#storm runner trilogy

[idontnap]

“Zane Obispo!” Brooks threw her fists onto her hips. “If you think I’m going to let you turn yourself into that evil stinking god and spend your eternity in the land of fear, then–” “You’re not.” She blinked. “We’re going to stop him first,” I said.

The Storm Runner, J.C. Cervantes, pg 143

#the storm runner #storm runner trilogy #j.c. cervantes #book quotes #rr presents

[lucyshypemaster]

i actually wish j.c. cervantes didn't name the ren spin-off as the lords of night bc the first thing that pop up in my mind when I see that title is lord of the rings 💀💀 i also mixed up both of those titles many many times

#also if you search about the lords of night here- the only thing that's popping up is lord of the rings #i really hope this spin-off doesn't disappoint me #i was very bummed when i found out that the og characters from the storm runner trilogy wouldn't be in the spin-off #at least we're getting more ren and ah-puch tho #but I'm still going to miss zane very much😭💔 #the storm runner #the lords of night #shadow bruja #zane obispo #ren santiago #renata santiago #j.c. cervantes #read riordan #rrp #rick riordan presents

[will80sbyers]

Do you still have the list of movies that inspired ST4? I had a picture of it but I lost it and I haven't been able to find it since. Please and thank you in advance.

Yep!

Long post warning lol

300

2001: A Space Odyssey

47 Meters Down: Uncaged

12 Monkeys

28 Days Later

13th Warrior

Ace Ventura: Pet Detective

Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls

Altered States

Amelie

American Sniper

Analyze This

Annihilation

Aristocats

Armageddon

Assassins Creed

Avengers: Age of Ultron

Arrival

Almost Famous

Batman Begins

Batman V. Superman

Basket Case

Battle at Big Rock

Beauty and the Beast

Beetlejuice

Behind Enemy Lines

Beverly Hills Cop

Bill and Ted’s Bogus Journey

Billy Madison

Black Cauldron

Black Swan

Boondock Saints

Borat

Bram Stoker’s Dracula

Burn After Reading

Broken Arrow

Blade Runner

C.H.U.D

Con Air

Cast Away

Congo

Constantine

Children of Men

Cabin in the Woods

Crank

Casablanca

Carrie

Crimson Tide

Clueless

Dukes of Hazzard

Don’t Breathe

Death to Smoochy

Doom

Dark Knight

Dogma

Deep Blue Sea

Dreamcatcher

Drop Dead Fred

Die Hard

Die Hard 2

Die Hard 3

Don’s Plum

Dances with Wolves

Dumb and Dumber

Edward Scissorhands

Enter the Void

Ex Machina

Event Horizon

Emma (2020)

Forrest Gump

Fargo

Fisher King

Full Metal Jacket

Ferris Bueller

Fallen

Fugitive

Ghost

Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

Ghostbusters

Good Fellas

Girl Interrupted

Godzilla: King of the Monsters

Get Out

Good Will Hunting

Hackers

High Fidelity

Hellraiser 1

Hellraiser 2

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

Hidden

High School Musical

Hurt Locker

Heat

Hunger Games

Highlander

Hell or High Water

Home Alone

I am Legend

It’s a Wonderful Life

In Cold Blood

Inception

I am a Fugitive from Chain Gang

Inside Out

Island of Doctor Moreau

It Follows

Interview with a Vampire

Inner Space

Into the Spiderverse

Independence Day

Jupiter Ascending

John Carter of Mars

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom

James Bond (All Movies)

Julie

Karate Kid

Knives Out

Kingsmen

Little Miss Sunshine

Labyrinth

Long Kiss Goodnight

Lost Boys

Leon: The Professional

Let the Right One In

Little Women (1994)

