#cryptic warnings

[xanthiccircuitry]

On the subject of Jack-and-Jill bathrooms

Make sure that the doors are either both open or both closed.

The only exception being if you're occupying it, then you may leave a door open while the other is closed.

If you are not inside, however, don't leave only one door open.

You are giving something both the privacy to manifest, and the means to escape.

[ageekyreader]

“Then I think it is not for me to say more - lest terror should keep you from your journey.” Aww gee, that was thoughtful! Because imagined horrors are never worse than the real thing! >_> I would have been pissed if someone said that to me. Sounds like Frodo feels the same. 

[impracticaldemon]

These quotes from Orion in Amnesia: Memories just say it all about the main character’s life in this game.  And they’re darn funny too.  :)

[shaywardley]

Cryptic Warnings || Robert & Shay || V8 W4 || Mon. Evening

@secretsheldoraverage

Her day hadn’t exactly gone as planned, especially the start of it with spilling coffee all over Rosie at Starbucks. Stepping inside the apartment, Shay spotted Robert sitting at the table, looking just as suspicious as he had when they first met. Honestly, it was kind of a turn on, but she knew what it meant. “Hmm...I wonder what you’re up to now, Mr. Wardely.”

Shay locked the door and set her bag down on the couch before crossing her arms and giving Robert a curious eyebrow raise. “I know what that look means. So...what is it? What’s going on? What argument are we about to have now?” A short pause. “I know that look, darling, so spill.”

She walked to the table and leaned against it, waiting for him to say something. After a moment, she pulled a chair put and sat down. This was probably something Shay didn’t want to be standing for, but the looks of it.

[araidnestarblood]

The Price of Stars

She stepped quietly through the snow, her footsteps barely leaving a mark as she came to the cave door.

"Stop right there," a young voice said and the white-cloaked figure looked up, sadly smiling at the human girl that had the bow trained on her, "This is property of..."

"It's alright Rosie," a smooth voice said and a tanned hand placed itself on her shoulder as Taranth looked down, "Luna said that you had to abandon us."

Araidne took down her hood and shook her head, and he nodded, "So it was true about your voice. Why are you here?" he jumped down to where she was, "And why aren't you approaching Kit?"

She chewed her bottom lip and took his hand, placing something warm and fluttery in it.

Taranth stared at her, closing his hand over the object, "Then even after that, he lied to us?"

Araidne frowned, then took out a note that he snatched with his other hand and read.

"He didn't lie, but he didn't realize that his antidote would not work..." Taranth swallowed, "But how did..." he asked before she pointed at the note and he looked back, "It is an antidote made specifically for one person. For another, it would act as a further poison. Adding this bit of light will be able to neutralize that and force it to work as intended. It is all that I can do to save her, any further interference on my part will mark her by those I sought to protect my children from." He frowned as he turned back to her, "And how are you sure that it will work?" he demanded.

Araidne had tears in her eyes as she leaned up and kissed his cheek, then turned away, lifting her hood before walking back into the snowstorm.

"Why don't you trust Kit?"

She paused, then looked back, another sad smile on her face.

Taranth heard the answer, even if it wasn't spoken aloud.

"Because she no longer needs to pay for my crimes. And if she knew, she would carry the burden of them... I cannot allow her to do that."

"She'll find out, even with us keeping her from it. And then she'll follow you." Araidne turned away, vanishing into the snow.

Taranth stared after her, hearing that unspoken answer as well.

"Keep her away. The next time there will be no way to save her."