"Crown Prince Aushen's biggest headache of late has been his parents' insistence that he find a bride. However, his trip to meet a potential bride quickly becomes more complicated: Cultists, fantasy creatures, a secondary sex change, and a run-in with his first love- all before he's crossed the border to meet the neighboring kingdom's princess! Their arrival, though, brings even more change, and threatens to turn everything they thought they knew upside-down."

Hello, welcome to my blog! It's dedicated to my current work-in-progress story, 'Heart Of'. It's a fantasy omegaverse BL rated 18+ (although I do have a rated T version as well).

This blog will be predominantly for posting little snippets of the story, things about the characters, and inspiration for the story itself. :) ((If anything is spoilers I'll try to tag it as such!!))

The link to the full story is above- I update it every Monday and Friday. If you want more info about the world or characters, I also have a glossary if you're interested.

Anyways, I'd LOVE a chance to chat with anyone about my story, characters, or just about writing in general, so feel free to message me about any of that :D Hope you enjoy, thanks for checking it out! ^o^

~ Ari

William Frank Calderon (British, 1865–1943), "A Lady of Quality – A Borzoi on a Chaise Longue", 1913

Listen everyone just cause your in a scientific field doesn’t make you smart enough to not make mistakes in the field

I could be your ibuprofriend :).....or your advillain >:)

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Excerpt from 'Heart Of', Chapter 6 - Conflicting Emotions:

Carmine’s eyes shifted to the side before returning to meet Valleus’ gaze. “I heard something happened while you were gone.” 

Valleus resisted the urge to sigh. He was quickly tiring of this topic. “Yes, I ended up receiving some odd characteristics as the result of interrupting the fiends’ ritual.” He almost felt like he was talking about something mundane, like what he’d had for supper the night before. In truth, the topic was anything but. However, Valleus’ patience was running thin, and he was tired of needing to provide answers even he didn’t have to the incessant questioning, regardless of whether it was well-meaning. 

Though Carmine hadn’t been by Valleus’ side as long as Coriund had, he could easily detect the irritation mounting in Valleus’ tone. “Are you okay?” he asked gently. 

‘That’s the most loaded question he could ask, really,’ Valleus thought to himself dryly. He opted to put on a brave face, smiling. “Yes, I’m perfectly fine,” he lied. He hoped that if he said it enough times, even if it weren’t true, he could trick himself into believing it a little longer. ‘Catching the criminals comes first. That is the priority. That will provide the answers I seek.’ As he told himself this, Valleus could feel the tightness in his chest calm slightly. 

Knight Duties by La Draws

Sunset at sea (details), part II. Painter: Jeanne Rosier Smith.

God forbid women do anything

banned from the clock app for making too many alarms. you set too many alarms girl! banned from clock app.

I can’t reblog with vids so have a play by play

nowhere to run

Toronto is one of the biggest cities in Canada with the most people in it

Corrections

my cousin Crobnar lives in Toronto

Kaeya and Diluc. Knights of Favonius

Any conspiracy theory about people going missing in National Parks is automatically silly to me. Like "Why are National Parks such a hotbed of disappearances???" because they're full of idiots. You've got thousands of people who've never pissed outdoors in their life wandering around the woods/desert/mountain with zero experience and zero gear and zero understanding that this place can kill them. You don't see as many disappearances in wild areas because people don't go to them unless they have some background knowledge. Whereas you get tour buses full of old folks and suburban families shuttling people into National Parks 365 days a year. If you took the same amount of buffoons and dropped them in the actual wilderness the disappearances would be significantly higher than at the parks. Use your brain.

Some fun stuff from the notes:

@somethingclevermahogony as someone who worked at a national park i feel like you'd appreciate this. i always love hearing your stories about dumb tourists

Yeeeeah, I was working in a kitchen, but I still got to see my fair share of tourist shenanigans. People stepping off of the boardwalk to stomp around on highly volitile geothermal areas, or kneeling in the bacterial mats to use the boardwalk to steady their cameras while they took photos of the sunset.