#c lore

[cheekyvank]

i was tagged by @femboypussy420 to reveal my last google search so here it is…..

it was this last night after telling Red about how when the news dropped I faked a family emergency and left work to go home and blog about it 💀💀

just for that i’ll tag Red @jonsaremembers andddd @blossoms-phan annnnnd @ezaryah… do it or dont no pressure :)

[cheekyvank]

dan howell if she slayed

[cheekyvank]

pretending this is dnp merch

[cheekyvank]

are you a gemini

LMFAO what prompted this?? no i am an aquarius 😇

[cheekyvank]

i need to chug this dr pepper and. fucking clean my house adhd i HATE you

[gaydennisreynolds]

YOU DO NOT HAVE A TATTOO OF A HAIRLESS CAT WHAT

sure do bestie

[gaydennisreynolds]

my grandma's phone ringtone actually was the hallelujah chorus for years and one time it went off at a funeral and she couldn't find it

[viperfishy-fr]

Can you tell me more about Candy?

Candy is a bit of a mystery, but she’s an entity known to several clans in multiple regions, but only really to those who have some sort of system of agriculture. She’s not exactly a dragon, though she might sometimes take on the guise of one. No one’s really certain what she truly is, and very few actually ever manage to catch a close glimpse of her in their lifetime. A solitary pair of glowing eyes in the fields at night could very well be her, but who would ever be brave or naive enough to go out there and check?

Some think she’s a myth, or a seasonal tall-tale meant to inspire to share crops with others or give back to the land, but those who work in and manage the fields themselves take her very seriously. Failing to leave a gift out in your fields for Candy is considered a huge mistake or faux pas among farmers and ranchers alike.

What are you supposed to leave for her, you may ask, and the answer is different for everyone. Some leave baskets of crops they’ve harvested early, others leave preserved/canned crops from the previous year, some even leave money or small effigies. She’ll accept what she wants to accept. It all depends.

What does she leave in return, you might also ask. Sometimes farmers will harvest their fields, only to come back to an egg sitting on their doorstep. Sometimes they’ll find whatever they’d left as a gift in the fields several years ago. Occasionally there will be strange seeds or bones. Sometimes there is seemingly nothing. Perhaps there will be candy.