U N I T E R. (indefinite hiatus)

       i’ve got one doozy of an update coming your way, so maybe grab onto something so you don’t faint, haha. ha i think i’m funny. anyways, the important part is now, so please make sure you actually read what i’ve written so there are no problems.

       i’m officially putting kouen on an indefinite hiatus. 

       my muse for him is permanently dead, and even though i’d planned to come back during my break from semester two it was literally impossible for me to get on here and write. and that’s been the case for a long time. i was just kidding myself. so unless i get some epiphanic muse or i just plain delete the blog, consider this blog inactive indefinitely. i won’t care if you unfollow or you interact with other kouens (lol yeah right) so feel free to do so if you weren’t already.

       now concerning my takeru blog, my david blog, and kouen’s sons’ blog. david is also going to be put on indefinite hiatus. the reasoning is that while i love him as a character i no longer want to play him until everything about his character has come to completion in the source material. i am also going to delete kouen’s sons’ blog because this fandom doesn’t seem interested in ocs at all and so it is a waste to keep that blog up.

       perhaps the only good news in this psa post is that i have remade takeru into a main blog instead of having him as a side blog. you’ll be seeing his promo in a moment, but the side blog is also going to be deleted, so don’t be alarmed. until further notice, takeru’s blog is for now going to be my main roleplay blog. for the next week i will also queue this post and takeru’s promo post to make the point hit home.

       finally, to address my daryun blog. i came horribly underprepared in terms of knowledge about the source material, and as such i do not think i could do a good job of roleplaying him until more of the manga comes out. therefore he is also going to be put on an indefinite hiatus until i feel comfortable going back on the blog and writing again.

     ┇伝説 A truly brave man is ever serene. He is never taken by surprise, nothing ruffles the equanimity of his spirit. In the heat of battle he remains cool, in the midst of catastrophes he keeps level his mind. Earthquakes do not shake him, he laughs at storms. We admire him as truly great, who, in the menacing presence of danger or death, retains his self-possession; who, for instance, can compose a poem under impending peril or hum a strain in the face of death. Such indulgence betraying no tremor in the writing or in the voice, is taken as an infallible index of a large nature — of what we call a capacious mind, which, far from being pressed or crowded, has always room for something more. 

     ┇伝説 A truly brave man is ever serene. He is never taken by surprise, nothing ruffles the equanimity of his spirit. In the heat of battle he remains cool, in the midst of catastrophes he keeps level his mind. Earthquakes do not shake him, he laughs at storms. We admire him as truly great, who, in the menacing presence of danger or death, retains his self-possession; who, for instance, can compose a poem under impending peril or hum a strain in the face of death. Such indulgence betraying no tremor in the writing or in the voice, is taken as an infallible index of a large nature — of what we call a capacious mind, which, far from being pressed or crowded, has always room for something more. 

     ┇伝説 A truly brave man is ever serene. He is never taken by surprise, nothing ruffles the equanimity of his spirit. In the heat of battle he remains cool, in the midst of catastrophes he keeps level his mind. Earthquakes do not shake him, he laughs at storms. We admire him as truly great, who, in the menacing presence of danger or death, retains his self-possession; who, for instance, can compose a poem under impending peril or hum a strain in the face of death. Such indulgence betraying no tremor in the writing or in the voice, is taken as an infallible index of a large nature — of what we call a capacious mind, which, far from being pressed or crowded, has always room for something more. 

     ┇伝説 A truly brave man is ever serene. He is never taken by surprise, nothing ruffles the equanimity of his spirit. In the heat of battle he remains cool, in the midst of catastrophes he keeps level his mind. Earthquakes do not shake him, he laughs at storms. We admire him as truly great, who, in the menacing presence of danger or death, retains his self-possession; who, for instance, can compose a poem under impending peril or hum a strain in the face of death. Such indulgence betraying no tremor in the writing or in the voice, is taken as an infallible index of a large nature — of what we call a capacious mind, which, far from being pressed or crowded, has always room for something more. 

       i’ve got one doozy of an update coming your way, so maybe grab onto something so you don’t faint, haha. ha i think i’m funny. anyways, the important part is now, so please make sure you actually read what i’ve written so there are no problems.

       i’m officially putting kouen on an indefinite hiatus. 

