Quicker Than The Average Kid

yo i’ve had my multimuse for like a day now and i’ve already hit 72 followers so idk what this baloney about multimuse blogs being poorly received so DO THE THING

Why should people hate it if you make a multi-muse blog? i think that’s a really good idea. i love the way you play all your muses. :) multi-muses blogs needs attention too.

me too !

i’d give your multi-muse blog attention ;w;

JUMPS.

☎ - … call my muse in the middle of the night.

     What time was it...three? Four? Ears rung at the ringing of his phone at his bedside going bright with sound, screen making a makeshift lamp as his room’s ceiling went white. Drowsy drones of a stirring Inkling slowly left the sheets and covers, eyes drifting to the noise and hands going to stop it. It took a couple of rings to realize it was someone calling him.

     Eyes saw Bonbon’s name, sort of snapping him from the groggy daze, sight unfogging and the answer button being promptly pressed. Ignoring the bad attempt of masking the tiredness in his tone, he was rather awake now. But...what would Bonbon call so late at night for? Well, Dustin didn’t mind it. If she needed a chat, he was more than happy to give it. 

     “Y’ello...? Y’need somethin’? Kinda late, isn’t it?” were what he said first. “There isn’t anything wrong, is there? Here, c’mon, talk to me, it’s cool. I got enough sleep anyways.” 

bold the natural aesthetics that appeal to / apply to your muse.  repost, do not reblog. feel free to add any natural features you see fit !

fluffy white nimbus clouds. dark grey cumulonimbus clouds. rainclouds. a hurricane. light spring breeze. a sherbert-colored sky at sunrise. hazy yellow skies. deep blue ponds of fresh water. blankets of sparkling snow. tornado winds. monsoon flooding. rich, orange sunsets. soft, purple clouds at dusk. heavy hail. the rumbling of thunder. icy sleet. gentle snowfall. moss-dusted tree bark. pink sunset clouds. grey winter skies. navy blue skies in the daytime. cool mist in the morning. leaf-bare trees. giant ocean waves. the full moon. a cracked, dry desert. rolling hills of prairie grass. sweeping waves of briny seawater. rocky, steep ravines. rippling canyon walls. spindly, cave stalactites. creeping, green ivy. lush canopies of leafy trees. dense, white fog. a peaceful creek of clear water. flowering cacti dusted with dew, catching light in the morning sun. a bubbling, hot pool of volcanic sulfur. sharp, grey mountainsides. fossils nestled in chunks of rock. a white sand beach. deep imprints of animal tracks in the dirt. soft, squishy moss. uniform rows of birch trees in winter. delicate mushrooms popping up in spring from beneath the decay on the forest floor. tumbleweeds jerking in the faintest wind across the desert landscape. light rain. summer wildfires. a mixing of hot and cool air before a storm. silent lightning in the static of summer heat. a windy blizzard. thick flakes of snow tumbling down from the sky. a tree standing alone in a barren, yellow field. a desert of loose sand and tall, orange dunes. a pure blue sky. a river of molten rock. a grove of flowering trees. twisting, mangled roots sticking up from the muddy ground. bitter, cold winds. tumultuous skies of stormy clouds.branches of lightning ripping across the sky. a foggy swamp. the tree-bare foothills of a mountain range. sandy brown cliffsides. rocky coastlines. the violent shaking of an earthquake. the mysterious sound of ethereal trumpets in the sky. the lights of the auroras borealis and australis. a black sand beach. a lone tropical island in the reef of shallow, aqua waters. underwater volcanic vents. a herd of migrating mammals. tree branches growing heavy with ripe fruit. light streaming down through the clouds. a field of lush grain wading peacefully in the summer breeze. the sound of insects and frogs teeming in the night. natural diamonds nestled in coarse desert sands. a frozen lake.