#TheDragonblood: Felix laughs often! Usually pretty genuine.
Aimetor doesn't laugh often.
Sabrina laughs fairly often, though she does often instead go for her mysterious smile of varied meaning.

#TheDragonblood: Felix laughs often! Usually pretty genuine.
Aimetor doesn't laugh often.
Sabrina laughs fairly often, though she does often instead go for her mysterious smile of varied meaning.
#TheDragonblood: When Felix is approached by a mysterious woman named Sabrina, who invites him to the strange world she comes from, a world of scary dragons and spooky spirits that devour souls, Felix agrees. But is Felix ready for what awaits?
#TheDragonblood: I describe moving paintings of swallows on the walls of Gnaramater's temple in Nemoros.
Now, I have been reconsidering whether or not I want to keep the swallow as Gnaramater's symbol. Maybe a topic for a time when it'll actually be seen...
#TheDragonblood: The magical world is an alt-Earth with more or less the same deserts as Earth, but not necessarily the same names.
Kumat is located in the T'ašrat Desert, through which flows the Yatraw River, the longest river in the world.
#TheDragonblood: This month, we're doing the language spoken by dragons and wyverns.
Last year, I decided to give it the name of Draconian to have something to refer to it by. Now, I'm also considering Draconoidic or something along those lines. Any preferences?
#TheDragonblood: This month (which is totally June, btw), we're discussing the Defenders of Fate, a cult of assassins based in Nemoria who make it their mission to eliminate those who would mess with fate!
#TheDragonblood: Felix is writing the most fantastical sightseeing trip, with no dangers and lots of dragons! Very fearsome dragons, except they're totally nice and wouldn't hurt a fly.
#TheDragonblood: Felix shows up to class pretty consistently, so their classmates, especially their D&D friends, might notice if they weren't at class one day. They might not immediately be concerned; people are sick some days.
#TheDragonblood: Felix is not known for patience. They'll get antsy and become extra fidgety, and minutes will feel like hours.
Aimetor is miles better at patience.
I think I'll go with shapeshifting magic, as in #TheDragonblood! Shapeshifting has always been my first choice of superpower if I could have one. Might be some trans reasons for that...
#ThroughTheCracks: The ALCEFS was created to be exactly my kind of utopia, so absolutely! I'd go there to stay.
There's unfortunately no magic in the ALCEFS as it exists during this story, but I am working on a crossover with #TheDragonblood that might introduce magic to it.
#TheDragonblood: I want to see cool magic stuff, just like Felix! I unfortunately am also responsible for making the world pretty much inhospitable to the Soulless (as which I qualify by my story's definition), at least the parts of the world that are highest on magic.
#Septopolis 29
#TheDragonblood: I think Zonhaspalis could get some good tourism by connecting itself to a second portal system in Niona's City of Gates ( @charliedeltawrites.bsky.social ). Maybe a bit of conflict with two different patron gods, but oh well.
#TheDragonblood: Felix has a decent perception of themself, except for a few little things like gender and neurodivergence. Namely, that they have the latter and not the former.
#TheDragonblood: Laannig hopes to overthrow the Nemorian gods. He could end up killing the gods. It just won't really change anything. The gods have non-chronological lives which makes change difficult, as Sabrina has discovered.
#TheDragonblood: Jumped the gun a bit, but Laannig is the son of Deiuoreks, the most powerful Nemorian god, at least in terms of raw power. He has some pretty powerful magical powers. And he's figured out how to bind a Soul Devourer to his will.
#TheDragonblood: Laannig has his magic, which as a demigod, is very powerful. And most importantly he has the Soul Devourer he bound to his will with that magic.
It's possible there's some sort of magic item involved in the binding of said Soul Devourer, too.
#TheDragonblood: Laannig hates the Nemorian gods, his father most of all. I don't know if he fears them, exactly. Maybe to some extent.
Deiuoreks fears Angosessor. I don't think Laannig fears them, though. Laannig already has control over one Soul Devourer.
#TheDragonblood: Laannig has me stumped. I could've spent the last half year thinking about this one, but oh well.
#ThroughTheCracks: Erron makes educational videos, but those do have some propaganda and stuff in them, so maybe that doesn't count.
I've decided it's time to clear the prompt lists that have been hanging out in my saved posts for nearly half a year just in case I decide to finish them. Let's do this!
#TheDragonblood: Laannig was born in Nemoria to Deiuoreks, king of the gods, and a half-Akewan woman.