#hour 14

[alexwithbooksandstuff]

Hour 14

I think it’s Hour 14?  Took a break from studies to eat a snack and decided to read a bit! Reading Aru Shah and things are getting exciting!! I love middle-grade-mythology stories

Possibly will go back to studying after this and then continue reading from Hour 16!! Let’s see how it goes

[tales-under-the-lamplight]

Hour 14: Warm Welcome

Summary:

“Today’s not a bad day to die,” he says. “Plenty of people around to show you the way, right?” “Is that why you’re here?” “I’m here, in the compound, because it’s Obon. But that’s why I’m here at your side, yes.” He pauses. “My name is Ashura.”

Or: Obon is a very good time to die; your family is there to show you the way.

Author: Dawen Rating: General Fandom: Naruto Other Tags: Major Character Death Word Count: 1,688

Itama blinks his eyes open, slow and lethargic. Golden-warm light filters through the canopy above him, long shadows dappling over his body, leaves warmly backlit. It must be nearly sunset.

The last Itama remembers is – is –

He sits up in a rush. There are bodies strewn before him, dressed in dark Uchiha mantles that don’t quite hide the bloodstains. The bodies are still; he can’t see them breathing.

Itama stands up. He doesn’t want to stay here with these fresh corpses. Obon is soon – another glance at the sky tells Itama that Obon might be now – and he doesn’t know if the Uchiha will linger.

Read the rest on AO3.

[tfshouldidohere]

@ashitshowforalot more channie pics nyeheheheh

[miduhadi]

Finished my first read for the #deweysapril2021 #readathon So You Had to Build a Time Machine by Jason Ouffutt

#hour14 #midureads

[belialjones]

Gonna sleep late & do nuthin tomorrow

[party-gilmore]

It's a shame that it's considered unprofessional to end any passionate but formal research paper with "God Bless America."

I dunno, I just kind of feel like it would be the  written equivalent of dropping the mic after a Presidential speech.

[jgnico]

[danadoesit]

...And then this beautiful police officer climbed up through my bedroom window. It was worth the fall.

My obese amputee patient fell, and she couldn't get up. It's a modern day Cinderella story?