bamboo

i’ve been into mcyt for a while, starting with the Captain back when i was in middle school, and over the years have expanded to hermitcraft, scicraft, dsmp, etc.

i’m currently authoring & illustrating The Point of No Return (nr!), a longform fireflyduo-centric fic. it focuses on revival experimentation, so please be mindful of the tags and warnings bc things do get heavy!

aside from that, i’ve got a few other things in the background, a handful of doodles, and a large amalgamation of random aus that i’ll probably end up tossing on here at some point.

as time goes on, i’ll work on building up an index of my different projects, which will all be linked on here <3

Watch. Listen. Speak. Ignore.

was talking w a friend about watchers/listeners/speakers n we felt like, despite having allied with members of all three in the past, scott didn’t really fit into any of the factions/categories himself

“I guess most people do know me as a mercenary. They don't know the actual bond we've made.”

Life Series and the Mianite Pantheon

Wilbur’s head splayed across the pavement, blue filaments crawling across his skin and sprouting in glowing blisters. One of Phil’s hands pressed to his mouth. The other reached blindly for his gun.

“No.” Phil shook his head. “Phil, he’s—” “No!” Phil yelled. “Check again!”

Oberth Maneuver by @baronetcoins

[ sketch beneath the cut! ]

and like. yeah it’s obviously got the evo vibes. that’s for certain.

but like

the corner blocks are set back into the wall but the inner blocks are one layer inset.

It's been a year.

here's to the man, the myth, the legend himself – Technoblade, and the legacy he's left behind, one sellout at a time.

like. phil hasn’t seen his son in a while. and suddenly his letters stop. so he hauls ass to this new place he’s never been and is met with his son being at the rock bottom of the mental spiral.

he watches his son destroy the thing he’d been talking about so passionately for months. and he saves him from going down with it. and what does his son do after his life is saved? beg to be killed.

[[ everyone talks about “phil didn’t know he was on his last life” but personally. i think it’s worse if phil didn’t know he ever had more than one. bc both he n techno only ever had one ]]

and then. they rebuild. his son’s citizens heal the thing he both gave his life for and also destroyed. then they imprison him. they execute techno. they prove the exact thing that he had feared - that this was indeed a place of corruption.

so he decides to finish his son’s work and destroy the thing that ruined him. and he doesn’t care if he’s labeled a villain for it because they already made up their minds on him. and the least he can do is make this right.

this isn’t even to mention everything w ghostbur, of how he couldn’t ever really see him as his son, how he always maintained emotional distance. how ghostbur was distraught at the destruction of his life’s work because he couldn’t remember how horrible it’d made him.

he tries to revive wil, too. he tries everything he can to bring his son back. now that he’d gotten rid of l’manberg, he didn’t have that to make him spiral again. he could get a new start without that weight on his shoulders. he could still save his son.

except he can’t. he doesn’t get his son back, not on his own. not until his life is used as a threat against the kid that was basically his brother. not until his son is, once again, a weapon of pain.

he saw his son walk away to start a new life, and then watched it turn into an instrument of torture.

and he still tries to help him, still tries to get him accustomed to life, still tries to refocus his efforts to less horrible things. to keep him in a place he can move on and be a person rather than a weapon in someone else’s fight.