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The White Stag of Llangar:

Across many Celtic cultures white deer have long been held in high regard, sometimes considered an omen and a messenger from the otherworld. In the first branch of the Maninogi Pwyll Prince of Dyfed causes offence by setting his hounds upon a white stag that the Lord of the Annwfn, Arawn is hunting. In later Christian interpretations the white stag became a symbol of redemption or conversion.

The legend surrounding the founding of the ‘All Saints Church of Llangar’ began in nearby Cynwyd, where the three workmen were employed to build a church. The well paid workmen set to work and after a full day of building they retired home for the night. Upon their return to the site the three men were horrified to see all their hard work undone, stones, wood and scaffolding lay broken and strewn about the site as if thrown around by a giant with incredible strength. Determined to carry out God’s work, the men set upon rebuilding the foundations once more, by the end of the day they returned to their homes once more, if a little worried their hard work may once again be undone. The next morning they gathered early just before dawn, as they approached the site they could hear the sounds of stones crashing and wood splintering, they dashed towards the site in an attempt to catch a glimpse of whatever was causing such destruction. But all that lay before them was a scene of utter devastation, the ground littered with even more destruction than the previous day. By this point it became clear their work was cursed, but still the stubborn men took up their tools and began their work once again this time in complete silence. On the third morning they once again arrived at the site to find even more damage. This time instead of spending another day rebuilding, the men sought out the advice of a local Wise Man living in an isolated cottage. He explained to the men that they were building in the wrong place and advised them to ‘look for the white stag, where you see him, lay your foundations’. The workmen thanked the wise man and gave him gifts to thank him for his advice, as was traditional for fear of consequences. The men cleared away their tools and waited at the site for many days, until one morning they saw the stag in the distance watching them. As soon as it was seen the stag bolted and the men followed as fast as their legs would carry them. Finally it halted at a height overlooking the River Dee and the men descended upon the creature buttering it where it stood. Since then the place where the stag was killed has been known as Moel Lladdfa, the Hill of Slaughter. A church was raised on the spot the stag was first spotted and to this day the site has remained untroubled and intact.

So, in terrible news, Trump's trying to pull some strings to pass this massive internet censorship bill, featuring all the kinds of internet censorship we're terrified of, including mandatory ID for accessing basically any website, specifically to crush state regulation of AI, because apparently this man will always see the moral bottom of the barrel and start digging.

6/14/2026

Jacob is the most boring option. I would only respect him as an option if he did imprint on Bella or kidnap her to stop her from being with Edward or something. As written, he's so lame.

Nicasia:

Locke:

Valerian:

Dain:

(Replace daughter with son y'all)

Balekin:

Eldred:

Heather:

“I hate you so much that sometimes I can’t think of anything else.”

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