#atlop

[percabeth4life]

Hey, been reading ATLOP (it's amazing and I feel like I'm learning a lot about helpol pagan practices at the same time) and I was wondering if you had a particular system for organizing your sources. Like do you write down important points for a certain source to find it easier? Or have you kinda just memorized things by now?

I'm glad you're enjoying it!

Some sources I just have memorized, like theoi.com. Others I bookmark (and then forget I bookmarked, and then refind and go "wow how useful!" and bookmark again). Some I send in a spot that I save a bunch of links (and then forget I sent it there-). Finding the sources I used later is uh- a long process haha.

There's probably much more effective systems than mine tho lol.

[lovinmc]

you know a fanfic has good worldbuilding when you search up a word you don't know and the first result is the fanfic itself

[sunshinepestilence]

Happy Birthday @percabeth4life !!!

Watercolor Merman for the Immortal Queen of Life!

[percabeth4life]

[percabeth4life]

Grats to the hater of pronouns who commented hating them that has now inspired they/them Dr. Thorn.

[percabeth4life]

Oh btw, next chapter of ATLOP: The Night Of The New Moon, will be out Monday <3

Summary:

There’s an old proverb, Red sky at night, sailor’s delight. Red sky in morning, sailor’s warning. The last day dawned red, now it’s the next night, the Night of the New Moon. Amongst the Land Demigods this is a holiday, but in the sea it’s a night to be wary of. The Moon is hidden, the one eye that could see the sea’s secrets. What happens in the dark stays in the dark, but will they make it to the next night?

Here's the next chapters summary!

[percabeth4life]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

When you read the chapter and reach the end, just remember that you guys can't get the next chapter if you kill me

[percabeth4life]

There had never before been devastation on such scale as He wrought this day. He was a God that knew to be at peace, one which kept His power on a tight reign. His power was something dangerous in a very different manner from His Metua and Wanrila. Poseidon-re’ore destroyed with fierce storms, shaking Earth, and unquestionable might. But Triton-re’aia… His power was insidious, consuming, unescapable.

And the sea had faced it on this night, Ert Pohur Ert Moare Valitavir

A little snippet from the next chapter, since I'm not posting today