#blackfeatherdriver

When I wrote a huge reply / starter, and it was dropped, because a roleplayer deleted their blog, like, two days later, losing interest in the character. I can put up with it, but when I received the phrase "well, I will think about whether I should answer or not” after writing a huge reply, my ass literally exploded, and for this reason the phrase in my rules "Think twice before writing with those, who actually write here and write a lot" repeats constantly.

@blackfeatherdriver

Both pieces are collabs by Lvci and Nehina

Commission for blackfeatherlancer and blackfeatherdriver of their adorable warboys Magpie and Rook! Thanks again for the commission, it was a real treat to draw such a pair of cuties :D! 

Odan lingered at the entrance to the garage, hesitating to walk up to magpie’s driver to meet him. He didn’t know the man very well, the pup spending most of the time that the two were here with the lancer. How would he react? Would he be annoyed by war pups? Despite the uncertainty, he entered as his curiousity won. He would never find the answer to his doubts if he wouldn’t even try. Though, he remained quiet at first, observing. Looking at the car as he walked a slow circle around it. Not touching. Not without permission. Only when he has taken in every detail of the vehicle does his gaze rest on the driver, sitting down on the dusty ground. ‘I know you’re Magpie’s driver,’ the young boy starts, quietly but still loud enough for the other to hear. ‘But I never got the chance to ask for your name.’ he continues after a small pause, looking at the other in the same way he did with the car. Taking note of the growths on his ribs. The burns and scars littering his skin. The war boy was sick. Weren’t they all? Except for the lancer. But he was probably the only exception.

             'I don' think Carl would forgive me if I let Judith die. Don’ think               I could live with myself if I let either of them die. J u d i  t h, jus’               ‘cause she’s less defenseless then Carl.’