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Hello dear Sormik lovers!

The time has come again to celebrate Sorey and Mikleo's beautiful relationship! This year's event will be shorter than usual but I promise to make up for it next year for the 10th anniversary!

Seasons & Daytime

Day 1, August 15th: 🌸Spring Dawn 💜Poetry

Day 2, August 16th: ☀️Summer Day 💙Dog days

Day 3, August 17th : 🍂Autumn Dusk 🧡Passing of time

Day 4, August 18th : ❄️Winter Night 🖤Traditions

*as always this list is merely here to inspire, seasons and daytimes can represent many things so feel free to explore other themes if you wish ;)

All entries tagged @sormikweek and under the #sormikweek2024 tag will be reblogged here, and/or on our twitter account (handle: sormikweek).

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moonviewing Happy Mid-Autumn Festival! May you all eat aplenty with your loved ones!

Disclaimer: I haven’t actually played FF16

I will be open for commissions in May! If you’d like to secure a spot in advance, shoot me an email or use this form.

Good night, Heldalf. Your life of eternal solitude is at last over.

Zestiria, despite its medieval fantasy and Arthurian legend outward appearance, actually doesn’t hold back in its Japanese inspirations (among a lot of things, the devs have at least admitted that Sorey and Mikleo are inspired by the Japanese historical figure, Sakamoto Ryouma, and that seraphim are based on kami.)

Often overlooked, though, are its very obvious Buddhist inspirations, especially Japanese Buddhism, despite it supposedly being as apparent as the other inspirations. Perhaps viewing it through Buddhist lens would help some to understand arguably the most controversial message in Zestiria, that is, “death can be salvation.”

I will be open for commissions in May! If you’d like to secure a spot in advance, shoot me an email or use this form.