#atomancers

I suppose I could start taking some time to do tag games again

Thanks to @eccaiia for possibly being the one to get me back into this; my words are main, mad, many, and may I'll pass it along to @dragonqueendeathrayfaeemily-crow, @sarandipitywrites, @mundanemoongirl, @charlesjosephwrites, and leave it open for anyone else! New words are dismay, distract, dispose, and distort!

Spoilers for Atomancers volume 1 below:

Unfortunately, the archive of posts in which I was mentioned stops at this post, so no masterpost :( but please feel free to tag me from this point on.

This one comes from @oh-no-another-idea, who tagged me all the way back in September of last year. I suppose it's better 191 days late than never. My words are: skirmish, stall, sliver, and shrug!

I'll pass this one on to @moonandris, @late-to-the-fandom, @stajorathefallen, @melpomene-grey, and leaving it open as always! Your words are Mild, Middling, Intense, and Extreme!

Spoilers for Atomancers volume 1 below:

Thanks @eccaiia for tagging me with this 50+ days ago, yes I'm alive, how are you, btw your username inspired the surname of one of my characters fun fact

Rules: Guess who said this line of dialogue from among the options in the poll!

“Well, I suppose I should be grateful for your adventurous spirit.”

I remembered my Tumblr password! Thanks to @oh-no-another-idea for the tag, and here's a tense moment before the final battle of Atomancers where experienced revolutionary Taino Ekaia lambasts Maiolo's opsec... (spoilers below, as this is nearing the end of the book)

Thank you @melpomene-grey for tagging me with this one! For those who are unaware, the goal of this one is to find lines which correspond with each of a set of vague descriptions.

Four lines from Atomancers:

A line about desire: “I hope so, yeah,” [Maiolo] said [to Kalena], and decided that it was now or never. “–Before we go, though… can I kiss you?”

An angry line The whispers became loud and disgruntled. One even shouted from the balcony, “You’ll doom us all!”, and another, “This thing [Hydrogen] is a threat to our freedom!”

A line about nature “There’s a secret I didn’t tell you about the Pinepalm Grove,” Kalena explained. “Yeah, it’s a sacred site to native Molauan culture– and for that alone, it’s gotta be protected– but it’s also a closed food forest that we can pick from for our, uhh– permanent residents here. That makes it twice as important. We lose half the grove, we lose half our autonomy.”

A line that uses the senses Sandrine had seen battle at sea before. Her heart had raced, the smell of salt and gunpowder assaulting her senses, the overpowering booms of naval artillery fire rattling her bones from every which way… but she’d never literally stared down the barrel of a gun.