#the obvious

[gayrandalgraves]

crash (1996) and its the same but vroom vroom by charli xcx is playing

[mikeandwillsweddingofficiant]

i need more arygle on my page

i miss that diva

[thegreatyin]

,,,actually what class would the yearner be in a hypothetical arknights AU. would she technically count as an alter of the scoundrel

[munchymunchkin]

[jinx-on-mars-19xx]

@manicpixiedreamb0y I mean... Technically he's miming eating something 👀

[bldmnrises]

@vigilantdesert !

there were many reasons a zora could never travel to the valley of the gerudo. one could simply dry up and wither away under such an intense sun, or perhaps it was the very lack of water that prevented them that exposure to hydration that could allow oversight. in sidon's case, it seemed all too clear to him as he opened his arms to the chieftain in kind, walking alongside her through the field of central hyrule.

" how extraordinary!-- so if i were to somehow arrive at your gates, i would be denied? " to think, royalty of a neighboring nation could be so easily declined simply for their gendered role. it certainly made sidon rethink things, especially with how he perceived himself. masculinity was suddenly a sin far too prevalent, or perhaps that was the provoking thought on behalf of the gerudo? mind boggles and swims about like a beached fish, desperate for answers and the chance to breathe calm once more.

" is there any chance you could further explain, urbosa? "

[artisticflutter]

AU August - Day Twenty-Five and Six: Royalty and Spies

Series: Miraculous Ladybug Rating: T Genre: Suspense, Romance Pairing(s): Adrinette Summary: Under orders of his father, he managed to place himself in service to the Princess. However, he doesn’t hate it - in fact, he wonders about defying his original orders. Warning: Not beta’d.

Adrien’s father always told him stories about the royal family while he was growing up; how they were improper, how they didn’t care for the people, and how the kingdom suffered. It was only after he grew older and managed to get a position within the castle - at the Princess’s side no less - that he began to learn that perhaps his father was wrong.

The King and Queen were warm and welcoming, and tended to always be smiling. People were their priority and did their best to see everyone was fed and housed, and could live their lives with ease. They saw to their people’s needs; they listened when their people spoke of trouble and woe.

Those they didn’t listen to were often the noble lords and ladies who usually seemed to complain about not having enough coin in their coffers or desiring some expensive and unneeded location solely for themselves - a waste of land and resources. It was almost embarrassing to see his father silently among them, but he had an appearance to maintain.

Adrien - as ordered by his father - was supposed to be within the castle, finding any secrets that might discredit the royal family and give the kingdom reason to overthrow them potentially.

However, that was five years ago, and besides Princess Marinette maybe still needing to work on public speaking and subtly, there was no real fault. She was so different from the noble ladies he’d often met with and had to be polite to; they who wanted to be royalty but could never act like it. They saw only the coin and not the true responsibility that came with it - the one which Marinette seemed to fret over every other day besides her private lessons and schedule. It was his duty to keep her punctual and mentally prepare her for the tasks ahead, one of which was to make sure she was calm and happy because she always presented herself the best then.

If only he could always be by her side, but his father - he could feel his ever-looming presence.

What should he do?