#naig

Those are Naig and Yun from a story of mine aha

The basic set is that Naig was reincarnated in the story that her best friend wrote, as her own self insert, the OG Naig was supposed to die at 16 due to a mysterious illness, and she reincarnated after the OG Naig died.

Yun was the merciless villainess of the story. Naig wanted nothing to do with the original story, but she ended up accidentally catching the Male Lead attention, by not having any interest in him, and Yun's attention, by being a big fat lesbian obviously attracted to her.

Wich greatly amused Yun.

Halifax has been chosen to host the North American Indigenous Games in 2020.

The NAIG Council made the announcement following its meeting in Montreal on May 3. Ottawa and Victoria were the other two Canadian cities vying to host the games.

This will be the first time the Indigenous games will be held in Atlantic Canada. It will also be the first time Halifax will host a sporting event this large. Approximately 5,000 athletes, coaches and team members from across Canada and the United States are expected to participate in NAIG.

Tex Marshall, co-chair of the Mi’kmaw Sport Council of Nova Scotia, was at the meeting in Montreal when the announcement was made.

“Tremendous elation, pride and honour that we were selected to host the 2020 North American Indigenous Games,” Marshall said about his reaction when the announcement was made.

“Our bid is so much stronger than our bid in 2014,” said Gordon Pictou, who sits on the Halifax 2020 NAIG committee.

“The working relationships between Aboriginal Sports Circle of the province and the city are amazing and the (NAIG) delegates made comments to that a number of times.”

The Halifax 2020 NAIG bid committee consists of representatives from the Nova Scotia Department of Community, Culture and Heritage, Destination Halifax, Sport Nova Scotia, Dalhousie University, Halifax Regional Municipality and the Mi’kmaw Sport Circle of Nova Scotia.

If Halifax is chosen to host NAIG in 2020, it will be the first time the games will be held east of Toronto.

NAIG officials visited Millbrook First Nation on Wednesday. It was the final stop on the group’s three-day tour of the proposed venues included in the Halifax bid.

Halifax is competing with Ottawa and Vancouver to host the upcoming games in 2020. If chosen, Millbrook First Nation would be the proposed venue for 3D archery, a subset of field archery focusing on shooting at life-size models of game. Millbrook is located about an hour’s drive outside of Halifax.