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vermillioncrown · 2 years
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I can't believe you're making me get into sports anime with your new fic smh *goes to open new tab*
dont do it, it's a trap
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petroltogo · 2 years
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I just finished flip a coin [head for villain, tail for hero] all in a binge marathon and OH MY GOD?!!?! OH MY GOD?!!?? oh my god?!!? It was just soooo goood !!!! It's such a beautiful read!!! You asked such intriguing questions and in the writing and it really showed that you really thought about the characters and what makes them tick and what drives them forward!!!! I really loved it sooo much!!! It kept me up until I had devoured everything you have posted in the series, even above my homework. It was just that good. Oh my god. I am never going to recover from this. Couldn't contain myself in enough words to write a comment on the fic itself, but when I reread it in the future, maybe I will have enough words, hahaha! Meanwhile I leave you this long ass letter of basically 'bestie, your brain!!!!!'
I'm sorry for taking so long to respond but I just had to keep this ask in my inbox for a while. Because every time I read it, it just makes me grin like a crazy maniac. Thank you so, so much for your kind words!!
It makes me so happy that people enjoy this 'verse even though it's pretty far removed from canon in a number of ways. [And not as much as we'd like it to be in others, I suppose.]
But yeah, the flip a coin 'verse is definitely one of my all-time favorite projects in terms of character relationships, development and growth. So messages like yours absolutely make my day <3
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sleepy-bunbun-ace · 2 years
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Op I just finished you Idol Emmet AU in Ao3 and tags and let me tell you I love it so much!!!!!! There's not enough (as in there is not 193836929) fics about my pal Emmet it makes my fan heart cry. I really love Older Brother Emmet, he's trying his best!!! Really cool, really nice and I should actually finish my homework now and stop reading fics.
Anyways, tl:dr: Op your brain huge and I love your Idol Emmet!!!!
this makes me so happy, i'm so happy you love it!!! he really is trying his best and we're all so proud of him for it! also please do your homework ;-;
if you ever want to talk about the au more or any of my other emmet centric aus, don't be afraid to drop an ask
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claitea · 2 years
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(@quiensecomioelpie) angsty emo teen emmet is just the FUNNIEST thing to me
bonus: he still likes angsty rock music though
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vodkassassin · 3 years
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My dude, my gal, or maybe nonbinary pal (just to be sure, don't know your pronouns) you gave me the light, you have opened my eyes. All this ships I didn't know I needed and now can't get enough of. Your writing is a DELIGHT. For a prompt, how do SQH's disciples see him? What about the demons under MBJ? That one shot of LQG getting jealous of MBJ in which the underling backs away slowly means this isn't the first time that has happened right?
Thank you so much! It really makes me happy to hear that people enjoy reading my stuff. It’s half of what makes writing it so enjoyable for me. Another part I enjoy is how I seem to be dragging all you poor fools down with me into my shipping abyss of rare pairs. God bless.
I went with the demon perspective! Might do a disciple perspective next time? Idk. @quiensecomioelpie
As an agent of the Northern kingdom, Mao Liang is required to attend strategy meetings whenever they are present within the palace. Regardless of whether they had just returned from a long, grueling mission in the field only the day before, or not.
Luckily, there’s never that much attention brought to them, and Mao Liang is never expected to share their opinion or thoughts during the meeting, only directly to his majesty and the advisor afterwards. A relief, because if Mao Liang had to speak to the dozens of generals and high ranking soldiers and fellow agents that stand around the colossal, war room table alongside them… Well, that’s a crowd, isn’t it? If Mao Liang was forced to publicly speak, they might actually die.
Someone who doesn’t seem to ever have a problem with addressing a crowd of demons, though — be they gruff soldiers or generals or a glowering, looming king — is someone that is worth admiring.
Lord Shang pulls his furs around his shoulders more tightly, attention directed almost entirely on the maps sprawled out over the table they’ve all gathered around today. His head tilts toward the side just slightly, like a predator whose eyes have zeroed in on his prey, and Mao Liang has to fight the urge to shiver at the sight.
The odd twitches that they see in their fellow demons tells them that they, too, experience the same unease, so at least they’re not alone in this.
