#theburningking

I am skeptical, as always, about the use of witches in horror - or any genre, really - but the premise sounds pretty amazing anyway. Good blend of classical horror and technology. And also, @barbaricyip and @coolkidroland, if you aren’t already familiar with this books, you may want to look into it.

Thank you so much, dear! I hope I won’t disappoint you :”з

Nice. I hope you’re having a good time. I only know a little bit about Korea and that’s only due to my sister teaching ESL for a couple of years to 1st graders.

apt and correct. thank you 💖

That method is actually called Bantu knots and I’m really miffed that the youtuber didn’t just call it that.

Up north, a personcan smell a storm coming on days beforehand. The air goes moist andheavy. The horizon smudges itself black, and the sea, no matter howmany miles away, brushes the city with mist. Everything seethes intandem, lifting upward, opening for the approaching rain.

-Ark

It is blue!! With black liner to blend it into something threatening and not just hypothermic.