#ssof

Thought this would be obvious-

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Roche accidentally takes Iorveth as a prisoner of war and has a crisis of conscience. Iorveth suffers and ponders the concept of freedom. Both re-examine their priorities.

“Would you die for him?” He asks her harshly.

She blinks, the question visibly taking her by surprise, but she doesn’t hesitate when she answers in a quiet but steady voice: “Yes.” 

Vernon stares into her eyes a moment longer, but he already knows it’s true. Who understands blind, unwavering devotion better than him, after all?

Two months past the original planned released date, we finally have our first episode!

Thank you so much for your continued support.

@facadesinternalveil Aloysius is the best at making Vinny laugh 😂❤️

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@facadesinternalveil Liam is still getting used to a more domesticated life with his daughter and newly found boyfriend

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Roche exhales at that. His eyes bore into Iorveth’s face for a few more heartbeats—but then he gives in, extending his forearm like a peace offering. He’s still frowning, but his expression seems more uncertain than angry now. “Why do you care so much?” He grunts. Iorveth gives him a sharp look. Isn’t it obvious? “If you die now, I will follow swiftly.” Something like disappointment flickers in Roche’s eyes, and then the dh’oine turns his gaze away. Iorveth doesn’t dwell on it.

oh lordy

you've hacked it! ahaha

alright five sentences it is then xD thank you so much!!!

“Diratae,” he repeats wearily. “Shut up.” She does, for about five seconds.“How have you not noticed them?” She pipes up reproachfully. “The way Iorveth spoke of you—I thought nothing could escape your notice.”

this may technically be six sentences but w/e

an excerpt from the next chapter of SSoF, which, as it turns out, has slightly more than 100 words rn xD