#killamonstar

Pelaguar | Orcan pels live out in the Vast Abyss, beyond the safe harbors of the Lagoon. They live in pods and hunt together. A pod that stays together, survives together. Unfortunately, Littlefin didn’t make the cut and they had to let him go. At least they left him close enough to the Lagoon where he’d be safer. 

At least... that’s what Kyron thought at the time. 

style meme I did on my twitter a while ago

first is mine, second is igi and third is killamonstar

（<ゝω・）☆ yes yes merry kirrasmas!!

bad puns aside, i'm ur super kawaii secret satan for the year!! unfortunately we do not know each other (as far as i recall?!) but when i saw your arnabos uni i was like "oh hot damn you have a military and i have a military clearly this is going to work out." i also remember seeing diesel's design a while back and thinking she was super super cute!

i do the draw, but actually i do the writing better than i do the draw and you said you were okay with getting writing so... yeah, i wrote you a thing!! i... actually had to think a while about what to write... i really wanted to do diesel and denver, but the prospect of writing a wounded denver struggling to cope with his new disabilities appealed to me because Reasons (aka i really love despair). so i wrote an AU where denver was taken home after losing his arm and leg!! the downside of course is that he doesn't meet viscar, but let's be real: boyfriends are temporary. siblings are 4ever. this is what i've learned from personal experience

i wasn't sure how to handle their sibling relationship and i was a bit too shy to send an ask, so in the end i just assumed that

diesel is a little overprotective/smothering but 

denver is a little cocky/ungrateful/too prideful to accept her help so 

like all good siblings, they argue, but they love each other too (´◡`＊)

if anything is super ooc or out of place, though (do diesel and denver even have a house?! i just assumed they did... idk maybe diesel bought it after she realized denver wouldn't have a job), just... chalk it up to the AU and i'm sorry... lmao... cries... here it is...

Ribbon: I’d have to say The Martian Chronicles by Ray Bradbury! I read it in the sixth grade, and while I’d enjoyed books before then, I never felt the need to read as a hobby. This changed all that. I absolutely loved the stories, and really enjoyed that most of them didn’t have the traditional happy ending. It also made me want to create stories of my own, which I started working on around this time. I was even so inspired I wrote Bradbury. I also read The Illustrated Man and five or so more books that year, which was unusual for me. I attempted Dandelion Wine, but my grandmother pointed out it may be a bit over my head, and I quickly lost interest. It’s on my current To Read list now.  

Christmas Carole: I was never particularly happy with my name when I was younger. I also didn’t like that I had my mother’s maiden name, while the rest of my family shared a common surname. I wanted to be a Heather instead of Azalea. Still a flower name, but a much more accepted one? It doesn’t bother me know though, it’s just my name.