Apr 17, 2022
snatching this idea from ivy @ailani-reillata but if ur oc was in a show what would all the edits on youtube be titled. i think aya’s would be something like “aya being polite in combat for 3 minutes and 48 seconds straight”.
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snatching this idea from ivy @ailani-reillata but if ur oc was in a show what would all the edits on youtube be titled. i think aya’s would be something like “aya being polite in combat for 3 minutes and 48 seconds straight”.
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Rain is lamentation of the clouds /
& Ruin of the Hay Harvest /
& Abomination of the Shepherd.
In memory I travelled
Back to the ice that bore me.
Feel the warmth from the breath that thawed me.
Wardruna || Urur || Kvitravn Livestream, March 2021
My children are peak cuteness at all times
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The Inheritance Cycle 17/? Deities: Urûr, God of Air
Urûr, brother to Morgothal, was the master of the heavens and the air in Dwarven legend. Neither of the brothers could exist without each other. During the population of Alagaësia, he and Morgothal combined their knowledge and spawned the dragons.
Eg reiste i minnet Tilbake til isen som fødde meg Kjenner varmen frå pusten som tødde meg Urur
“UruR” -collage, 21,4x14 cm
My interpretation of the Wardruna song.