It was an odd thing, at first, to fear a human — much less a cultivator. In the beginning, as Lord Shang was just ascending into his climb for power in the Northern Kingdom, it had been something Mao Liang had been almost offended by. Just as any demon in their right mind would be, faced with such a slight, twitchy little thing, whose eyes rove to and fro as if they are a frightened animal. It screams of weakness, to any demon eyes.
Any demon that doesn’t already know better, at least.
Within the decade, however, it became clear that this feeling did, indeed, have its place in Mao Liang’s heart. That they were not experiencing a falsity. That Lord Shang, despite his diminutive appearance, is deserving of this respect, and not just because his majesty is so fond of him.
Not only is the cultivator powerful — Mao Liang still shudders in remembrance, whenever there is a storm in the sky strong enough to birth lightning — but he is conniving. He is intelligent to a terrifying degree. He is scarily efficient, productive, and reliable.
When Lord Shang says something will be done, it is done.
When Lord Shang says changes need to be made, they are made, no matter how many voices make their dissent known (nor how many idiots have, over the years, attempted something much more underhanded — they all fail, each and every one of them, and eventually the attempts were fewer and fewer, before just completely grinding to a halt).
If Lord Shang decides you are not fit for a position….
Well. In the beginning, he’d have just taken care of it himself. Through varying means, all of them increasingly terrifying, according to the rumors Mao Liang has heard over the years. Now, though…
Now, if Lord Shang decides someone has to go, the king himself is ever so obliging to make sure that it happens, often post haste.
So much power in the palm of a single person, even if he is an immortal master — it’s awe-inspiring.
So, Lord Shang indeed deserves the respect he commands from the heart of every Northern demon, and even those beyond their borders. However long it had taken them all to realize (and then accept), the state of the kingdom in recent years has been thriving more than it ever has in the past. Things haven’t been this good since perhaps the early golden age of the current Mobei Jun’s great and mighty ancestors. And they all know exactly who to credit that for.
“Here.”
Mao Liang startles, gaze snapping down to the map and zeroing in on where Lord Shang’s dainty (and deceptively powerful, mustn’t forget that) finger is tapping on an outlined enemy outpost.
“Eliminate them, first.” Lord Shang says.
“Ah — my lord?” One of the generals hedges awkwardly, tone coming out rather flat in his attempt not to offend — as it happens with most demons, their accents when speaking the common language does not leave a lot of room for niceties and polite speech. It’s caused a lot of scares with Lord Shang, where the demons under his attention are never certain if they’re about to get banished from the kingdom or executed by the king (which would be a mercy, certainly).
Mao Liang winces, covering it up by clenching their jaw tightly and eyeing the general who spoke from the corner of his eye, as Lord Shang turns his attention directly upon him.
The general is standing ramrod straight, shoulders stiff and brow pinched, when the advisor’s aquamarine gaze cuts to him. The demal shouldn’t have spoken up at all.
“What is it?” Lord Shang asks, pleasantly. Mao Liang feels a shiver wrack their spine.
Lord Shang is always pleasant, right up until he isn’t. It’s when he isn’t, that one has to watch out for oneself. But it’s ever so difficult to know when that caution is required, because Lord Shang is unpredictable, in a sense.
It takes a lot to truly and irreparably offend the honorable advisor. The last one who had…
They’re still scraping the poor guy’s innards off the wall of that conference hall, Mao Liang is pretty sure.
“That outpost…” the General begins, haltingly. He eyes the peak lord hesitantly, searching the neutral mask for any sign of displeasure, before continuing. “It’s not very important in the grand scheme of things, my lord. The enemy does not particularly value it. To expend our forces on its destruction would, I believe, be a waste of our resources at this time.”
There. Succinct and to the point. Mao Liang cranes their head around to peer at the advisor, who stands at the head of the table.
In the shadow of his majesty’s great bulk and dark glower (which is currently directed at the silently sweating General, poor demal), Lord Shang looks so much smaller than he actually is. Almost breakable. Non-threatening.
Mao Liang has never heard a more hilarious joke in their life. Non-threatening, their ass.
“You would think so, wouldn’t you?” And oh, there is cheer injected into the advisor’s voice, now. Mao Liang watches in fascination as the general visibly cringes. “Ah, but that’s where you’d be wrong, General Peng! You see, this particular outpost actually is rather important, especially to our enemy. They’d just like for us to think that it isn’t. The larger outpost, here?”
