#rayvee rambles

CLEO'S A GORGON, RIGHT? SHE SAID THAT HERSELF. SHE'S NOT MEDUSA, SHE'S A GORGON. Which explains why she can't turn her servermates to stone so that's nice but also not the point of this post

SO HERE'S A FUN FACT ABOUT GORGONS:

THESE LADIES HAVE W I N G S.

AND HOW DID CLEO ESCAPE THE END?

BY DRINKING D R A G O N ' S B R E A T H.

SO. CLEO COULD VERY EASILY HAVE DRAGON WINGS AND I THINK SHE DESERVES THEM BECAUSE IT'S VERY GIRLBOSS OF HER THANK YOU FOR COMING TO MY TED TALK.

[image description: a tweet from Generikb saying "Me and Bdubs getting things ready for #Season9 #Hermitcraft #BTeam 🤣🤡" There is a Minecraft screenshot depicting Generik standing in front of a composter in what looks to be farmland in a desert village. Bdubs is visible in the near background, staring blankly into the distance. There is a hand in the lower right corner, but it is unclear whose skin it belongs to. End image description]

Just so you guys are aware- Generik's doing the same thing he did around the start of season 8, except now he seems to have actual player models in the game now? As far as I know, none of the hermits have said anything yet, so it might be true but I personally have my doubts, considering what happened last time.

Just... be on the lookout if this is something that could be bad for you, folks.

It was a nice day, at least. The sun was shining, and a pleasant breeze whistled along the mountain pass. Even the wild Pokémon seemed to be enjoying it- despite their usual aggression, the Houndour were just lazing around, and actually seemed to be willing to leave them be, for once. “We ran into the Ogre last night,” his new travelling companion said, finally breaking the silence, and Kieran froze. “W-What?”

...So. It's been a while. Sorry about that. Burnout has been kicking my ass for the last eighteen-odd months.

I finally wrote a thing again. A small thing, but a thing nonetheless. It's Pokémon's Teal Mask DLC, not any of the fandoms most of you follow me for, but the plot makes me kinda wanna slap someone so. I guess this is the consequence.

If you don't know the plot of TM, this... probably won't make sense. I don't know. My brain isn't really operating correctly, so I can't put myself in your position right now.

So I, for some reason I am yet to understand, have spent a signifigant amount of time in my life skimming through three seasons of Zloy's Truly Bedrock series and compiled every single one in which his sentient shop AI/robot child Alice has been constructed, made an attempt to communicate, has undergone character development, and otherwise generally appeared.

(I've also dug through random Lyarrah vids but I'm pretty sure I've missed something in S3 so If anyone can point me to that I'd appreciate it)

If you want context for who and what Alice is, what their personality is like, and/or how they came to be, this playlist should be a starting point! I'll also do my best to keep this up to date.

Do bear in mind that Zloy has a habit of doing multiple things per video, So in a lot of cases the Alice bit might be right at the end or partway through, or they might show up at the start and vanish for the rest of the episode. Also bear in mind that Zloy's TB often has multiple storylines going on at once, this playlist doesn't contain all the context for a lot of those, and I'm not making more of these things.

The physical embodiment of No Thoughts Head Empty. I love them So Much.

While there is still lava, it's no longer on the surface- that part cooled and hardened into various rocks, including pegmatite, peridotite, and granite. This is extremely confusing to geologists, because by all indication those rocks were formed by lava, and yet the rocks themselves are the kind that form as a result of very, very slow cooling? As in, rocks usually formed underneath the Earth's crust?? Not on top??? (Player-placed Nether lava is Built Different rdfchgvjhb).

In any case, the lava itself is in a signifigantly smaller volume, but it still sits at the bottom of the rivers carved for it, below the surface. These days it's used for easy geothermal electricity.