#bone chilling

Who would win in a fight with only fists, no magic nor knives.

... i know you were asking a question . But i thought it would be more fun to read it in a comic .

So im back to writting too much !!

KRYPTONITE FOR TOUGH GIRLS💚🦚

There’s no point trying to resist the ticklishness because it won’t recede or ever cease to exist but instead proceed in intensity, so you might as well embrace the insanity, because you’re forced to take it regardless how you feel, and you know it’s gonna get more sadistic when you surrender, making you go ballistic and bawl when you can’t take anymore, because I can read your eyes and understand you enjoy the thrill of it all

I love that haunting refrain that plays as Michael Corleone walks away from the baptism of his godchild, his sister's son...

Minutes ago, he renounced Satan and all of his works while he had his men kill the heads of the 5 families to consolidate his interests and get rid of all of the threats to his family at the exact same time...

The sweet, innocent man... the war hero... he had become the coldest, most cutthroat Godfather there ever was... the transformation was bone chilling... the transformation was complete... Michael Corleone was the new Godfather...

His wife realized who she had really married a little too late...

"Achilles is said to have appeared once to a merchant who frequented the island [of Leuke], relating to him what had occurred in Troy while entertaining him with drink, and he ordered him to sail to Ilion and bring him back a particular Trojan maiden, who was a slave to a certain man in Ilion.

The guest was astonished at the command, and boldly asked Achilles why he needed a Trojan slave. Achilles answered, "Because, my guest, she is from the same line as Hektor and his ancestors, and is the last of the blood of the children of Priamos and Dardanos." Of course, the merchant thought Achilles was in love, and after he bought the maiden he sailed back to the island.

Achilles praised the merchant and ordered him to keep the maiden for him on the ship (I suppose because no women where allowed on the island), but to come to the sanctuary that evening and feast sumptuously with him and Helen. When he came, Achilles gave him many things merchants are unable to resist, and said he considered him his guest friend, and granted him a prosperous voyage and fair sailing.

Propaganda is below the cut.