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Got something unrelated to mewgenics, my own personal Block Tales Ocs! :3
Firstly is Generosity/Selflessness, giving up peaces of themselves to the point they die
Next is Kindness/Obviousness, showing kindness to others but unaware of the pain around them
Next is Bravery/Foolhardy, fighting to protect others to the point they break!
Lastly is Love/Obsession. Simply wishing to keep others with her forever through locks, chains, or hooks.
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Foolhardy, what a silly little clown. A silly, sexy, serial killer clown.
This one somehow ended up being longer than the last one, but the second album review is up! This time, I took a look at Wic Whitney's first studio album Foolhardy.
Fieldkeeper/foolhardy
Skin concept for Acid Zombie so its either gonna be a regular skin in the shop or he gets a bunch of other things like custom animations and stuff and hed be made into some rlly hard to get skin that would be acquired in storymode (anyway that is if the skin gets greenlit in the first place and if one of our lovely modelers accepts to take care of it)
I know for all of you reading this it doesn't mean much but we've got a lot of stuff we wanna work on for whispers of robloxia and I've been promoted to head of 2D animation so you can expect me to post a lot more stuff abt this game on top of forsaken stuff Ù‿Û
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Have you read Foolhardy (Heaven Official’s Blessing)?
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Summary: It began as a rumour. Crimson Rain Sought Flower had taken a husband. It was dismissed as only meaningless gossip by many for a long time, because really, how could such a thing possibly be true? The details were just too ridiculous. They spoke of a couple who doted on each other, devoted and happy. What absolute nonsense to attribute to the fearsome Hua Cheng, let alone a possible spouse. Should he ever marry, surely that person would be either a helpless victim or just as ruthless, right? On the contrary, word was that this mysterious husband was actually a kind soul, if rather private. He was as respected as the great Hua Chengzhu himself, beloved by all in the city of ghosts, and considered a protector of those downtrodden souls. They worshipped him feverishly alongside their lord, apparently willing to answer any prayer from even the most pathetic of creatures. -- After getting caught in a deadly situation, Feng Xin makes a last ditch effort to save himself by praying to Crimson Rain's elusive husband for help. When a veiled cultivator in white actually shows up, he becomes curious as to why someone from the Ghost Realm would help someone like him.
Author: @kingfisherprince
Note from submitter: This fic is fantastic, I know people who don’t even ship these characters together who love it
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If you asked me today if there was a single action, one event, that might have changed the course of what followed, I will unfailingly point to this: the day you broke into that Kazivar House and let curiosity bid you stay, when a wiser man would have fled. But you did not, and so I call this the beginning.
Jenn Lyons, from The Ruin of Kings
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