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"When hinges creak in doorless chambers, and strange and frightening sounds echo through the halls. Whenever candlelights flicker where the air is deathly still — that is the time when ghosts are present, practicing their terror with ghoulish delight!"
"Welcome, foolish mortals, to the Ramshackle dorm~"
Decided to do some chibi sprites in my version of the ramshackle dorm uniform
May or may not be starting a chibi sprite raffle tomorrow
#twst oc#twisted wonderland oc#oc#twstoc#twst ocs#twst#ramshackle#ramshackle oc#twst yuu#twst mc#Lacie Reyes#Lyre Reyes#Yua Misaki#Yuuto Sakuraba#Ezra Crowley#Des Carriedo#twst chibi sprite#twisted oc#twsted oc
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So I love all the Yuus for Twisted Wonderland, they're all amazing and wonderful but I feel that if Yana/Disney decided to make them canon here are some of my favorites that I'd want to see be real
Carol Ann (@fumikomiyasaki)
Arisu Yukawa (@terrovaniadorm)
Yasujin (@multydoodles)
Yuu-Mun (@vivaresmala)
Yuustin Wright (@valse-a-mille-temps)
Siphok (@siphoklansan)
Cloche (@robo-milky)
Lyre Reyes (@thetwstwildcard)
Youssef O'Toddles (@br3adtoasty)
Onyx (@onyxonline)
Skye Augustus (@akaisenhatake)
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RULE OF THE SWORD
In 1972,September 21,Marcos Declared,
Martial law,that what he said,
Many filipinos believe suffer was into it,
Blood,sweat and tears burned into ashes.
Come to mind that this is a dream,
Everyone here is a victim,
Firing at us,Everyone,
No one else have exception.
Filipinos controlled by Man's Brutality,
But this is a reality,
It has no recognized human rights,
And this is what everyone fears.
Authobiography:
hi I’m Aira kimberly f. Cadorna, I live in imus cavite, I was born on dec 4 2002 in binakayan, my parents are Ronalyn F. Cadorna and Florencio Cadorna Jr. , I finished elementary school with Gov. Dm Camerino there, and I finished High school at ETTMNHS, when I was in high school I joined the basketball girls and I played drums and lyre with my friends, then I wanted to join I can't do it, because shame always leads me according to what I don't like most about myself, but my parents and friends always encourage me so from then on, I was able to join and I always participate in honor, I thought I achieved I have everything I want in life but there are things I do not understand the most I fear in life is to lose a loved one, I know we all have experience non, but that, I had a hard time and followed the thought I know what, I feel discouraged, but there is someone I know will not leave me and that is lord I always tell him what is inside me and I feel relieved, and then I had it again of trust and hope I am now a senior in high school and graduating from g12 with Toclong Gov. Juanito Reyes Remulla, in this life I have many things that need to be improved, I have come a long way that I can still cope with, because I know nothing is impossible there is a dream that no matter how what happend we need to have hope in life that we can do it, that is just a test. now a new opportunity has come that I have joined the band, and now I will focus more on my dedication in life.
https://youtu.be/hPa0rjDtVMQ
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This or That
Thanks for the tags @icantloseyou-too and @thelittlefanpire (ily both)
1. coffee or tea
2. early bird or night owl
3. chocolate or vanilla
4. spring or fall
5. silver or gold
6. pop or alternative
7. freckles or dimples
8. snakes or sharks
9. mountains or fields
10. thunderstorm or lightning
11. egyptian or greek mythology
12. ivory or scarlet
13. flute or lyre
14. opal or diamond
15. butterflies or honeybees
16. typewritten or handwritten
17. secret garden or secret library
18. rooftop or balcony
19. spicy or mild
20. opera or ballet
21. london or paris
22. vincent van gogh or claude monet
23. denim or leather
24. potions or spells
25. ocean or desert
26. mermaids or sirens
27. masquerade ball or cocktail party
Tagging: @pawprinterfanfic @raven-reyes-of-sunshine @keiraknighted @useyourtelescope @she-who-the-river-could-not-hold and whoever else would like to do this!