Lord Shang sweeps his hand across the map to the larger outline that’s much closer to the Northern borders.
“That seems more of a threat to us, just like you pointed out earlier. And I agree, it does seem that way — however, this larger outpost is only a decoy. A red herring, if you will. It’s larger and more heavily manned specifically to distract us from this smaller outpost over here.”
General Peng flinches minutely, having his own contribution to the meeting so effortlessly and nonchalantly thrown back into his face as only an incorrect assumption rather than a logical deduction. He doesn’t speak, though, even to ask the advisor where he’d gotten such information from.
No one ever asks Lord Shang how he knows something. Everyone knows that if Lord Shang knows something, then he just knows it, and you are to trust it, because he is never, ever wrong.
It is frightening enough, having the advisor of the king know your name, personally, without you ever having introduced yourself to him. Small, meaningless facts about you, the names of your family, where your clan ancestral ritual grounds are (something that no demon tells anyone outside their own clan, upon pain of death. And having that just thrown out there in casual conversation? Terrifying.). What you had been doing, while undercover, just the week before….
Mao Liang’s first meeting with the Peak Lord Shang had been memorable, to say the least. They had come out of it with a very, very healthy fear and respect for the man, of course. Ask any demon in the Eternal Winter Palace — hell, any demon in the damn kingdom itself — and they would tell you the same.
“It’s this outpost we have to worry about.” Lord Shang is saying, tapping once again on the smaller outline. “It’s the center of their operations. Everything that actually matters is hidden underneath it. It is absolutely crucial that those of you in the field ensure that it will no longer be a problem. You should take, I’d say, around three platoons.”
Mao Liang glances down at the outline. The outpost is tiny, nestled into the belly of a valley. Just looking at it, they would guess there are only perhaps a thousand demons in total guarding the place. Sending in six thousand soldiers to take it out is a bit of overkill.
But, then again, if the real operations are all happening underground, concealed….
General Peng’s lips thin into a pale line. Then, the demal nods in acceptance. “If Lord Shang says so.”
“I do,” Lord Shang says, quietly, not even lifting his gaze back up from the map, staring down at where his own finger is pressed to the outpost.
General Peng’s entire face goes pale.
Before anything else can happen, like Lord Shang going completely silent and unhelpful (It’s happened in the past, Lord Shang deciding that they no longer required his advice, if they were so certain of their own (always subpar) intelligence on the matter. His majesty’s ire, in response, had been absolutely brutal on everyone even peripherally involved. Mao Liang had been lucky enough to not have been in attendance at that particular meeting, but they’d heard stories.)— before anything like that could happen, the king himself decided that enough is enough.
Mobei Jun shoves off the table and sends them all a sharp glare.
“Well,” his majesty says, powerful voice expanding into the air and filling the cavernous war room like it was something material. “You have your orders. What else do you want? Get out.”
As they all scramble to their feet and head for the door, Mao Liang is at the forefront. They hate tactical meetings. They’d rather be on the field. Or in their quarters, sleeping. Or in their quarters, reading. Anywhere that other people are not. This meeting has already drained their meager energy levels to almost nothing. It’s nap time. It’s nap time.
“Mao Liang,” Mobei Jun’s voice calls, and they fall to an abrupt stop just before the doors. “Stay behind.”
Demons, generals and soldiers and even fellow agents, stream past them, and they quietly despair. Fuck! They’d been so close!
They turn, and step back to the table. They execute a bow, working to keep any expression off their face entirely — especially when Lord Shang smiles at them. Oh, ancestors.
“There’s a mission that requires the best counter-intelligence agent that we have,” Lord Shang begins, as flattering as ever, and Mao Liang knows immediately that they’re in for a lot of work. Dammit. “Here, follow me. There’s no reason to do this in such a drafty, echoing hall. I’ll debrief you on the way to the kitchens.”
Ah! Mao Liang hasn’t eaten since yesterday! And from the glimmer in Lord Shang’s eye as the man smiles, he knows it too.
Another thing about Lord Shang, that Mao Liang particularly admires, is how the man cares, despite everything else. If you ever work directly underneath Lord Shang, you can always be absolutely certain that he will look out for you.
In the Northern Kingdom, there is no place safer.
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shima-draws · 3 years
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🌄?
🌄 Mornings or evenings?
