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monday: do you struggle with the ‘boring’ parts of writing?

tuesday: name a fic you have posted which you think is overrated?

wednesday: name a fic which you have posted which you think is underrated?

thursday: have you ever written a high fantasy concept?

friday: most self-indulgent fic you have ever posted?

saturday: what gets you excited whilst writing?

sunday: how frequently do you take requests or prompts, if at all?

fortnight: what wip do you plan on posting next, if at all?

january: what was the first fic you posted this year?

february: have you ever written and/or a holiday-centric fic?

march: do you listen to music whilst writing? 

april: have you ever written and/or posted a crackfic?

may: a fic you have regretted posting?

june: have you ever written and/or posted a marriage fic?

july: what’s the hottest fic you have written and/or posted if you write smut at all?

august: are any of your fics associated with certain genres/artists/songs/etc?

september: share a comment or review which still warms your heart?

october: name the darkest or angstiest fic you have written and/or posted?

november: do you have any rituals or requirements for getting in the mood for writing?

december: have you ever gifted a fic to someone?

recent: the most recent fic you have posted online?

ancient: the first fic you ever posted online?

seconds: shortest completed fic?

minutes: how long does it normally take you to complete a fic?

hours: longest wip or completed fic?

tomorrow: favourite ways to write fluff? yesterday: favourite way to write angst? today: have you made any progress in any wips today?

calendar: do you have a schedule for posting?

Enter the Royals

You’re all destined to fail us, so put on your best show

1. First, it’s the old man. Finding him at strange places at night, although he wasn’t there a minute ago. When you talk to him, the only response is “……………”

2. After the king reveal, you may find him walking all the way across Hyrule Field to the castle entrance. He can’t enter, so he just stares up at the castle, where his daughter is, then disappears for the day.

3. The champions are bound to their divine beasts. When it cries, you hear a garbled noise that might be a voice. Link looks disturbed by it, perhaps recognizing it.

4. After they’re released, the champions stick with Link to assist him. Some people are uneasy around him, asking why it feels like he’s never alone, like there’s someone always watching their conversations.

5. If you linger around important places to the champions, they’ll eventually show up, walk around, stare at everything. And you can talk to them at those moments:

Revali: “There’s nothing of mine here anymore, let’s go.”

Mipha: “I try not to, but I can’t help missing them.”

Urbosa: “I wish I could’ve been there for my people.”

Daruk: “Thank you for letting me see this view again, little guy.”

6. The korok hold onto objects that couldn’t have been from these woods: wooden toys, handmade necklaces, instruments carefully carved into shape. They tell you they’re keeping it safe for the children who lost them. You have never seen a child here.

7.  Castle Town’s ruins are always groaning. Under the destroyed wood and stone, under the malice, you hear someone calling for help. When you walk away, you might hear a sob as they ask you why. Why are you leaving.