#she doesn't know

[oifaaa]

ive convinced my friend to binge watch yuri on ice with me she has never watched it before but I've convinced her it's just your average definitely hetro sports anime but we're about to watch episode 7 so I don't think I'll be able to keep up the gag much longer

[motsutambo]

[spitedrowning]

oh no y'all. my sister is watching plagueround (she's partway through ep4) and she really likes poe. oh no

[confused-reading-ink-rat]

"When you wake up next to him in the middle of the nigh-"

All fine and dandy for Gelphie until you realize GLINDA HAS NO ONE TO WAKE UP NEXT TO.

FIYERO'S DEAD NOW TOO BY THE END OF ACT 2

[talahui]

[the moment]

[ask-acadia]

Wenda.

You're going to hurt people.

Just following orders.

[blorbseuki]

8. 🦄: Is your OC the only one of their kind, or are there others like them? for lady helia!

[Ask Meme]

Oho, excellent question! 👀 Before I get into this answer, I wanted to take a second and refer back to some older lore dumps to help lay down context 👉 The Stardust Cycle | Helia's Legend

As far as she (and everyone else) knew at that time, Lady Helia was the only puffball in existence in this corner of the galaxy.

For systems consumed by the Singularity's hunger, the situation was dark, both figuratively and literally. There were no stars, which meant there was little to no stardust. The number of Puffballs and other stardust-reliant species dwindled to the point that they were practically considered myth.

In a world where the stardust was spread so thin--and consequently, in a world that was poor in magic--the fact that Lady Helia manifested such powerful abilities, let alone existed at all, was considered nothing short of an absolute miracle, one that was dictated by Fate itself.

The denizens of Fortel believed heavily in such mechanisms. From the moment her shooting star blazed across their skies, they were more than prepared to take the young puffball under their loving care and raise her to her fullest potential. Her arrival was a gift from the stars, a sign that their days of darkness were sure to end, and denizens of surrounding systems were inclined to agree once the good word spread.

So while Lady Helia may have been the only one of her kind at the time, she was never truly alone, in the loving hands of all the communities within her orbit.

But that in itself can be even lonelier.

[girllookingoutwindow]

To the anon questions:

This is a way to tell us she's pregnant. Literally is something between them: a baby.