Mad Max: Fury Road

Magnolia

Men in Black

Mimic

Matrix

Misery

My Cousin Vinny

Mystic River

Minority Report

Mr. and Mrs. Smith

Neverending Story

Never Been Kissed

No Country for Old Men

Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors

North by Northwest

Open Water

Orange County

Oceans 8

Oceans 11

Oceans 12

One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest

Ordinary People

Paddington 2

Platoon

Pulp Fiction

Papillon

Pan’s Labyrinth

Pineapple Express

Peter Pan

Princess Bride

Paradise Lost

Primal Fear

Prisoners

Peter Jackson’s King Kong

Reservoir Dogs

Ravenous

Rushmore

Road Warrior

Rogue One

Reality Bites

Raider of the Lost Ark

Red Dragon

Robocop

Shooter

Sky High

Swingers

Sword in the Stone

Step Up 2

Spy Kids

Saving Private Ryan

Shape of Water

Swept Away

Star Wars: Return of the Jedi

Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back

Superbad

Society

Swordfish

Stoker

Splice

Silence of the Lambs

Source Code

Sicario

Se7en

Starship Troopers

Scrooged

Splash

Silver Bullet

Speed

The Visit

The Italian Job

The Mask of Zorro

True Lies

The Blair Witch Project

The Lord of the Rings Trilogy

Tangled

The Craft

The Guest

The Devil’s Advocate

The Graduate

The Prestige

The Rock

Titanic

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

The Fly

Tombstone

The Mummy

The Guardian

The Goofy Movie

The Peanut Butter Solution

Toy Story 4

The Ring

The Crazies

The Mist

The Revenant

The Perfect Storm

The Shining

Terminator 2

The Truman Show

Temple of Doom

The Cell

To Kill a Mockingbird

Timeline

The Good Son

The Orphan

The Birdcage

The Green Mile

The Raid

The Cider House Rules

The Lighthouse

The Book of Henry

The A-Team

The Crow

The Terminal

Thor Ragnarok

Twister

The Descent

The Birds

Total Recall

The Natural

The Fifth Element

True Romance

Terminator: Dark Fate

The Hobbit Trilogy

Unforgiven

Unbreakable

Unleashed

Very Bad Things

Wayne’s World

What Women Want

War Dogs

Wedding Crashers

What’s Eating Gilbert Grape

Welcome to the Dollhouse

Welcome to Marwen

Wet Hot American Summer

What Lies Beneath

What Dreams May Come

War Games

Who Framed Roger Rabbit

Weird Science

Willow

Wizard of Oz

Wanted

Young Sherlock Holmes

You’ve Got Mail

Zodiac

Zoolander

#stranger things #ask #st4 #st4 movies

[gffa]

CONGRATULATE ME, I HAVE MADE SO MUCH PROGRESS ON GETTING THROUGH THE HIGH REPUBLIC STORIES, thanks to my library having a bunch of the audiobooks and comics in! I'm actually a little further than this along (I've read more than half of the 2021 High Republic comic series, more than half of Edge of Balance, more than half of Monster of Temple Peak, more than half of Convergence, etc.) but this is still a good reflection of how up to date I am with THR stories:

MAIN STORYLINE NOVELS - PHASE I:

The High Republic: Light of the Jedi

The High Republic: A Test of Courage

The High Republic: Into the Dark

The High Republic: The Rising Storm

The High Republic: Race To Crashpoint Tower

The High Republic: Out Of The Shadows

The High Republic: Mission to Disaster

The High Republic: The Fallen Star

The High Republic: Midnight Horizon

MAIN STORYLINE NOVELS - PHASE II:

The High Republic: Path of Deceit

The High Republic: Convergence

The High Republic: Quest for the Hidden City

The High Republic: Cataclysm

The High Republic: Quest for Planet X

The High Republic: Path of Vengeance

MAIN STORYLINE NOVELS - PHASE III:

The High Republic: The Eye of Darkness

MAIN STORYLINE COMICS - PHASE I:

The High Republic (2021) - 15 issues

The High Republic Adventures (2021) - 13 issues

The High Republic: The Monster of Temple Peak - 4 issues

The High Republic: The Edge Of Balance - 2 manga volumes

The High Republic: Trail of Shadows - 5 issues

The High Republic: Eye of the Storm - 2 issues

MAIN STORYLINE COMICS - PHASE II:

