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[takethistoyourstardust]

i was trying to find tan youyou himself to see if i could talk to him in the overworld (edit: i found him!! thank you!!) but inside the dye workshop does have spindle's personal log and it does at least confirm what i thought, that tan youyou is not native to stoneville! while most likely not the next map we’ll unlock, i wouldn’t be surprised if we visited the linlang empire sooner rather than later.

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[captorcorp]

fuck insurance companies and applying for disability i am exploding them w my mind

[mossyflowers]

LOCAL SILLY GUY REMEMBERS TO DESIGN A BUNCH OF REASONABLY SEPERATED GUYS HE NEEDS TO COME UP WITH THE AREAS THEY EXIST IN AND THAT CONNECT THEM

[the-kingshound]

Hey there, really liked the demo. This is just my opinion, but I found it really strange how everyone was so accepting of MC, you know a soldier who not so long ago fought on front lines, killed your knights, and you killed theirs, child of your enemy... Instead of thinking about them as of poor thing, shouldn't you think of them as potential danger? After all, it was not so uncommon to send your child to marry your enemy just to assassinate them and get rid of a leader. No suspicion at all?

Two factors are at play here: for one MC was not really that involved in the rebellion. They fought for their House only in the last two battles, and even then in the last one they was in the rear. All of this to say that they were on the field only because their House was desperate, otherwise they would have been left at home, ready to be married to some Irish heir when the rebellion was over.

Also, the ROs... well they don't exactly know MC fought against them, since MC really wasn't supposed to be on the field.

Even if MC was a danger to Arthur and wanted to assassinate him, what gain would they obtain by that? Everyone would know it was them, a new sovereign would be chosen and the Houses would, in turn for the betrayal, be stripped of the freedom they have left thanks to the peace treaty.

[angelsaxis]

Wow I didn't think "fucked up criminal raises his ex-brothers daughter as his own, genuinely loves her, but ultimately suffers a betrayal at her hands" was a trope I'd enjoy so much but here we are

[jurdanhell]

i was just informed that a short story i wrote is going to be added into one of my classes’ curriculums for the next year and i think i’m going to cry

[lorquiana]

I think your blog is like a really small library, very cosy, a bit cluttered, with a glass door in tones of green. You step inside and there’s non english music playing (like de andré because I’m partial) and you ask for a really popular book but sorry, they don’t have it. “But we do have a collection of diabolik comics and a section dedicated to murder on the orient express adaptations—” you come back the next time asking for an obscure movie by luca marinelli (you remember there’s a boat involved) and they surprisingly have it in stock

this is such a nice vibe to have thank you

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