#twilightfall

anyway meet browntuft and ghostsong

and some other stormclan cats: egretmoon, twilightpaw and her currently unnamed brother, ravenfur, and rushfeather (whose name will probably be changed bc I keep mixing her up with reedfeather)

stormclan (and others) be upon ye

(original images below the cut)

A slip of thought from the ventures of the land beyond Liyue lands her eyes on sight of a man who ' stares back at her, curiosly, waiting ' . Beckoning attention of an individual whose appearance is far magical than his ' stare she welcomes it, almost with open arms ' .

" It is my eyes, is it not? "

A hand of hers lands a pair of fingers on the rightmost bottom eyelid, gently dragging it open to ' reveal the full pupil of a star most familiar to him and him and herself ' .

" The Iota Centauri, a star found in the southern side of the Centaurus constellation, a collaboration of stars that symbolize the holistic and equine nature of the very being who's goal is to merge the physical aspects of a person's identity, allowing one to become the mental and spiritual forces of nature, and perhaps life. "

She removes her hand, lowering it into a gesture like motion towards the other, whose eye looks as ' similar to her as it was to him ' .

@twilightfall wrote. ❝ real power doesn’t come to those who were born strongest, or fastest, or smartest. it comes to those who will do anything to achieve it. ❞

"oh, && what exactly have you done to achieve yours then, hm?" jinx teases, looking down at the taller from a ledge, before hopping down from it. bright pink eyes stare at the former knight captain as if assessing him, trying to decipher down to the minute detail exactly what he meant, "i can hardly imagine the oh-so high && mighty twilight sword has done anything close to immoral."

she then laughs, stepping away from dainsleif with a bounce to her steps, "you would hardly tell me that though, would you?" she pauses, just barely long enough to be called a pause, "i think it's fair to say that we've both done things we aren't proud of."

Nokturnal Mortum - Twilightfall (1995)

Ukrainian melodic black metal. Lyrically it’s all about nature, but sound-wise we are at the roots of 2000′s melodeath. Slowed down parts, groovy riffing and cheesy guitar harmonies in middle of generic death metal create the same vibes many modern representatives of the style do. 

The glaring drum machine might be letdown for some: I personally prefer live-recorded but don’t mind it that much in the end. Screams are a bit inconsistent with their occasional out-of-placeness, and synth is just straight up amusing when given the chance to lead. Despite these, the generic but catchy melodies, riffing excellence and well done shifts from light to heavy makes the record a pleasure to listen to. For the gentler side, the ravishing piano and clean guitar blow a fresh breathe of air into the record.