The High Republic: The Blade - 4 issues

The High Republic (2022) - 10 issues

The High Republic Adventures (2021) - 8 issues

The High Republic: Edge of Balance: Precedent - 1 manga volume

The High Republic Adventures: The Nameless Terror - 4 issues

MAIN STORYLINE COMICS - PHASE III:

The High Republic: Shadows of Starlight - 4 issues

The High Republic (2023) - 3 issues [ONGOING]

The High Republic Adventures (2023) - 1 issue [ONGOING]

MAIN STORYLINE AUDIODRAMAS - PHASE I:

The High Republic: Tempest Runner

MAIN STORYLINE AUDIODRAMAS - PHASE II:

The High Republic: The Battle of Jedha

ONESHOT COMIC ISSUES - PHASE I:

Star Wars Adventures (2020) #6 - "The Gaze Electric"

The High Republic Adventures: Free Comic Book Day 2021

The High Republic Adventures Annual 2021

The High Republic Adventures: Galactic Bake-Off Spectacular

Star Wars Adventures (2020) #14 - "A Very Nihil Interlude"

The High Republic Adventures: Free Comic Book Day 2023

ONESHOT COMIC ISSUES - PHASE II:

The High Republic Adventures: Quest of the Jedi

ANTHOLOGY NOVELS - PHASE I:

Star Wars: The High Republic: Starlight

ANTHOLOGY NOVELS - PHASE II:

Star Wars Insider: The High Republic: Tales of Enlightenment

ANTHOLOGY NOVELS - ALL PHASES:

The High Republic: Tales of Light and Life

I don't know what I'm going to do after I finish all of these! Maybe finally read the second Thrawn trilogy or get around to the second and third Padme books or, ooh, Outbound Flight got an unabridged audiobook version and I never did finish that one! It's been fun to have a bunch of audiobooks to listen to via my library and one thing I will say for The High Republic stories, is that I do think they're some of the best interconnected storytelling Star Wars has had outside of the animated series' continuity with the movies. I do feel like they often times are hamstrung by "so much of the cool stuff happening is just a repeat of the things the Jedi in the Clone Wars did", but the sense of all these moving parts that work together, different authors all having a pretty coherent take on the characters and plot, despite being in so many different books, is really well-done. They're fun to get through, and that's what I'm really looking for.

#lumi.txt #star wars #novels

[tricky-fingers]

My quick sketch of brooks from the storm runner trilogy

Yes it sucks

Yes I’m proud

Deal with it

#artists on tumblr #digital art #the storm runner

[snakeslide]

Favorite books of 2024

Fiction: Simon Jimenez’s A Spear Cuts Through Water. For an author who already had a well-reviewed novel (The Vanished Birds), this book is imo drastically under-reported on. I like books that a) have innovative and interesting POVs b) story-within-a-story narratives c) interact with the history and meaning of storytelling. This has all three and is beautifully written with a plot that keeps you coming back.

(Runner up: the Scholomance trilogy. Fun and I loved the characters but I didn't think back to it as much as Spear)

Nonfiction: None that blew me away, but I enjoyed Gathering Moss by Robin Wall Kimmerer. I also finally read Driven to Distraction, the original ADHD nonfiction manifesto, and felt so very (uncomfortably?) seen

Graphic Novel: Kate Beaton’s Ducks by a long shot. It broke my heart.

Poetry: The World Keeps Ending, and the World Goes On by Franny Choi. “Lord, I confess I want the clarity of catastrophe but not the catastrophe./Like everyone else, I want a storm I can dance in/I want an excuse to change my life.” A collection about what the modern ‘end of the world’ through violence and climate change means to communities who have already gone through an apocalypse.

#rec list #I don't remember what I tagged older end-of-year posts #anyways stream spear cuts thru water

[fandomtrumpshate]

Listed fandoms ...

As we head into the final weekend of signups for FTH 2023, there've not been any large changes to the rankings for our listed fandoms. The number of signups have gone up, but most fandoms still have the same ranking they did at our last update. There's still time to storm up the list ... do the thing! You know you want to :)

Signups are open through Sunday Feb 19!

