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DWC - 02 June - Day III - Shock / Reflect
It had all happened rather unintentionally. Ankalei might have preferred to claim otherwise, but the truth was that tactics and strategy were only well worn by her when it involved battle of some kind. In a squadron, in a unit, on the front lines, or anywhere else like it, Ankalei was a force to be reckoned with. But when it came to affairs outside of it, regardless of their nature, she was... rather the opposite.
And when she was put in front of her twin sister, it oft felt like all of her brilliant fragments of her mind went out some proverbial window.
DWC - Spring 2026 - Day 1 - Allure/Gloom - Tinnaire
For Tinnaire, there was a deep allure in tenebrosity. The forest on a cloudy evening, just on the far side of dusk, with frog calls and fireflies all around her. That moment when she opened the door to her workshop, and the curtains were still closed so shadows tucked around all the bric-a-brac inside, rounding corners and implying shapes. An evening spent on her sofa drawing by candles that had burned low. A bubble bath in the dark. A bookstore just before close. A cemetery under cloudy, storm-swollen skies.
Gloom, some would say. Affecting, she would say. Grey and flat. No, that's not how she saw it. She saw potential.
Tonight, she looked up, having opened the curtains to the sky and fallen asleep on her sofa. She woke gently to darkness and a glimpse of stars over the city’s silhouette. She stretched and rose. Not long after, she ducked out her door and then the gates, pulling up her dark cloak.
She had spent a few nights in Suramar recently, visiting with Jencir, and that had been lovely, but it had felt silvered not shadowed. She had visited the Hearts of Tenacity festival for an evening, but there had been glitter and magic and music. It was not at all a gloaming sort of situation.
Her green eyes flickered back toward the city only once before she slipped between the trees. It felt good to have land under her feet, and not stone. So much stone in Silvermoon.
When sunrise approached her feet reluctantly dragged the walk home. Her heart was light from all the spiderwebs and owl calls she had caught. When she placed her palm to the translocation orb up to her apartment, she felt deep satisfaction. A trip to the woods at night was always restorative.
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DWC June 2026 - Day 2 - Vibrant
Elthen had spent his entire life bathed in color, light, and love.
His grandfather, Camithar Crimsonrune, had been a glazier by trade. He crafted windows that were sturdy, serviceable, and unremarkable, yet true artistry lived in the gifts he fashioned for his beloved wife, Lorince. Their modest home glittered with delicate glass treasures: tiny birds perched upon shelves, flowers that would never wilt, stars suspended from silver threads. Of all his creations, however, none brought him greater pride than the colorful blown-glass pens he made for her. With those pens she filled page after page with tales of love and romance, weaving dreams into ink while holding his craftsmanship in her hand.
Their daughter, Liridrae, was raised in that kaleidoscope of color and wonder, and she fell hopelessly in love with glass. She inherited her father's hands, but where Camithar created glass that was merely good, Liridrae forged glass that was near perfection. Technical excellence was not what made her heart soar, her true passion was stained glass, great radiant mosaics that transformed sunlight into living color. She was passionate about the brilliant way brilliant colors were cast across stone and wood, almost as passionate as she was about Pel’eron, the man who supplied the metallic compounds that lent her creations their brilliance. Together they transformed ordinary light into something breathtaking.
By the time Elthen inherited the family home, every surface seemed touched by colored glass. Sunlight never simply entered a room; it poured through in the rich sades or high windows, or bounced of the smaller pieces and danced on the walls. Every room marked by the legacy of those who had come before him.
Though he earned his livelihood supplying medical-grade glass vials, beakers, bottles, flasks, and every manner of vessel demanded in the medical trade, his soul sought expression elsewhere. His creativity poured into sculptures that showcased sweeping forms of glass that captured movement as beautiful as nature itself. His works found homes in gardens, where they stood among flowers and trees enchanting their beauty without overwhelming it.
It was through one such sculpture that he met the woman who would become his wife. She was a landscape designer searching for the perfect centerpiece for a client's garden. One sculpture became two. Two became three. As the project expanded, so too did their relationship. What emerged was more than a garden, it was a marriage of horticulture and glass. Her designs elevated his art. His sculptures transformed her landscapes.
Together, they made the world more beautiful. Then she left, taking Jovi'drae and Lirise, their daughters, with her, and in their absence the colors seemed to abandon him as well. No longer did he lie on the floor of the playroom beside his daughters, gazing upward as sunlight danced through the flock of suspended glass birds that wheeled across the ceiling, scattering rainbows over delighted faces.
It pained him to enter the office she had occupied and see the grand stained-glass window above her desk. The brilliant reds, golds and blues that had once filled the room with life now felt like a wound in his heart that couldn’t seem to heal.