HMMM mornings are so nice when I’m actually awake to experience them but I’m always more productive in the evenings so I’ll go with that one :’)
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klonoadreams · 2 years
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happy new years!!! thank you for sharing your writing!! I hope the new year is filled with happy moments for you!!
sorry for the late reply, but thank you very much!! :D
And no problem!! Hope you and everyone else continues reading and enjoying my writing! :D
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sabertoothwalrus · 3 years
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Happy holidays!!
Thank you!!! to you as well 🥺
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obstinaterixatrix · 3 years
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Are you happy now. Are you happy. I am now reading ORV in novel and manhwa. Are you HAPPY.
(it's so good)
this was a timely ask to get because I just spent the last few hours formatting vol 1 for a pal
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🌹?
Hello, and thank you so much for the ask!
- 🌹 Share your most poetic line.
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“When light is dim and colors fade, a world of dreaming instead is made, but there outside is the greater wrong, if you listen closely there’s a faerie song, they tell you sweet things and feed you lies, close your ears and shut your eyes, sleep on till dawn so their lights and song can do no wrong.”
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What’s more poetic than a poem? :)
> Send me an ask with an emoji from this list and I’ll share an excerpt of my writing!
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silenthillmutual · 4 years
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Also! La Camisa Negra by Juanes or Latinoamerica by Calle 13 This be the some of the few songs I can hear in my mother tongue.
la camisa negra
couldn’t listen all the way through | not my thing | it’s okay | kinda catchy | ok i really like this | downloading immediately | already in my library
i watched the music video that went with it and. did. that guy’s guitar. eat people???
latinoamerica
couldn’t listen all the way through | not my thing | it’s okay | kinda catchy | ok i really like this | downloading immediately | already in my library
i did like the lyrics (i looked them up) & the video, the style just is not my thing
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vermillioncrown · 2 years
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Hi! Good day, just wanted to let you know your suggested tags aren't written correctly, Tumblr's reading them line they're all one tag!
if you mean on mobile, i saw and that's a tumblr problem. the tags are still searchable if you type out exactly what you want
or just click through the links on my pinned post, or the tags on all my other posts
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toastling · 3 years
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Happy holidays!!
Thank you, happy holidays to you too!
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writingprompts365 · 5 years
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May I request some prompts about four teenager and two lil' kids living together? They all are under the care of this mistical lady abd her two odd assistants
Let the family chaos ensue!
-The teenagers are trying to do something but the two kidskeep butting in and getting in the way because they don’t want to be left out
-At dinner, the mystical lady scolds two of the teens for somethingbad they did while the other two teens tease them for getting in trouble andthe two kids are refusing to eat a certain food.
-The mystical lady and her assistants need to go someplace onimportant business so she leaves the teens in charge of the kids until she getsback and the teens are not happy about it
Hope these help!  Letme know if you need more!  =)
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imagineyour-brotp · 5 years
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Your brotp (+1) is in the beach, who is the one that uses too much sunscreen, who’s the savage that uses none and usually don’t suffer because of it? Who’s the one that totally needs it and never uses it?
Submitted by @quiensecomioelpie
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vodkassassin · 3 years
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G and M?
G: Do you remember your first OTP, if so who was in it?
Uh, like of all time, or a specific fandom? If we’re talking my current fandoms (mdzs and svsss), my first OTPs are SangCheng (NHS/JC) for mdzs and LiuShang (LQG/SQH) for svsss.
If we’re talking ALL TIME.... 😂 my very first OTP was Danny Fenton and Dash Baxter from the cartoon Danny Phatom.
M: Say something nice about a ship that you don’t ship.
Hm... generally speaking, I’m pretty open to all ships. I’m an equal opportunist like that...
Oh, I know! I’m not a huge fan of the ship Wei Wuxian/Jiang Cheng. Not because I have anything against it, but I enjoy reading content about a brotherly relationship between them more than I enjoy reading about a romantic one, though I have read some stuff with that ship and enjoyed it (tho personally, I think they just have too much beef with one another to make it work).
Something nice... They do genuinely love each other, like that’s canon in and of itself, and I think that’s very sweet. So I can see why it’s a popular one. I’m also constantly amused (and frustrated) by how continuously they misunderstand one another. It’s almost as bad as Moshang from svsss. I find that hysterical and also very emotional 😂
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