t know the travellers like that

[shakertwelve]

Did you ever make/reblog a post going over worm’s trigger warnings for new readers? I thought I remembered seeing something like that on your account a while back, and was looking for it to help give the worm pitch/disclaimer to a friend who hasn’t read it, but I couldn’t find anything like it while searching so I wanted to check directly just in case!

that sounds familiar, but i'm afraid i don't have a link on hand. best of luck in finding it!

[autistictaylorhebert]

1991 earth Bet hero names:

"The Phantom of Boise, Idaho"

"Knight"

"Batman" (killed by behemoth before the lawsuit can conclude)

"Cape"

2002 earth Bet hero names:

"Tidal"

"Defender" (widely mourned despite numerous sexual misconduct allegations)

"Slingshot Man"

"LaserFalcon"

2012 earth Bet hero names:

"Phantom IV"

"Lancelight" (formally known as "Blood Impaler")

"Synergy"

"Clump"

2015 earth Gimel (+associated territories) hero names:

"Aerodramus V."

"Third Realm"

"Daisy-Maisy"

"Wound Man"

[shakertwelve]

catholic taylor hebert: now we were like paul and timothy