#perfectly safe

[taryn40k]

please please please draw freaky hot nurgle corrupted mortarian people need to know that fulgirm isn't the only sexy chaos primarch

Have you ever seen a moth so resentful of the light?

[deenigma]

Maltober Day 16 - Trapped

[fluffyphocks]

dungeoneering

[swirling-orbs-of-disorder]

[gryffinorsomething-blog]

A little comic I did for my Oc Tom, who is in fact very trustworthy

[breathe-toxic-smoke]

Zacharie you should watch out... You may get a taste of karma

[archiveofoutofcontextphrases]

If I'm found dead via tiger just know I spent my last moment going 'pspspspspsp'

[spokewar]

“ I’m not sure I like this plan after all. ” from cress in the no 66 au bc. y'know. i'm a menace.

──✶prompts from star wars: the clone wars

"I admit, I was expecting the Council to be upset and perhaps a few of the more . . . stubborn senators." Stubborn being the most polite form of fascist sympathizers. It would have been foolish to think they wouldn't be met with at least some resistance from either party; the Jedi who benefited from sanctuary and government aide, and the Republic who benefited from having an army planted in their the capitol. Up until recent decades, the Order had just been an ornamental weapon for show, something to wave in the enemy's faces when they thought to challenge the Senate's rule and Obi-Wan, like everyone else, hadn't seen the trouble they were in until the pot was boiling full and boiling over. It had been easy to think of it as normal—needing interference from a separate governing body to conduct their affairs—when it was all he had ever known, all his Master had ever known as well.

"But the mercenaries were a surprise." Had he come to Lothal by himself then he would have written it off as an unlucky coincidence, just a lone Jedi in the outer rim who they thought to be easy pickings and worth a few credits. But, as it was, he had the galaxy's most ambitious researcher at his side and the confirmation that a few of the more influential dignitaries had heard of his efforts in creating a barrier between them and the Order, all faucets and levels of it. Ceasefire may have seen a few dozen seats emptied, those who disagreed with the war's outcome or had played parts encouraging the fighting, but there was not a single chance they had weeded out all the corruption in its entirety.

"I'm sure after the Council warms up to the idea and we have a full team working with us, there won't be anymore mishaps." It was spoken as he removed the power cell from the weapon he'd relieved from the would-be assassin's corpse. Obi-Wan also made mental note to question Cress about the Educorps combat training to determine what measures of security they would have to take. After all, they were a long way from the Jedi's true base of operations should anything go too awry.

"And I assure you the temple itself is plenty safe, I've scouted it top to bottom at least a dozen times! There is no way to enter it without at least a pair of Force sensitives and - the most fascinating part! You haven't even seen it yet, there is a fully stocked library. The technology is a tad outdated, but it will be quite the interesting project to sort through it all."