Under the cut is a snapshot of the listed fandom rankings so far ...

58 Good Omens 49 Harry Potter * 42 K-Pop * 38 Teen Wolf 35 Sherlock Holmes * 34 MCU * 30 Star Wars * 24 Scum Villain's Self-Saving System 24 Stranger Things 23 Mo Dao Zu Shi / The Untamed 20 The Sandman 19 Boku no Hiro Akademia (My Hero Academia) 19 The Witcher 18 Fullmetal Alchemist 17 Merlin 17 Our Flag Means Death 16 DC Comics 16 Original Work 16 Supernatural 15 The Magnus Archives 15 Shadowhunters 15 Tian Guan Ci Fu (Heaven Official's Blessing) 13 9–1–1 13 Check Please! 13 DC Extended Universe * 13 Hades (video game) 13 Locked Tomb Trilogy 13 The Old Guard 12 All for the Game 12 Avatar The Last Airbender * 12 Star Trek * 12 Tolkien * 10 Jujutsu Kaisen 10 Raven Cycle 9 Benoit Blanc Mysteries (Knives Out; Glass Onion) 9 Diamond no Ace 8 A Song of Ice and Fire/Game of Thrones 8 Arcane 8 Hunger Games 8 Kinnporsche 8 Marvel Comics 8 Naruto 8 Percy Jackson and the Olympians 7 Genshin Impact 7 Gundam Wing 7 Heartstopper 7 Interview With The Vampire 7 James Bond 7 Wednesday / The Addams Family 6 Disco Elysium 6 Doctor Who * 6 Final Fantasy * 6 Fire Emblem Three Houses 6 Leverage 6 Rusty Quill Gaming Podcast 6 Six of Crows Duology 6 SK8 the Infinity 6 Yuri!!! On Ice 5 The Maze Runner 5 Stellar Firma 4 Dungeons & Dragons 4 Haikyuu!!! 4 Hetalia 4 Hockey RPF 4 Nirvana in Fire 4 Tian Ya Ke / Word of Honor 3 Bleach 3 Critical Role 3 Hannibal 3 The Last of Us 3 RWBY 3 Spy x Family 3 Steven Universe 3 Welcome to Night Vale 3 Wheel of Time 2 Anne of Green Gables / Anne with an E 2 Bad Buddy 2 Buffyverse * 2 Captive Prince 2 Cyberpunk 2077 2 Dishonored 2 Dragon Age * 2 Encanto 2 Hacks 2 Hunter X Hunter 2 Julie and the Phantoms 2 The Magicians 2 Mass Effect 2 Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries 1 Ghosts (BBC) 1 Lucifer (TV) 1 Schitt's Creek 1 Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse 1 The Terror (TV 2018) 1 Venom 1 Voltron 0 Assassin's Creed 0 Dracula 0 Goncharov (1973) 0 The Green Knight

#fth 2023 #fanworks charity auction #listed fandoms #signups are open #last weekend to sign up! #signal boost

[marisa-e-cardin-author]

NaNoWriMo 2023 // "Shadow's Remnant"

Genre: YA // Sci Fi // Dystopian

Keywords + Tropes: Found family, LGBTQ+, La Résistance

Summary: Fifty years after a bi-planet resource war, a group of rebels from the winning planet must go against their own government in order to save the survivors.

This is the final book in the "Jax Cassaway and the Shadow Runners" trilogy; you can read the first book here! The second book will be available via the same link when it comes out in Jan. 2024 :)

Preview: ---------------------------------------------------------

I had grown up hearing stories about the stars. 

Of course, I’d never actually seen any. The atmosphere of my home planet was too dusty, the evenings filled with too many storms for anyone to catch a glimpse of them. Even so, tales of giants burning millions of miles away were captivating, even if they weren’t common conversation. But I knew, from my perspective, the stars would be small and bright and white like the foam of rushing water, scattered along even the farthest points of the horizon. 