Worst of all was the garden. Every path, every flower bed, every carefully chosen tree bore the imprint of her artistry. His sleek contemporary sculptures still stood among her plantings, perfectly balanced, each complementing the other exactly as they always had. The garden remained beautiful. It simply no longer brought him joy.
With the dissolution of his marriage, Elthen felt as though he had lost the inheritance of generations. The vibrant legacy of color, beauty, craftsmanship, and love that had defined his family for centuries slipped from his grasp. After that, he made only what was ordered. Perfectly matching glassware for clients. Day after day, year after year. No inspiration, no wonder, only repetition.
Then she walked into the hot shop, in an instant, he remembered what it felt like to be an artist again. The furnace's glow reflected in colored molten glass. The way color could transform something ordinary into something miraculous. Watching her work was witnessing the magic of creation.
The greatest gift was not what she re-awakened in hi, it was who she was,Lirise had come to learn from him. His youngest daughter stood before the furnace, determined to master the craft that had built their family name for generations.
And of all the countless things she could have chosen to create, all she wanted to make were vibrantly colored glass pens. Just like the ones her great-grandfather had made for his wife, the ones that had once carried stories of love into the world.
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June DWC 2026 Day 3 - Reflect
The apartment was dark aside from the faint glow filtering through the curtains from the streets below. Silvermoon never truly slept, but at least for now it was quiet. Veilos stood by the window with a mug of long-forgotten tea cooling in his hands, looking out onto the city with a thousand-yard stare. Behind him, the apartment felt different than it had a few months ago. There was another presence here now, another person who occupied space in a life he had spent years believing would remain largely solitary.
Altherei was asleep in his bed, the thought alone was enough to make him glance over his shoulder toward the bedroom door. She had stayed over before, and each time it remained a little strange. Not in a bad way or unwelcome at all, just unfamiliar. For years, his apartment had been a place he returned to alone. No matter how loud and exhausting the day, the silence had always been waiting for him when he unlocked the door.
He wasn't certain when concern for her had become something deeper. There had been no singular moment he could pinpoint, no dramatic moment of revelation. Instead it had happened gradually, through conversations, shared meals, walks through the city, and countless small moments that seemed insignificant on their own at the time. Somewhere along the way, he had started looking for her in crowds, and at some point, he realized that hearing from her had become one of the better parts of his day.
That realization should have made him happy. In many ways, it did. Yet there was a lingering discomfort he couldn't quite shake, and he knew exactly where it came from. Kyrisa's memory quietly lingered in every corner of his life, no longer the unbearable wound it had once been but still very much so present. Time had softened the sharp edges of the grief, but it could never be erased. He still thought about her, and their children, and he still missed them dearly.
The guilt was irrational, and he knew it. If Kyrisa could somehow see him now, she would likely be relieved that he had allowed someone into his life again. She had always possessed far less patience for his self-destructive tendencies than he did. Even so, there were nights when he caught himself feeling as though he were standing on cracked, uneven ground, caught between the life he had lost and the possibility of building something new.
His gaze settled on his reflection in the window. The man staring back looked older than he remembered becoming. There were more scars now, more lines around his eyes, more grey in his hair. He could not help but reflect on all that had changed since the life he once thought he would have. Sometimes he felt as though he could divide his life into two halves: before the Scourge and after it. Everything that had happened since had been shaped by that single catastrophic event, whether he wanted it to be or not.
The worst part was not the guilt, but the uncertainty. He worried constantly that he wasn't giving Altherei what she deserved. Years of grief had taught him how to endure, how to compartmentalize, and most especially how to carry burdens without asking for help. They had not taught him how to be emotionally available or how to start again. More often than he cared to admit, he found himself staring off into space, trapped in memories she could not possibly understand.
He worried she noticed every distant look, every moment his attention drifted somewhere else, and every occasion he became quiet without explanation. Altherei had never complained about any of it. In fact, she was remarkably patient, which almost made it worse. Patience had a way of highlighting his own shortcomings more effectively than criticism ever could.
Part of him wondered if he was waiting for some magical clarity to arrive. A moment when all the fear disappeared and he suddenly knew exactly what he was doing. The older he got, the more he realized that life did not work that way. The most important decisions seemed to involve moving forward despite uncertainty rather than waiting for it to vanish. He was discovering that relationships were no different.
Veilos set the mug of cold tea aside with a frown and rubbed a hand over his face. He was exhausted, though not in the physical sense. This was a deeper weariness, the kind that came from wrestling with thoughts that had no immediate solutions. He could treat injuries and reinforce mental barriers, yet when it came to his own emotions, he often felt remarkably unequipped in these situations.
