fish hell

“You’re right. I can’t see anything without someone else to look for me. So keep your eyes on me.”

proof of existence, chapter 32: trust exercise (3)

& a bonus for everyone who kept saying this moment was yaoiful

“Or what, should I prove to you that I’m really Acacius? Because you know me even better than you know Professor Raoul, do you? You know me so well that you’d notice in a second if someone you saw near daily was replaced?” I laughed meanly. “Oh, wait. You wouldn’t.”

“Or what, should I prove to you that I’m really Acacius? Because you know me even better than you know Professor Raoul, do you? You know me so well that you’d notice in a second if someone you saw near daily was replaced?” I laughed meanly. “Oh, wait. You wouldn’t.”

hello everyone! last week, ahmed, our relief aid coordinator in gaza, received the funds from our latest campaign to feed all the children in his refugee camp. here are photos and videos (faces censored for privacy) to show what they've achieved with your help!

food prep:

meal plates and supplies:

food distribution:

and a message from ahmed:

we are incredibly grateful to everyone who donated. this wouldn't have been possible without you!

so what's next?

with the winter rains coming, ahmed and his team would like to create waterproof shelters for the recent influx of refugees that have been displaced to this camp. for only $120, ahmed's team can build a shelter for 1 whole family -- incredibly cost-effective and sturdy compared to the expensive tents in the market right now!

we did a similar project last winter with incredibly successful results, and are confident that we can deliver again.

if you'd like to sponsor a family in gaza, we would be incredibly thankful for your support in our new campaign.

and last, but not least....

In my dreams, everything was burning. A voice was calling out for me.

Summoned forth as the intended sacrifice of a mysterious ritual, a young man finds himself in a new world with the face of his attempted killer, Acacius Duval, as well as a looming death curse if he doesn’t carry out Acacius’ last will. However, while Acacius has left many looming problems, he didn’t leave behind the most important piece: his memories.

That would have been too convenient for navigating a world stitched together from apocalypses.

Fortunately, after only a few life and death trials, Acacius’ unintentional replacement is sent away to the prestigious Nithemoore Academy, where he can learn everything he needs to know about the world and gain the power to grasp his freedom…

At least, if the tracks of history don’t doom him first.

First three chapters out now! 130k words pre-written, and updates every Saturday. Hope to see you there!