#fatedshot

   Aaravos stood, invisible against the shadows, as he observed his new ally being drawn away by the very men he’d commanded. Were it not for Aaravos’ unfortunate circumstances, he may even have found it amusing. But he knew how this would play out. He knew what would happen to Viren, and what would happen to himself if he didn’t convince one of these weak-minded beings to assist him in relocating the mirror.

   So he remained silent, allowing them to believe the mirror showed nothing. One by one, guards filed in and out of the dungeon, each taking an item with them as they left. He observed each, weighing each in their ability and gullibility. One in particular caught his eyes; a boy with raven hair and a sweet face.

     Perfect.

   He waited patiently until right moment when the boy neared the mirror. Gently, so as not to alert the others in the various chambers within the dungeon, Aaravos tapped upon the glass. He waited a moment, a wicked smirk hidden within the pitch black darkness, before tapping once more. What fun it was to watch the expressions on humans’ faces when they were surprised or confused-- or scared.

   He allowed another short moment to pass before leaning forward slightly, revealing only his face as his dark hood shrouded his figure against the darkness that enveloped him.

this meme - accepting

Munday questions || Accepting!

how does tiredness affect your writing?

lol I’m always tired, but I feel like it doesn’t affect my writing too much? If I feel like I’m just bushed and sapped of creative energy, I just save what I’ve got in drafts and come back to it after I’ve gotten some sleep. 

Every now and again though I get a reply for a tag I was really anticipating like, right before I go to sleep, and have to run back to my computer to reply because I know what I want my character to say and I have to get it written down now now NOW. I feel like those are sometimes my best tags lol I usually am pretty exhausted the next morning when that happens. 

have you ever written a serious reply intoxicated?

Tipsy, sure, but like, actually drunk? It’s rare but I have definitely woken up after a night of drinking and checked my Tumblr and just been like “wow how did that sound coherent to me when I wrote it.”  

what do you do after you see a person has replied? do you read it immediately, or do you wait for it to show up on the dash? do you like it, draft it immediately, etc?

I always read it right away if I can! I’m always excited to see a reply come in. Even if I can’t start working on my reply yet, I like to see where my partner took the thread and start considering what I’ll write back. 

I HAVE BEEN DOING RESEARCH

Fantasy Character Development || @fatedshot

   Naia grew up hearing the legends about the God and Goddess and the prophecies around them, being read to her by her mother who held a deep belief in them. How oracles had predicted the God’s betrayal and the Goddess’ downfall and imprisonment. Desert Elves were well-known for their massive library in the center of their capital city, full of tomes and scrolls written by their ‘true’ elf ancestors ( the original elves– known as Ancient Elves– before they split into sub-races ) and how deeply they believe in the prophecies, history, and superstitions of their written words.

( ✧ζ ;  ) “no, no, no, nonono! that's a terrible hiding                spot! they’ll definitely find you there. here-- 

               i know where to go!”