#dragon republic

[jexversea]

the most sad part about the ending is the fact that they can't never fulfill their hope and dreams for their country since they only talk about it with each other. nobody alive knows about what it. rin wanted a free tuition for school, venka wanted to make a rule to punish sexual predator, kitay wanted to preserve ancient text in every university.

and yet, the country they fought for. the country they spend their blood, sweat, and tears, will have none of that.

their dreams are buried with them.

[rhea1212]

bringing together my two favourite fandoms 🥹🫶

[wondering-whispers]

One of the many heartbreaking things about tpw triology was that Rin did not have an identity outside of being a soldier. Kitty would have been a scholar. Nezha probably would have succeeded his father. But Rin? What would she have become. The more I think about tpw,the more it hurts

[enemiestolovershereicomeeeee]

OKAY HAHAHA yin nezha, that fucker. for all his ideals of duty, and for everything he had done for it, whatever that was, he still cannot kill Rin. He chose her life, time and time again. Even if the very act of choosing her life over her death meant the death of thousands of thousands. yet he still chose it. he knows that she will bring, even unintentionally, death and chaos to everything, and that she did. yet he cannot still kill her.

It was Rin who had to carve the knife to her chest at the end.

[books-by-esh]

Guys look at my rin and nezha themed ceramics I made for art class 🥹🥹🥹

[laluca012]

Keep burning little Speerly, until you remember the scent of home. / Doodle

[hikaritrengsin]

Hmmmm… smells like cof cheating cof cof

A love-hate relationship with them (especially Nezha)

my traumatized blue-eyed babies 😭😭😭

[starredwords]

Ever wondered why Fang Runin died by Yin Nezha's hands?

I have a very serious theory on why Runin died by Nezha's hands in "The Poppy War" trilogy. It's simple because she has Tearza's fate. Died mysteriously by her lover's hands. I have few reasons that drew me to this conclusion that the wheel of time always clicks back. The past always return. It's the same story but with different character.

Fang Runin was the last of her kind. She was the last Speerly and wanted to live. Runin just wanted to live. There was no other way to put it. She didn't want empires to run she just wanted her life and Hesperians wanted her power. They wanted her to exist but by their will. They wanted Runin to choke to her own death. Everywhere she went death followed her. Her own people betrayed her. She had no army, no empire to run. They wanted for her to die and it happened. Riga wanted the same and so did everyone else who met Runin. If not that then why did they betray her? Why? From Altan to Venka and even Kitay, her own anchor, they betrayed her. And Nezha, he was cowered. He could have stopped it, could've have shook hands with Runin and Kitay and should have erased Hisparians. Buy no he couldn't even when he had Dragon Power. How shameful? It wasn't a crime for Runin to exist. But the world wanted clear of Speerlies and it happened. They just didn't want innocent civilians to die. But they forgot something. No civilian is innocent if they fail to perceive the truth. No civilian is innocent if all they believe is nothing but a fabricated reality.

It's so sad to think of that our world and Runin's world isn't very different. It's just how you see it. In the trilogy there was only one Fang Runin but in the current world there are so many Fang Runin. Desperate to live.

I don't know what you would call Runin. But Runin was a hero no civilian would sing praises about.