#cavaliant

‘ what do i do with someone like you? ’ (for the hurricane, of course :) )

@cavaliant​ replied:

Oh? Heath is the one approaching him for once? Well, never let it be said that Legault is a man who doesn’t reward initiative. Ignoring the tiny fact that Heath’s initiating nothing but a slightly confused, possibly exasperated conversation here.

“Someone like me? Whatever do you mean by that? I personally can think of many, many things you could do with me...I could list them all for you, if you’d like. In exquisite detail. Wherever should I begin?”

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If Heath’s neutral expression could be described as sour, it had just scrunched up to do its best impression of a prune. Subtle, certainly, but the new crease in his brow overtly spells his exasperation.

@galdrgraced​

yes xkit is a necessity!! tumblr has kind of half ruined it too but it makes things usable at least...

That’s ... Tumblr for you, I suppose. w ;; I can’t really remember an update that made things BETTER, even back in the day ... Ah well  — to xkit, it is!

@ros-ii

I thought I was the only one having problems trimming posts! It used to be easy a few years back I think they did make changes but I do the best I can to trim my posts because I know it bothers a lot of people. I am so sorry if I mess up anything

No, I think we are, sadly, all in the same boat, as far as I can tell now ... Don’t worry, though! Especially as a returning newcomer, I’ll be the last one to get angry: I’m bound to mess up a thing or two myself in needing to get used to the site again, aha.

@cavaliant

YEAH xkit really does make tumblr RP life a hell of a lot easier especially now. Make sure you get the new xkit instead of the original! (the blog is new-xkit-extension)

✧ Magic Sentence Starters  [ x ] - Accepting

@cavaliant​ asked:  ❛ what is the difference between light and dark magic? ❜ - from Sigurd!

Kiran chuckled. “Yeah, sorry about that Lachesis. I’m more of a bard rather than a dancer.”

That was not entirely untrue. Dance had been required, although nothing formal such as ballroom dancing or as eloquent. “Kinda of.” He says with a slight nod. “It isn’t as refined or graceful.” If anything, it was more humour than serious dancing lessons.

He looks Shannan up and down coolly. Besides the gash on his leg, his clothes seem to have been shredded during whatever sort of fighting he had been engaged in. Despite what Shannan insists, it’s quite obvious the injury is hardly one to brush off, especially considering its location.

“If you ignore such an injury, it is likely to linger longer than if you had dealt with it promptly. I’ve seen men crippled with less.”