#hey kris

[objrabbit]

My best friend's childhood toy, my muse, Blocky Job

[writerorlion333]

hey quick question.

why does kris get the least amount of health from ralsei's tea?

an amount only slightly more than noelle and ralsei, two complete strangers, get from each other?

hey another question.

what does that say about their relationship ?

[futureendeavored]

shes gonna take you ?

[emberoops-archive]

> An image of a very Alternian sunrise. The sun is just starting to peek over thick, luscious trees, dark green foliage, and ocassional rocky outcroppings. The image is id’ed as usual for Ember. 

sooo i accidentally went to alternia today! killed a drone, summoned a swarm, beamed the swarm, then went on a very quick hike to watch the sunrise. now im gonna fucking beat it to the hive near where i popped up. i can already feel my skin getting that weird tight burnt feeling.

thanks @gho2ty for the advice, which is essentially, ‘dont touch anythiing’.

[cloviscostello-blog]

anathema // hand to hand // os

(1): My trainer’s name was Penny. She told me she would show me how to stun, but I insisted we start with blocking. I couldn’t touch her. She told me that if I was uncomfortable, I could come back another time. I declined, and told her I needed this. I needed to get over myself, and focus on what’s in front of me.

I learned that we imagine 60% of the pain we feel. I learned that fighting is about feeling, not thinking. Fighting is about seeing. Feel what you see, and see what you feel. See red, purple, see flesh. Hit the darkest parts. Cycle through. Don’t stiffen up, don’t do something you know can hurt you. It’s okay to take risks, though. Block using things you can live without: the hard parts of your hands. The outsides of your thighs, your feet. Don’t give them veins. Keep your feet light. Go under, not over. 

(2): The trainer was a man, who wanted to start with how to subdue opponents. He told me I was very skilled with this, told me there wasn’t much to teach me. I told him I hide behind my mouth, he told me he does too. We sparred for 3 straight hours, stopping only for water. Tributes came and left, came and left. The sun was still high when he told me it would be wise to move on. I thanked him for this opportunity, told him I learned a lot. He gave me a breifing: How to use my knees, how to make sure my neck doesn’t get hurt. How to keep my arms limber, how to use them. How to subdue, how to counter, and how to subdue again. It’s about putting them down physically, so don’t focus on the mental part. It’s easy to get them mixed up when you live with words rather than skin.

(3): I came back for a final time that day to a male trainer who was ready to beat me down. I beat him down, instead. He told me fighting is about seeing what you feel, again. Hit the darkest thing you can see. Tell them to say goodnight, when you’re only going to say goodbye. Get rid of them, take out everything on them.  I left an angier person. I left less tolerable of others. I left ready. Anathema.

[six-and-threefifths-blog]

“You’re shitting me”, “U wot m8″, “no”, and a collection of other notable quotes from the past two hours of my math study.

Part #1 of a trilogy entitled “So this fucknut wants to take a stem degree”.

[croshie]

THANK U SAM 4 THE NEPETA URL

[laxusthelightning]

★

Send me a '★' and I will tell you how my character feels about yours.

The counterpart of his teammember Bixlow, oh well ~At first he had problems distinguish you and the Earthland Bixlow but he learned that you’re way different than him. Maybe you’re not as funny as his teammate, but you know what you want.

Even if he still thinks you’re weak and should stand up or your opinions more often, he can see your strong side and respects you for it. Laxus also respects you for your courgae, the change to come from Edolas to Earthland and that you could face the change so well.

But a little thing he disllikes about you that you compare him too often with the Laxus on your side or the Edolas-Freed.