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[didderd]

I see....

skeletal muscles...

Mmmm... yes

yep. :3

(post this was likely in response to)

[whyiswingdingsafont]

*AHEM*

*inhales*

Him

Fun fact, this is one scene that is SO different in the book! In the book Rocky not only asks permission to move in, by Ryland is so happy about it that he cleans the Hail Mary while Rocky is getting things ready on his own ship.

[wisteria-scribbles]

The Djinn was curious as to who was the silly mortal that tried the black hole.

He proofed inside Aconite's cell and just... stared at her

*aconite was sleeping, but opened an eye to look at the presence inside her cell anyway- no one's ever managed to sneak up on her. she is too tired to be surprised at the fae popping in, honestly. she seems like a broken little mortal now, covered in magically charged cracks but with no magic herself.

channeling the power of a fae in a mortal body to try and end the world, then being cursed by said fae for unintentionally stealing their power does that to you.*

aconite: . . . . . did you want something? I've nothing to give, sadly.

[whyiswingdings-glowstickedition]

How do fire elemental's pp look like?

Elementals actually have a lot of variation in their physical forms! Some of them have more solid/consistent bodies, having permanent reproductive structures, while others may shift their forms similarly to skeletons forming ecto.

Fire elementals are more likely to have amorphous forms, being a less solid element. The same thing goes for wind, electric/storm cloud, and water elementals. Stone, ice, and nature elementals typically have permanent structures. Combination elementals can be either or. Or they may have one permanent structure and have secondary, summonable ones.

For fire elementals in general—and I swear I didn’t intend for this to be a pun—they look comparable to blown glass. Not quite that rigid or fragile of course, but the swirl of colors and translucent quality are there. Oddly, depending on the density of the magic and how opaque it is, you could even see the cum before it actually exits. Ironically reminiscent of a mercury thermometer. Elementals’ genitalia tends to resemble humans’ in shape, or whatever other monster subspecies the individual elemental is most closely related.

[jacquesthepigeon]

I was just looking at GoodGabe! massive forehead every time he was on screen...

Like...

Bruh...

U could project a movie onto that thing

[sillemojis]

Hi, I just recently found your blog (sorry for the heart spaming). Would it be okay if I drew some characters using the expressions of your emojis? (with proper credit of course)

yeah this is perfectly fine with me

[a5tr0n0m1cal]

Do your skeletons have ecto? and if so, how does it work?

hmmmm, no. or at least not full bodied. they have tongues but that’s it. their magic fills every thing else out.

[popatochisssp]

What if... Merc's SO is a goop monster? like the one we see at the MTT hotel?

Ooh, plot twist!

That would definitely make things easier for him in the ‘something my body does can literally be classed as body horror to you’ respect than having a relationship with somebody solid. If goopiness is his s/o’s ‘normal,’ that’d remove any need to pussyfoot around it!

He’d still want to let them know a few details of his condition so they’re informed and know what’s happening with him, but he probably wouldn’t be as self-conscious about it or worry about frightening them/making them uncomfortable with...himself.

Personally, he prefers to avoid going full goo puddle as much as possible, it’s a body horror type experience for him for sure, and the loss of that much mobility and control is unpleasant and disorienting in the extreme. But a little dripping and melting isn’t so bad and if he can let loose with that, that’s great!

It does add a different dimension of worry, though--namely, that they might feel slighted or hurt that Merc’s own goopiness is something that he’s trying to ‘fix,’ like it’s an unspoken commentary on the s/o’s goopiness and they might think he considers their natural state gross and wrong.

He wouldn’t! Of course he wouldn’t, but that’d be something for them to talk about at some point, and Merc would try to be more careful how he talks about reversing his condition. Goopy isn’t a bad thing to be, it’s just not how he’s supposed to be, that’s all!