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Finishing Rose of Versailles had me numb and aching. Maybe love is heading into apocalypse together, maybe love is holding hands at the end of the world, finally realizing who you want to end up with, whether in a countryside church as bells rang, or in pools of blood as the battle rage on.
I love Hypnos in Hades game, I love that he's actually a really really powerful god, but in Hades he's just little guy too nice to use his power. It's so funny that he once put Zeus to sleep, Zues finds out, got angry, chased Hypnos, and Hypnos runs to his mama Nyx and she scolded Zues and Zues is like 'sorry ma'am, my bad ma'am...'
damn that sucks bro. have you tried wading into the quiet of the stream.
I wrote a poem about my horse in Skyrim 🐴❤️
Good new! My art is awarded Daily Deviantion!
Bad new, weirdo shows up saying that I made it with AI
I think there are AU of both the Spartan siblings being misthios and I present, AU where the cult got them both, and they're called Deimos and Phobos, Terror and Fear, after the twin sons of Ares.
I'm once again been listening to the scores of Malila The Farewell Flower... story of neverending grief and suffering of buddhist concept told through the lense of queer love and lost. Hauntingly bittersweet musics... One of my most favourite film score 2017
https://open.spotify.com/track/36ZxHvZSQnvZpNd9pTG0o8?si=yJA7pW3QT2Ws2qCL9IR0JA
I'm glad people like my Trials of Apollo art asdfghjk I adore the books so much!! I love how it's separated from the previous 2 books, like it's a new story, Percy and the gang are in the background, and a new characters get to be presented. I love how the topic of abuse is written into the story. I love that it's a story about how a god and a 12 years old helps each others overcome past abuse, learn to be better than their abusers, learn to let themselves be forgiven, learn to allow themselves a new beginning, and break the cycle they've been put through. I love that romance isn't the center of the story at all in any way, but LGBTQ+ characters are still half of the characters in this story. I love the character developement, when I finished the book and flipped through the first book again, I see clearly just how they've grown. And yes, in the end, I suppose the one word to summed up this books would be "grow". After all, the main characters are a child of Demeter, goddess of all things that grows, and a sun god, whose ray nurishes them.
