this is eclipse, it's destiny

yeah basically if you stay in the bottom left corner of the map you should be good, there's less environmental damage you can take there but obviously if you're worried abt it, just triggering all the traps at the start of the fight never hurts. your build looks fine, i know everyone hypes up divine dash but tbh i don't think you need it for every run, it just helps to have. once you memorize the attack patterns the fight isnt that bad, pretty easy compared to the late game. here, have 100 dollars

He hadn’t been sure what to do with the body of his PK the first time he had washed up. When he’d come across him on his rounds, his pale blue body lying stiffly at the island’s westerly point. When Finn McKay, the supernumerary, had taken him out in the small fishing boat and thrown him overboard. When he’d come back the next morning. And the next. It’s his turn, he thinks idly. His turn to take the body. His turn to carry him down to the jetty. His turn to row him out – to toss him over.

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If you've followed me for a while you might remember that I did the art for the hardcover version of the book in 2022 (!!! such an exciting and fun project to work on) This was one of the early concepts that we didn't end up using, but I found the sketch and decided to finish it for fun <3 If you still haven't read On Sundays go read it right now! You can buy it here

I've seen it before on here; a dynamic where people will romanticize the symbolism of cannibalism in fiction. And that's cool; there's a lot to be done on the vulnerability and the intimacy of such an act. I don't disagree. But we also want to recognize that even in this, there's another cultural context we have to consider that isn't so romantic, but in fact symbolic of systemic power, rape, and violation. I think it's something to consider if we want to tactfully write Black characters in these narratives (and white characters that want to feed on or be fed off of).

Finally a Griddlehark fanart from my part, anyways, my comfort pairing that hasnt had a day of comfort either

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