#subdue

[solanj]

Kill But kill in MY name

[cryptidvillageart]

Me when I'm in the mines of my own fic (you can read the different parts here: 1 & 2)

Also tagging @h3r3t1c because your feedback is everything to me and I thought you'd like this ❤️

[toomagazineperfection]

You are going to leap over moon.

War psyche pistols in her.

Loving dusk like the eels of the moon.

A night is but a.

A war stepped away when, I sing away.

Stature.

Tune.

In for love, in for saddest hours of night.

Her.

Sunidhi

[1introvertedsage]

[mybeautifulchristianjourney]

How comfortable it is to have One, day and night, before the throne to control the charge of our enemy, and the despondencies of our souls.

Stephen Charnock

[dreamsatdusk]

Pirate (for ask game)

I remain put out to this day that The Pirates of Dark Water was cancelled. I loved it as a kid and, having rewatched it as an adult, found that it held up really well. It was so different from a lot of cartoons, with a unique fantasy setting that was very different than the European-inspired fantasy worlds you tended to see at the time, interesting characters, and an engaging story. And then...we never got to find out what happened ^^;

Thanks for the ask!

[mcfanely]

Subdue

By B_O_M_B

Summary: When Shigaraki awakens more powerful than ever, he realizes something is different. Activating ‘search’, Tomura looked out over the expanse of desolation he had created- seeing an all too familiar glimmer that caused a smile to break across his face. Surely, fate was playing right into his hands.

“Found you.”

~

Instead of rejecting his master's influence, Shigaraki melds to the quirk and it's strange sentience wholeheartedly- accepting it's desires as his. Theirs.

And what they want, is to finally take their little brother back under his control.

Once and for all.

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[wisdomfish]

If sin has gained power over you, at once—delay not a day—in seeking to subdue it. The longer it is left the greater will be the difficulty. “Today, if ye will hear His voice,” etc. But in our own strength no one is sufficient for these things; but the grace of God will help us.

J. Marshall