When I was younger and blessed with a more vivid imagination, I used to pretend that what lay beyond our own pinkened sky was some massive, untouchable secret. Something only I knew about. I would spend days reading about it, looking up diagram after diagram, and memorizing the names of constellations, even though they would never come of any practical use to me. But I still liked it. It gave me something to do in the odd hours of the day when every other kid was out getting into trouble. It was always there to serve as a distraction. 

 On really stormy nights, I’d climb out from my bedroom to the flattened roof beside it, armed with only a flashlight and my own stubborn exhilaration. Pressed against the window, I would point the light far up into the storm clouds, watching as the rain splashed downwards, shining as if I had been the one to set the sky on fire. 

Even still, real stars were something I’d never quite been able to imagine. I knew there were other planets out there, other worlds besides my own. There were lands where the colors of the sunsets were reversed, set in tones of pinks and reds instead of shadowy blues. My mom had told me about them before she died. 

It was the only thing I could remember about her. That she held the same fascination with worlds we couldn’t see. And, for me, that alone had seemed stranger than the idea of stars. 

Whenever I thought too long about the skies of other planets, my mind wandered back to the stars and the fact that things out there existed without me ever setting eyes on them. It was like some sort of odd, twisted faith, believing in something even though I’d never seen it. 

But wasn’t that what faith was? 

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#calmwrimo #nanowrimo #jax cassaway #jaxcassawayandtheshadowrunners #indie author #indie books #writeblr #self published

[bucky-seifert]

The Rise of Skywalker came out 3 years ago today and it is a movie that still sometimes occupied my headspace. So, I felt the need to make a list compiling my thoughts about it.

My feelings are all over the place, but it's fitting because the movie is all over the place. I do ultimately like it despite it's problems, which I will mention below.

Things I like

The opening sequence is great. The way Kylo Ren approaches the Sith Citadel and Palpatine is seriously badass.

Exogol is an awesome planet in my opinion. I admit I'm a sucker for strong primary colors, though.

There is some really fun action sequences

The dynamic of the 3 leads is fun and they have good chemistry, especially between Poe and Finn.

Despite the lack of planning, the trilogy manages to have a thesis of “Where you come from does not define who you are”. Finn was a storm trooper for a fascist military junta, Poe was a spice runner for a crime lord, and Rey is descended from one of the most dreaded figures in galactic history. Despite this, they were all able to move past that, and become good people.

Rey Skywalker. It symbolizes how she truly found what she was looking for this whole time, a family, and she now has a found family.

Everything Kylo Ren

Lando. Just everything Lando. More Lando is only ever a good thing.

The moment of Poe expressing how he didn’t feel ready next to Leia’s body.

On an emotional level I found it satisfying.

The Han Solo cameo was a great and moving scene.

I think Sith Troopers just look cool

How in the final battle the skills of all 3 leads came into play.

Hey finally some Y-Wings and B-Wings.

Things I'm indifferent, come down the middle or am just iffy about

Reylo. It’s not that it didn’t feel built up, it’s just something I always found myself indifferent toward.

Rey Palpatine. While it serves the above mentioned thesis, I still have mixed feelings on her being a Palpatine. It does explain where her power comes from, but also it would have been interesting to just have her be a nobody.

Battle of Exogol. An awesome battle in concept, it just should have been longer in the movie with more shots of space combat so it really felt like a huge battle. What was there made it feel underwhelming.

Leia scenes felt awkward but that isn’t something you can really blame on the film makers, and they probably did the best you could ask for.

“Somehow Palpatine has returned”. It’s a terrible line but I kind of love it because it’s so terrible. Same applies to "They fly now"

Things I did not like

Xyston Class Star Destroyers. Especially after how awesome the Resugence class SD is, the Xyston feels lazy by comparison

All the stuff appealing to those that raged at The Last Jedi, which is what most of Beaumont’s dialog is

The insane pacing in the first half that didn’t give the big story beats enough time to land.

How it supposedly all takes place in the span of 16 hours. That is something my brain just can't accept unless it's not our standard measurement of an hour.

Lack of Rose.