       my muse for him is permanently dead, and even though i’d planned to come back during my break from semester two it was literally impossible for me to get on here and write. and that’s been the case for a long time. i was just kidding myself. so unless i get some epiphanic muse or i just plain delete the blog, consider this blog inactive indefinitely. i won’t care if you unfollow or you interact with other kouens (lol yeah right) so feel free to do so if you weren’t already.

       now concerning my takeru blog, my david blog, and kouen’s sons’ blog. david is also going to be put on indefinite hiatus. the reasoning is that while i love him as a character i no longer want to play him until everything about his character has come to completion in the source material. i am also going to delete kouen’s sons’ blog because this fandom doesn’t seem interested in ocs at all and so it is a waste to keep that blog up.

       perhaps the only good news in this psa post is that i have remade takeru into a main blog instead of having him as a side blog. you’ll be seeing his promo in a moment, but the side blog is also going to be deleted, so don’t be alarmed. until further notice, takeru’s blog is for now going to be my main roleplay blog. for the next week i will also queue this post and takeru’s promo post to make the point hit home.

       finally, to address my daryun blog. i came horribly underprepared in terms of knowledge about the source material, and as such i do not think i could do a good job of roleplaying him until more of the manga comes out. therefore he is also going to be put on an indefinite hiatus until i feel comfortable going back on the blog and writing again.

     ┇伝説 A truly brave man is ever serene. He is never taken by surprise, nothing ruffles the equanimity of his spirit. In the heat of battle he remains cool, in the midst of catastrophes he keeps level his mind. Earthquakes do not shake him, he laughs at storms. We admire him as truly great, who, in the menacing presence of danger or death, retains his self-possession; who, for instance, can compose a poem under impending peril or hum a strain in the face of death. Such indulgence betraying no tremor in the writing or in the voice, is taken as an infallible index of a large nature — of what we call a capacious mind, which, far from being pressed or crowded, has always room for something more. 

     ┇伝説 A truly brave man is ever serene. He is never taken by surprise, nothing ruffles the equanimity of his spirit. In the heat of battle he remains cool, in the midst of catastrophes he keeps level his mind. Earthquakes do not shake him, he laughs at storms. We admire him as truly great, who, in the menacing presence of danger or death, retains his self-possession; who, for instance, can compose a poem under impending peril or hum a strain in the face of death. Such indulgence betraying no tremor in the writing or in the voice, is taken as an infallible index of a large nature — of what we call a capacious mind, which, far from being pressed or crowded, has always room for something more. 

     ┇伝説 A truly brave man is ever serene. He is never taken by surprise, nothing ruffles the equanimity of his spirit. In the heat of battle he remains cool, in the midst of catastrophes he keeps level his mind. Earthquakes do not shake him, he laughs at storms. We admire him as truly great, who, in the menacing presence of danger or death, retains his self-possession; who, for instance, can compose a poem under impending peril or hum a strain in the face of death. Such indulgence betraying no tremor in the writing or in the voice, is taken as an infallible index of a large nature — of what we call a capacious mind, which, far from being pressed or crowded, has always room for something more. 

     ┇伝説 A truly brave man is ever serene. He is never taken by surprise, nothing ruffles the equanimity of his spirit. In the heat of battle he remains cool, in the midst of catastrophes he keeps level his mind. Earthquakes do not shake him, he laughs at storms. We admire him as truly great, who, in the menacing presence of danger or death, retains his self-possession; who, for instance, can compose a poem under impending peril or hum a strain in the face of death. Such indulgence betraying no tremor in the writing or in the voice, is taken as an infallible index of a large nature — of what we call a capacious mind, which, far from being pressed or crowded, has always room for something more. 

     ┇伝説 A truly brave man is ever serene. He is never taken by surprise, nothing ruffles the equanimity of his spirit. In the heat of battle he remains cool, in the midst of catastrophes he keeps level his mind. Earthquakes do not shake him, he laughs at storms. We admire him as truly great, who, in the menacing presence of danger or death, retains his self-possession; who, for instance, can compose a poem under impending peril or hum a strain in the face of death. Such indulgence betraying no tremor in the writing or in the voice, is taken as an infallible index of a large nature — of what we call a capacious mind, which, far from being pressed or crowded, has always room for something more. 

                     "there is no denying their intelligence. it                      doesn’t make them any less dirty. the only                      time they are clean is when they have been                      prepared for the slaughter, so you should be                      hoping you are nothing like a pig.”