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🪶🌙 My part from the Rayllum fanzine, "It Was Always Her"! As of posting this, you can still order the zine here.
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sarai really looks up to her uncle ez
more i say
"Does it think? Does it feel? Does it have a family?"
"I sincerely doubt it has a family."
"Then is it the last of its kind?"
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"That behemoth isn't a rampaging, angry monster. It's a sad and lonely pet that misses its master."
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The Dragon Prince
s2e5 "Breaking the Seal" vs s6e5 "Moonless Nights"
Sarai will have good uncles
Headcanon time!
In a modern au where Rayla and Callum meet as young kids,the thing I love to imagine most is the dynamic between their parents. I mean — guys I'm cracking up just picturing this:
Runaan and Sarai both disapproving of their kid's new friend initially because "Callum,that girl doesn't play nice,you need to be careful" and "Rayla,that boy can't fight and looks too innocent to be trusted,he might be trouble"—
And when they meet its all :
Runaan,watching baby Callum chew on his pencil while scribbling on a wall using a permanent marker,face covered in charcoal smudges and hair looking like its been dipped in a paint can: Your son is certainly rather... gifted.
Sarai,watching baby Rayla scream "gonna get you!" and laugh maniacally as she chases some poor bird across the lawn Naruto style holding a baseball bat: You sure your daughter doesn't need a toddler leash? She is six after all.
Meanwhile there's Ethari and Harrow in the background bonding over embarrassing pictures of their kids on their phones, their respective spouse's disastrous cooking attempts,woodshop. Dad jokes flying in all directions. Numbers exchanged,dinner invites given,plans for play dates for their kids already in session— do you see my vision —