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"Daud's men. Secrets so well kept - even I cannot discern the truth."
"Impression of the Void. Last lullaby." That moment when Daud could mercifully end the poor creature's suffering
A couple of atypically colorful logbook pages from the Bengal of Salem, Massachusetts, housed at the Providence Public Library. The ship sailed around the Pacific Ocean from 1832 to 1835 © Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
I know we love to talk about Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s weird spiritualism and his love-hate relationship with Houdini, but I feel like we’re sleeping on several other aspects of his character here
Like, he personally Sherlocked two dudes out of prison? He was a whaler? He was a doctor and a field surgeon. Dude had a lot going on. Also I knew he was knighted, but I never thought to ask WHY. Low key thought the crown just REALLY liked his books.
They calls us Shadows of Dunwall. And our Master's name people afraid even to speak...
was actually doodling these two
Mostly AURORA inspired
This was supposed to be out on February 14th, but I missed it.