Why couldn’t the Death Star II wreckage have just been on Endor?

Fake out deaths

That stupid freaking dagger.  Seriously that whole dagger was contrived as heck even by Star Wars standards and Star Wars is already very contrived.

The fact that the Disney execs were too cowardly to give us Finn/Poe

Ultimately tried to cram too much story into a single 2 and a half hour long  movie.

Why did they replace Kylo’s TIE Silencer with a TIE Whisper? The Silencer was so dang cool I don’t get it.

#Star Wars #The Rise of Skywalker #TROS #star wars ix #star wars episode ix #Sequel trilogy #Star Wars Episode IX The Rise of Skywalker

[shadowron]

Magic Items Suck in Shadowrun

…and it’s time we confronted that fact.

Even if we all hadn’t come from a background familiar with Dungeons & Dragons or other Fantasy Role-Playing Games (FRPGs), magical items are ubiquitous enough in cultures and mythologies worldwide that the average chummer could name half a dozen of them off the top of their head.

Excalibur and the Holy Grail in Arthurian legend. 

Flying carpets and djinni bottles. 

Invisibility cloaks and rings of power.

These were all lifted and woven into Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, D&D, WoW… And Shadowrun, well, to quote the Great Prophet of Cyberpunk, William Gibson:

“So when I see things like ShadowRun, the only negative thing I feel about it is that initial extreme revulsion at seeing my literary DNA mixed with elves. Somewhere somebody's sitting and saying 'I've got it! We're gonna do William Gibson and Tolkien!'”

He’s not wrong. 

There are elves and dragons and dwarves and wizards and orcs and street samurai and hackers and cyberware and zaibatsu and smartguns. And Shadowrun does a great job of integrating all those things together in a balanced way that has now seen the game go through six TTRPG editions, dozens of novels, and an expanding universe of video games.

So why do its magic items suck?

Reason #1: Magic items can only be used by magicians.

For all of the other fantasy DNA fragments that Shadowrun CRISPR’ed into Gibson’s Sprawl Trilogy, one they did not is the ability of Bilbo-san to pick up a magic ring in the Lonely Mountain Barrens and immediately turn invisible to evade, uh, cyber-Gollum.  

Reason #2: Magic items mostly augment a magician’s abilities, not grant new ones.

The various Foci (Spell, Spirit, Power) provide extra dice for Sorcery, Conjuring, and Magic, respectively. You could argue that a Spell lock can be used by a non-magician, except that it requires a magician to cast the spell that gets “locked” onto the recipient (and must pay the Karma cost).

A magic weapon is a Power Focus in the shape of a weapon that can be used in Astral Space, and if it has a crunchy candy coating of Orichalcum, then it adds its rating to the magician’s Armed Combat dice pool. This is the closest that Shadowrun comes to creating something like Glamdring – wielded by Gandalf against the Balrog in the Mines of Moria.

Reason #3: Magic items can only be used after spending Karma to bond them to the magician.

Karma is what Shadowrun uses for experience points, so in addition to using Karma to increase attributes and skills like the rest of the runners, magicians also have to use Karma to do things like learn new spells and undergo initiation.

But don’t worry – there is a simple fix.

Just relax Reason #1 above, at least. Any character can use a magic item, even if they must pay Karma to have it bonded. Mechanically, just have magic items provide flat bonuses to certain skills (or armor or damage) or invoke spell effects.

Sting, which famously glowed blue when orcs were about, now is a Dagger Weapon Focus with the ability to Detect Ork. Which is a real Shadowrun spell.

But why restrict ourselves to fantasy weapons? This is cyberpunk!

From The Grimoire (1st Edition):

Though rumors of enchanted missiles abound and the military-industrial complex is funding massive research, no one has yet found a way to enchant any kind of missile, much less firearms or bullets. A weapon focus only functions when I the hands of its owner.

Cowards!

Bind spirits to ammo. A fire elemental in a FirePower round for extra boom. A slivergun whose shards are guided by storm spirit that electrocutes the target as well. An Earth Elemental stabilizes a Vindicator Minigun so you can have a true recoilless rifle.

