MY EVERYDAY BRAIN

Vampirism. Lycanthropy. Cheap spells gone wrong. A woman brought in for her prenatal has to be told her baby is a lindworm. Someone is literally being followed by the anthropomorphic personification of the Black Death.

I feel like Daniel’s relationship with Armand followers would be funny asf like Daniel hates them but becomes secretly fond of them but they LOVE DANIEL THEY WOULD BE THE DEVILSMINION WINGMEN LNFOAKAOKAKA

And Armand is just indifferent to them but doesnt kill the ones daniel is fond of

Hehheh like wow. Read more.

Also dude this whole set up is amazing. Head In a Bag. I hate Ragland but he is funny. And I could see akasha waking and coming to lestat because her web suddenly becomes much smaller. I wonder what they will do with the Amel web connection next season. 🤔 I'm excited have they announced renewal yet. Waiting two years in torture but gives me time to reread for the third time. Yes only twice they take forever and fill the mind I take my time. Always have hehheh except the first time I read prince lestat I read it in two days. Hehheh blood and gold only took a week in high-school. But tell of the blood theft took months because it was a school library book and I had to wait til school was back hehheh. I started interview when I was about 7 it took years. But I'm Dyslexic and it's a college level book so it took a long time. The second full time I read it was in high-school when the queen of the damned was released and my friend Mikey pointed out the differences and I was like dude I need to reread them hehheh I miss Mikey he looked like lestat. With a marine hair cut lol.

Anyway I have all the books digital now so I can read them that way. Hehheh. Also interview is only 140,000 words give or take, hehheh big thick heavy words but still.

https://www.readinglength.com/work/WVE7rmr

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