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either/or tag game
tagged by @es-bee thanks love ❤️
coffee or tea
chocolate or vanilla
spring or fall (but really winter)
silver or gold fun fact though, i DREAM of a kitchen with copper accents (ummmm linds... same.)
pop or alternative
freckles or dimples
snakes or sharks
mountains or fields
thunderstorm or lightning
Egyptian or Greek mythology (both sorry i cant choose)
ivory or scarlet
flute or lyre
eyes or lips
witch or fairy (my ideal mythical creature to be would be like, a wood nymph so...)
opal or diamond
butterflies or honeybees
macarons or eclairs i edited this from macaroons bc i’m petty like that and there is a difference
typewritten or handwritten letters
secret garden or secret library
rooftop or balcony
spicy or mild
opera or ballet
london or paris (but paris is a close third after new york)
vincent van gogh or claude monet
denim or leather jackets
potions or spells
ocean or desert
mermaid or siren
masquerade ball or cocktail party
I love these thanks linds <3! I’m tagging @raven-reyes-of-sunshine @dracovengeance @hedaalicia @colonel-diyoza
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I was tagged by the fabulous @fabulousfalcon, this has been fun!!!
Rules: bold what you prefer and tag 10 people.
coffee or tea
early bird or night owl
chocolate or vanilla
spring or fall
silver or gold
pop or alternative
freckles or dimples
snakes or sharks
mountains or fields
thunderstorm or lightning
egyptian or greek mythology
ivory or scarlet
flute or lyre
eyes or lips
witch or fairy
opal or diamond
butterflies or honeybees
macaroons or eclairs
typewritten or handwritten letters
secret garden or secret library
rooftop or balcony
spicy or mild
opera or ballet
london or paris
vincent van gogh or claude monet
denim or leather
potions or spells
ocean or desert
mermaid or siren
masquerade ball or cocktail party
tagging: @clarahews, @gone-chasing-the-wind, @taikka, @leaiorgana, @mermaid-reyes
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Some one-syllable neutral names
(Two-syllable names)
A: Ace, Add, Ade, Aim, Al, Ames, An, Ant, Art, Ash, Aud, Ax, Az
B: Bard, Barr, Bas, Bay, Baz, Beach, Beau, Beck, Bee, Beech, Bel, Bell, Bev, Birch, Bird, Blaine, Blair, Blake, Blaze, Bliss, Blue, Blythe, Bo, Bon, Boo, Brae, Brace, Brave, Bree, Breeze, Bret, Brook, Brooks, Bronx, Bry, Bryce, Bryn, Byrd
C: Cade, Cai, Cal, Cale, Cam, Case, Cass, Cat, Cay, Ceil, Cer, Chan, Char, Chas, Chase, Chay, Chi, Chip, Chris, Clare, Claude, Clay, Clor, Cloud, Clove, Co, Cole, Colt, Crane, Crow, Cruz, Cy, Cyd
D: Dahl, Dai, Daine, Dale, Dane, Dar, Dare, Dash, Dax, Day, Dee, Dell, Den, Dev, Dez, Di, Doe, Dor, Doss, Dove, Dray, Dream, Drew, Dru, Duff, Dune
E: East, Edge, El, Elk, Elm, Em, En, Eun, Ev, Eyre, Ez
F: Fang, Fawn, Fay, Fern, Fife, Finch, Finn, Fionn, Flame, Flann, Flick, Flint, Flip, Flor, Flynn, Fox, Fran, Free, Frost
G: Gab, Gale, Gen, Gene, Gil, Glade, Glaw, Glenn, Glo, Glynn, Gray, Green, Grey, Grove, Gull, Gus, Gwyn
H: Hal, Hale, Hail, Hall, Halle, Han, Hao, Harl, Hawk, Hayes, Haze, Hyeon
I: Ille, Inge, Io, Ire, Isle, Iss, Iv, Ives, Ix, Iz
J: Jade, Jae, Jak, Jam, Jan, Jas, Jax, Jay, Jayme, Jazz, Jean, Jem, Jeri, Jerre, Jess, Jet, Jewel, Jin, Jo, Joyce, Jude, Jules, June