A cyberdeck whose circuitry is made with orichalcum. Enchanted cybereyes that can Astrally perceive.

You got cool ideas? Drop ‘em below.

#shadowrun #gandalf #lotr #william gibson

[idontnap]

“The place was warm and smelled fresh, like the desert after a summer rain. I didn’t want to offend the guy, but I didn’t see why I had to drop Mission Puke to see his garden. Especially when the future of the world was at stake.”

The Storm Runner, J.C. Cervantes, pg 155

#the storm runner #storm runner trilogy #j.c. cervantes #book quotes #rr presents

[stargazermuse]

To anyone who had read/watched The Maze Runner trilogy: can someone explain it to me?

So the Flare is supposed to be an airborne virus that will turn anyone into a Crank. However, these kids that were put in the Maze Trials were supposed to be immune, so they couldn’t get it.

Okay, makes sense. Then how was it in The Scorch Trials and The Death Cure Winston and Newt both die to the Flare??

I mean Winston (SPOILER) actually dies in the Scorch Trials, but not by the Flare. He dies by the lightning storm. And I’m not sure if Newt dies in the Death Cure or not cause I haven’t read it yet. And I understand how Winston did get the Flare because he was attacked by the Cranks.

But even so, if they’re supposed to be immune, then how the hell did Newt get it? It made absolute no sense.

I feel like they just killed off a really good character cause everyone loved him.

Also does Teresa actually die? Cause in the second book she doesn’t betray them like she did in the movies. She does betray Thomas, but just to get WICKED off their back.

And the way Aris, Sonya, and Harriet show up?

I need someone to vent to. Help!!

#the maze runner #the scorch trials #the death cure

[roses-dreams-andthorns]

This series will be similar to the trilogy known as "The Storm Runner." by J. C. Cervantes, One of Trey's favorite trilogies. If you have not read it, Trey really recommends it. :]

This is reminding Trey that they should re-read it again-

This choice will determine the title of this series. (these titles are also referances to the titles of the 3 entries in the "Storm Runner" series)

#twisted wonderland #disney twst #upcoming series #polls

[cannondisabledcharacters]

Today’s disabled character of the day is Zane Obispo from the Storm Runner Trilogy, who uses a mobility aid and Limb Length Discrepancy

Requested by Anon

#Storm Runner Trilogy #Storm Runner #storm runner Zane Obispo #disabled character of the day #mobility aid character #LLD character

[teartra]

What is Rick Riordan presents?

Does Rick Riordan make another mythology series?

Honestly, it’s a very common question I’ve seen around. Short answer is no but long answer is...

No, Rick Riordan Presents is an imprint series within Disney Publishing Worldwide. The imprint features books that are connected to ancient myths in the modern day, much like Rick Riordan's books, with a few exceptions.

Almost all the series are criminally underrated and barely have more than 20 people in the fandom. Tiara is just being hyperbolic here... don’t mind her but honestly, if you like PJO/TKC or any Rick Riordan related mythology story

You should give them a try

All of the series have a very diverse cultures, mythologies, characters and interesting stories! YOU SHOULD PUT THEM ON YOUR 2021 READING LIST

#i’m begging you #it consist of sooo many series but you can find which one is in your cup of tea #i take aru shah or tpq for the start... i mean because hindu mythology is something that i’m quite familiar with #rick riordan presents #rick riordan #oh wow should i tag every fandom now? well.... #the pandava quintet #the storm runner trilogy #storm runner trilogy #Throne of Sand Duology #sal and gabi duology #tristan strong trilogy #paola santiago series #the gifted clans series #serwa boateng series #Dragon Pearl #City of the Plague God #race to the sun #percy jackson #tagging percy jackson just in case....

[delicateherolightscissors]

Zane: You’re coming off as paranoid.

Ren: Everyone keeps saying that. It’s some sort of conspiracy.

#source: jessica jones #zane obispo #ren santiago #storm runner trilogy #storm runner #conspiracy #percy jackson #rr presents #rick riordan #incorrect quotes