#fanworkstuff

Back when it was but a wee young fixit. Ah, those were the days... XD

There are some humans who understand the magic, and they call themselves sorcerers. They say that some aspects are too powerful to sustain. They imbue objects with them, allowing the relics they form to take the strain they cannot.

:') thank you

I am crazy but I enjoy myself. Raise a glass to the next 100k, lmao.

*quiet wheezing*

I am BACK AT IT--the final chapter of Prophets in the Graveyard is here!!! And it’s like... 23k... but hey, hopefully worth the wait! <3 It’s been such a wonderful journey; I’ve had so much fun with this fic, and I hope you have too. 

Also totally unrelated but I love your stories, they are so inspiring for me as an amateur writer:)

Hi! Thanks for the ask :D. And I’m so glad you like my stuff--it’s really such an honor to inspire. Keep on writing, my friend! You can do it; hold onto the joy you have for stories and ride it into the sunset, haha!

Anyway, let’s see here...

Ant-Man - send a few headcanons of your favorite characters! Oh, this is a fun one!  - Tony has circular burns on his palms from early versions of the repulsors; they would heat up after extended use.  - Peter hadn’t left New York very often before Germany. He still hasn’t; one of the reasons the trip in Far From Home was so important to him was because he wanted so badly to know what the stars looked like without light pollution.  - Stephen is very, very old. So old, mentally, that those who cannot die call him immortal, and those who can see his magic balk at the millions of lifetimes he’s had to hone it’s power. Stephen and the Asgardians get along particularly well because of how long they’ve lived and how much they’ve experienced--even if, in Stephen’s case, those experiences occurred in alternate realities.  -  Loki and Stephen will have hearty discussions on what it feels like to die in various ways. It concerns Thor. A lot. (It’s not a competition on who died more. One death is enough, and finding another being who knows what coming back from multiple is so utterly relieving and validating for Loki and Stephen). - Tony is so used to seeing cities from above that he often gets lost when he’s navigating at street level. FRIDAY teases him about it.  - Peter doesn’t get angry very often. Usually, his instinctual reaction to hardship is fear--which makes his bravery all the more admirable.  - Stephen learned to finger-knit as physical therapy after the crash, and has kept with it since after finding he enjoyed the process. It’s meditative for him, and he often sits down to just make long chains of yarn as he thinks through a problem or an emotion. He makes a lot of scarves--Tony has one.  Guardians of the Galaxy - be honest. would you want someone from marvel to read your fics? No XD absolutely not. I don’t need the conflict of interest. 

Iron Man 3 - underrated fanfic trope? Fantasy AUs!!! Especially in the ironstrange and Thor-adjacent fandoms; there are a plethora of amazingly unique and creative fantasy/royalty au premises that deserve so much love. People come up with the most interesting politics/magics/worlds for fantasy aus, and the freedom of it means the characters don’t feel warped to said settings. They just feel like they’ve been released out to explore it. There are very few fantasy aus that aren’t worth the read, in my experience!