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“Alright, you can follow me to the piano room, alright?”

"I've been dipping stuff in borax all of a sudden... I have made a lil... Here's a pebble I found outside I dipped in the stuff." Allister awkwardly but tenderly puts a pebble covered in borax crystals in Gordie's hands. He doesn't know what he's doing, but he's got spirit.

Once again, Allister’s caught him off guard, simply because Gordie never expects him to turn up. His hands are held out, and he looks at what Allister’s given him for a few moments.

“Oh, this is really cool!” Borax isn’t something he’s worked with himself, but it’s something he knows about. “Did you know that borax is used for small-scale goldmining?” Honestly, the way that borax likes to form into crystals like this... it’s very pretty. It’s almost like bismuth sometimes!

    ɪᴛ’ꜱ a pretty lax day for Galar’s new champion! With no exhibition match planned for today, Gloria was free to do whatever she chose. And choose she did! Being tired of milling about in Wyndon (and being stopped every two steps by fans), and with Hop busy and hard at work, Gloria opts to explore a little more in one of the towns she didn’t usually spend much time in...

    ... Which is to say, Stow-On-Side has a special little visitor! Gloria spends some time perusing the market before making her way around to the gym. And, perhaps somewhat fittingly, she spots a familiar face nearby as she walks. Not one to be unnerved by much, Gloria approaches the gym leader with an enthusiastic wave and a bright smile.

    BEA, ALL THINGS considered, is doing well for herself. She’s got a good job that pays well, she’s got fans, a few good friends...  There’s no doubt that she considers herself to be happy where she is now.

    ... But as always, most of that meant very little to her parents. Bea no longer lives with them, of course. She’d long since moved out, and the absence of their too-high expectations and strict rules was undoubtedly good for her.

GREEK MYTHOLOGY 11/100

Nyx ||| Νύξ ||| The primordial night

Notte o Nyx (in greco antico: Nύξ, Nýx, "notte") è una delle divinità primordiali della mitologia greca[1][2].

Secondo la Teogonia di Esiodo, Notte era figlia di Caos, mentre nella cosmogonia orfica era figlia di Phanes[1][2]; nelle Fabulae, Igino la dice figlia di Caos e di Caligine[3]. Sempre secondo Esiodo, Notte era la personificazione della notte terrestre, in contrapposizione al fratello Erebo, che rappresentava la notte del mondo infernale. Era inoltre contrapposta ai suoi figli Etere (la luce) ed Emera (il giorno).

Notte era una delle divinità più antiche, e dimorava nel cielo; secondo Omero, anche Zeus ne aveva paura.