pushing the peanut across the floor

Title: moments that the words don’t reach

Fandoms: Critical Role, Exandrian Universe, Calamity

Relationships: Zerxus & Ring of Brass, Zerxus & Nydas, Zerxus & Cerrit, Zerxus & Xartaza, Zerxus & Asmodeus (mentioned but not present)

Main Tags: Multi-POV, Zerxus-centric, Time Travel, Language Barrier, Emotional Hurt/Comfort, Angst, Paladin Oath, Zerxus has PTSD, Self-Deprecation / Self-Hatred, Infernal Language

Word Count: 7.1k+

Summary: Zerxus doesn’t know how long he was Asmodeus’s champion. What he does know is that he’s regained full control of his body in a familiar tower on a still-flying city.

i'm really curious about something! first, here are some definitions (for the sake of this poll):

writing linearly = starting at the beginning and working towards the end; scenes are written in the order the reader will see

writing non-linearly = scenes are written out of reader order

I got a comment on a fic that is less than a year old and it was mostly an apology for being a comment on an "old fic" and how late they were in commenting.

Fandom is not trends.

Fandom is a cross between a library and having a slumber party with your friends.

Tumblr is rolling out a new reblog/notes system that completely disregards creators. In their new system, they're taking a twitter-style approach where reblogs will have their own notes that DO NOT contribute to the original post's notes.

Because of this, creators will no longer be able to see an accurate display of likes/reblogs/etc. This is completely altering the way feedback and responses to works are going to be received on this website.

If you come across a fan work that you enjoy, please take the extra step to go to OPs original post, and leave your comment/like/reblog there. Or go one step further and send an ask to OP directly to tell them what you liked!

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