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number 40 for the ask game 🫡
thanks!!!
40. whos voice do you enjoy?
ooooh there's a few.
the first person my brain came up with is ray porter bc i'm listening to the phm audio book atm and he has suchhhh a great voice
also david tennant, michael sheen, my (now former) supervisor, the voices of my two best friends, laura bailey (ESPECIALLY as jaina proudmoore), my late grandma and rygo, of course 🫡
love this question, thank you!
100 questions ask game!
@neutronian said:
87 (for the Grace playlist asks)
Even though it’s technically a romantic song, the apocalypse vibe and the holding fast to each other at “the death of the sun” is just such a perfect vibe for him and the story!
Some standout lyrics:
And the stench of the sea and the absence of green Are the death of all things That are seen and unseen Not an end, but the start of all things That are left to do
The Grace moving to Erid vibes are strong here!
send me a number from 1-110 and get a song from my and @jade-efflorescence’s ryland grace playlist!
Rigelian (left): A gender that is linked to soft celestial maverine energy. Neutronian (right): A gender that is linked to the void and fluctuates with soft celestial maverine energy.
These are both a part of the celestial gender system and I decided to have my own format. I want to do a number of itherine celestial genders, flipped upside-down compared to the others in this set. The "linked to the void" variants will have a white star because I imagine starlight is brighter in the void.
Rigel is an enormous bright blue star that is part of the Orion system, one of my favorite constellations (only because I know how to identify it thanks to Wind Waker, which makes this term personal to me.) Neutronian is named after neutron stars, which are collapsed cores of enormous stars. I think the "death" of a star and the aftermath floating around in the void works really well for a gender that is linked to a void-like quality.
These terms are being added to a larger existing gender system that was coined by somebody else. Please feel free to add them to whatever wiki pages include the celestial gender system, but please do not categorize them as "atrinary."
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