just wanna find the softest grass i can find and lay down in it and look at the sky for a very very very long time

The Westbury Horse, 1939 by Eric Ravilious

Train Landscape, 1940 by Eric Ravilious

has anybody else noticed music

He's real.

this meme is like 7 years old and still lives in my head rent free

pencereleri hep seveceğim.

thats awesome, the prophecy foretold it too

with all the fun "heh. Welcome to the REAL Dungeon Meshi" posts about the anime getting to That Part, I think it would be a shame if people got the impression that the setup is bait and switch somehow. Everything up to that point is still representative of Dungeon Meshi! This isn't going off the rails—this is revealing that the rails thus laid are pointing in a very purposeful direction, and the story is willing to follow those lines pretty damn far to reach its destination.

dungeon foodies

everyone get unemployed. i will provide for us.

הבל | hevel

This is how it goes: God whispers in Cain’s jealous ear, drawing his attention to the Sin crouched at his doorway. Sin has haunted eyes and a mouth that has been kissed. Let there be no doubt that Sin has been kissed, with a wet-red mouth that may taste of blood or pomegranate or the electric crackle of a stoplight. Cain looks at Sin. He runs his tongue over his teeth.

This is how it goes: Cain leaves the house at one am in bare feet and a hoodie, careful to avoid the last stair that creaks, and treks out into the Field. There are many fields in the world but there is only one Field. Cain feels the difference in the grass when he crosses the border from field to Field, the way the grey-green blades stand up at attention in his wake, the way the dirt turns ice-cold and furious beneath his heels. The earth is good with foreshadowing. The tree of Knowledge has deep roots.

This is how it goes: God says, I will take you or your brother.

God says, You get to choose.

And Cain says, “When you split me and my brother in the womb, you did not divide us evenly. He got kindness, and I got longing. He got complacence, and I got ambition. I want to kill him sometimes. I think sometimes he wants to die.”

I have never made brothers before, God explains. That is how I thought they were made. What more do you want?

“I want to steal some of his kindness,” Cain says, and shakes his pocket knife out of his sleeve.

Back at home, Abel sits up in his bed with a start, heart racing. That was close, he thinks, that was a damn close one, and does not know why.

In the Field, the ground warms as blood seeps into the dirt.