K: Kade, Kai, Kal, Kam, Kass, Kay, Kaz, Keats, Kei, Kel, Kerr, Kick, Kim, Kit, Klaude, Klay, Klee, Knight, Knox, Kris, Ky, Kyle
L: Lan, Land, Lane, Lang, Lake, Lark, Leaf, Lee, Leeds, Leigh, Leith, Len, Lex, Li, Lin, Liv, Loch, Locke, Lon, Lorne, Lou, Luck, Lute, Lux, Lyre, Lyse
M: Mack, Mai, Maize, Mal, Mar, March, Marl, Mars, Marsh, Max, Mays, Mel, Mer, Merce, Merle, Mies, Miles, Mills, Min, Mint, Moe, Moon, Murph, Muse, Myrl, Myrrh
N: Nao, Nat, Neel, Nell, Nev, Nic, Night, Nile, Noe, Noel, Noor, Norm, North, Nove, Nox, Nyx
O: Oak, Oakes, Oates, Ode, Ore, Oz
P: Pace, Page, Park, Pat, Patch, Payne, Pau, Pax, Paz, Peace, Pearl, Per, Phi, Pier, Pierce, Pike, Pim, Pine, Pip, Poe, Puck
Q: Quail, Quay, Quest, Quill, Quince, Quinn
R: Rae, Rail, Rain, Raz, Red, Ree, Reed, Reese, Reeve, Rei, Reid, Reign, Ren, Reyes, Rho, Rhys, Rian, Ridge, Riles, Rin, Ro, Roan, Roar, Rome, Ronne, Roone, Roth, Roux, Rowan, Rox, Roy, Royce, Rue, Rune, Ry, Ryn, Ryo
S: Sage, Sal, Sam, Scout, Sea, Sev, Sey, Shade, Shale, Shan, Shark, Shaw, Shawn, Shay, Shea, Shel, Sim, Siv, Sky, Slate, Sloane, Smith, Snow, Spike, Sol, Sorrel, Spring, Spruce, Star, Steel, Stone, Storm, Sun, Sy, Syd
T: Tai, Taj, Tal, Tam, Tate, Tau, Tay, Taz, Teal, Tee, Tib, Tide, Tix, Tobes, Trace, Trev, True, Truth, Ty
U: Ulf, Ull
V: Val, Vale, Van, Vane, Verne, Vi, Vic, Viv, Von, Voss, Vox
W: Wade, Ward, West, Whit, Wil, Wild, Win, Wolf, Worth, Wren, Wyle, Wynn
X: Xan, Xande, Xav, Xen, Xi, Xie
Y: Yale, Yang, Yates, Yeats, Yon, Yu, Yule, Yve, Yves
Z: Zabe, Zade, Zahn, Zale, Zan, Zane, Zeal, Zed, Zee, Zell, Zen, Zeph, Zev, Zinc, Ziv, Zo
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Bueno, pues vamos con un pellizko de los Reyes de Chesterfield, que no son muy santos de mi devoción (Lyres forever) pero dejaron un primer álbum de puro revival 60´s US garage-psych con un gusto extraordinario en el material escogido. Un gran LP de covers. En algún caso, como en este “Satisfaction Guarenteed”, versión de The Mourning Reign, hasta mejoran el original. 1982.
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"Ah, my dear esteemed benefactor... My proud, beautiful flower of evil. You are truly the fairiest one of all. O magic mirror, thy wisdom I entreat... Reveal unto me the visage I seek.. You, whose image the Dark Mirror did beckon forth... If your heart bids it, take the hand of the one reflected in the mirror."
Meet Lark and Lanner Crowley, "children" of Crowley who help Yuu
Full Name: "Lark Crowley"
Gender: Female
Age: Unknown
Sexuality: Pansexual
Birthday: September 13th
Star Sign: Virgo
Height: 5'10 (roughly 178 cm)
Eye Color: Periwinkle and purple
Hair Color: Ombre black to silver
Homeland: Our World
Affiliation: Crowley's assistant
Favorite Food: Pupusas Revueltas
Likes: Disney, helping fix Yua's rewrites in the story, rewriting the story to make it slightly easier for Yuu, her family and her memories of her life
Dislikes: Remembering her death, being reminded that she can't return home, being unable to fully help send Yuu home and overblot migraines
Hobby: Combing through ripped pages to bring characters back to life
Personality: An obedient girl who is quick to tease and giggle. Much more serious than her old form. While her origin is unknown to Yuu, she often unintentionally drops hints and knowledge about the world Yuu was from. But she's a fictional character... Right??