A soft sound from the bedroom drew his attention. He tilted his head and listened for a moment and heard the rustle of blankets. The sound grounded him more effectively than any amount of introspection had managed. Altherei was here because she wanted to be, not because he had convinced her, not because she expected perfection, and not because she was unaware of his flaws. She knew enough of his scars to understand.
The realization eased something in him. Not enough to make the worries disappear, but enough to quiet them for the time. He cared about her deeply, whether it was love yet or something still growing into it, he couldn't honestly say. What he did know was that the thought of losing her had terrified him on Quel'Danas, and that her presence made his days brighter in ways he had not expected.
She had become someone he sought out without thinking, someone whose opinions he valued and whose happiness genuinely mattered to him. It had been a very long time since another person's presence felt so natural in his life. Perhaps that was what unsettled him as much as it comforted him, the realization that despite everything he had lost, he still had room in his heart to care this much for someone again.
After a few moments, he finally stepped away from the window and returned to the bedroom. The mattress shifted beneath his weight as he slid carefully beneath the blankets. Altherei stirred slightly and moved closer in her sleep, settling without waking. Veilos stared at the ceiling for a while longer, listening to her breathing in the darkness, and for once he allowed himself to stop searching for answers he didn't yet have. Some things were allowed to unfold in their own time.
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DWC Day 1: Gloom / Allure
On the isle… built from nature and order, Music and dancing into wee hours under star freckled skies, You banish all gloom… and all sorrow. I long to take you in my arms and let you feast on my words, To know their flavor as they were forged and formed for you, Woven, tangled and entwined like soul threads in a tapestry, A cape and fabric spooled of the poetry you provoke, Would that I could spend every moment feeding each to your lips in kisses, Could compose with the affirmations I can draw from you, A symphony that is the siren's allure, The unspoken but undeniable that I am utterly yours. The colors fly and sing their secrets or their sins, Declare their pride and sometimes their pain… They define, and paint the world a more vibrant spectrum of shades, I wish to understand… but I know only one Love. It is you. Not like you, not of like presentation or persuasion My pride resides within the world with so many colors in our court… But I have only ever known one Love And it is that which I have for you… A passionate blazing declaration that I will make in every artform. That I will pluck like starlight from the cosmos… Just to make you smile. Just to know my Muse. Just to live upon an Isle that is a stage… And a dance that is endless in starlit petals and singing lanterns. I know no word… no colors to fly. I know only that I love you. That there is no me that does not need you. That there is only the way you are the heart those you meet… That you are ever the force of inspiration that awakens me. And that reminds me if it is for you… Our world our stage becomes a canvas… And we live in colors.
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June DWC 2026 Day 4
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SFW Tristan?! TW: animal death
Tristan Black loved the stars before he knew they could die. He would lay back in the cool grass on summer evenings and gaze up at them, feeling small and insignificant. This humility was relief. They are like me, he thought, shining in the dark, all alone. Perhaps he had brothers and sisters worlds away, looking at the same stars and wondering about him. This was a different kind of lonely ache. It held hope along with longing, dangerous things for him to feel.
DWC - 06 June - Day VII - Horrify / Render
[Iɴ ᴀ ғᴏʟᴅᴇᴅ ᴘᴀʀᴄʜᴍᴇɴᴛ, ʙᴏᴜɴᴅ ᴍᴇssɪʟʏ ɪɴ ᴛᴡɪɴᴇ, sᴇᴛ ᴀᴛᴏᴘ ᴀ ᴅᴜsᴛʏ ᴄʜᴇsᴛ ᴏғ ᴅʀᴀᴡᴇʀs, ᴡʜɪᴄʜ ʀᴇsɪᴅᴇs ɪɴ ᴀ ᴡᴏʀɴ-ᴅᴏᴡɴ ʀᴇsɪᴅᴇɴᴄᴇ ɪɴ Bᴏᴏᴛʏ Bᴀʏ. Hᴇʀᴇ sɪᴛs ᴀ ʟᴇᴛᴛᴇʀ, ᴡɪᴛʜᴏᴜᴛ ᴀᴅᴅʀᴇss, ɪɴ ᴘʀᴇᴛᴛʏ ɪғ ɴᴏᴛ ᴀᴡᴋᴡᴀʀᴅ sᴄʀɪᴘᴛɪɴɢ. Dᴇsᴘɪᴛᴇ ʜᴏᴡ ᴀᴘᴘᴇᴀʀᴀɴᴄᴇs ᴍᴀʏ sᴇᴇᴍ, ᴛʜᴇ ʟᴇᴛᴛᴇʀ's ᴡᴏʀᴅɪɴɢ ɪs ᴄᴏɴғɪᴅᴇɴᴛ ᴀɴᴅ sᴜʀᴇ.]