Unique Magic: Composer's Farewell: the ability to make keys that open or close the coffins of both Yuus and characters that allow them sentience/a way home
Trivia:
• The form the former Yuu, Lacie Reyes, now takes as she took Yua Misaki's role
• While her name is still "Lacie" she has rewritten the story so that Yuu will only hear her called "Lark"
• Older twin of Lyre Reyes/ "Lark Crowley"
• Chose the name "Lark" after the songbird as she can often be found humming/lightly singing to herself down school halls while everyone else is asleep
• May slip spanish words into her vocabulary (or when she cant remember the word)
• Will mention media and locations of our world to Yuu but will continue as if she didn't and brush off Yuu's assumptions
• As she is dead in her own world she had no problem staying in the world of TWST and has written herself into the story
• While his assistant, she's quick to threaten Crowley
• The keys she wears are the keys that correspond to the coffins in which she sealed many Yuus of her time so that they can return home while she cannot. She has given copies to "Lanner" so that they may have mementos of people forgotten by everyone else
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Full Name: "Lanner Crowley"
Gender: Male
Age: Unknown
Sexuality: Pansexual
Birthday: September 13th
Star Sign: Virgo
Height: 6'4 (roughly 194 cm)
Eye Color: Periwinkle and purple
Hair Color: Ombre black to silver
Homeland: Our world
Affiliation: Crowley's Assistant
Favorite Food: Chile Verde
Likes: Messing with Yuu, seeing how the story plays out, disobeying Crowley and reminiscing with "Lark"
Dislikes: Being unable to lighten Lark's burden, missing his friends, having to control what he reveals to the characters and the fact that he is growing fond of Yuu
Hobby: Wadding through blot to find the hidden pages to return them to Lark
Personality: The more talkative twin between the two of them. Like Lark he seems to know more than he lets on. He often refers to the world as a story, but maybe you're just mishearing him
Unique Magic: Composer's Blessing: the ability to heal fatal wounds, can also be used to fully cleanse blot
Trivia:
• The form the former Yuu, Lyre Reyes, has taken to assist his sister
• His name is still "Lyre" but "Lark" has made it so Yuu will only hear "Lanner"
• Younger twin of Lacie Reyes/ "Lark Crowley"
• Chose the name Lanner after the lanner falcon as like them he is often found in a pair and helps "hunt" rogue overblot monsters
• The idea to pretend to be children of Crowley came from him
• Has scribbles of the Yuus of his time to not forget them
• Unlike Lark/Lacie, there is a part of him that hopes the Yuus of their time can find a way to re-enter the world of TWST and take them home
*Neither twin will reveal their full face to Yuu until their true identity is known
#twst oc#twisted wonderland oc#oc#twstoc#twst ocs#Lark Crowley#Lanner Crowley#Lacie-Lyre Twin AU#Lacie Reyes#Lyre Reyes#dire crowley#twst yuu#yuusona#fourth wall break#twsted wonderland#twsted oc#twisted wonderland#twisted oc#disney twisted wonderland#disney twst#if you look at their mirrors you'll see Ezra Yuuto and Yuas silloutes#and Leah and the Dawn Knight respectfully for both#both also have a blot eye
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Ibalon: An Ancient Folk Epic
“Ibalon” is a 240-line “fragment of a certain manuscript in verse,” which is contained in Fr. Jose Castaño’s account of origin, superstitions and beliefs of the ancient Bicolanos, published in 1896 in Wencaslao E. Retana’s Archivo de Bibliofilo Filipino, Vol. I. The “fragment” is in Spanish quatrains. In the version below, it has been translated into Bikol and into English by Jose Calleja-Reyes.
Iling
Tell us Kadunung
the history of the times of
Handiong with that silver lyre
sing the sweet song of Aslon.
You alone can sing beautifully
with feeling the various mysterious
happenings that surround this region.
Iling
Sing and tell us of the kings
of lineage and courage
and the war that took place
until the defeat of Oriol.
Give us also your knowledge
of the history of old Asog
of the youthful Masaraga
and of ancient Isarog
Iling
You are the affable poet
the sweetest and seductive
many times you have seen the
lake where Tacay is blooming.
Sing, then, we are attentive to
your beautiful narration
while we are here seated
under the shadow of a daod.
Kadunun
Hear, then, children of Bikol, said the agile Kadunung about the events of the old beautiful country of Handiong.
Bikol is a land plain and fertile by alluvion, the most beautiful in the world plentiful in production.
It was Baltog, the first man who lived in this land, born in Botawara of the race of Lipod. To Bikol he came pursuing a fierce wild boar, which by nighttime destroyed his linza plantation.
Having caught up with it on the ground he pinned the animal with his lance and with herculean strength parted his jaws.
Each jaw was one arm in length and its tusks two thirds the spearhead of his lance.
Upon returning to his abod he hung the gigantic jawbone in a big talisay tree in his house in Tondol.
Among the old game hunters great admiration was caused by these glorious trophies of their king the great Baltog.
The tribes of Panicuason and Asog came to see them, and they said in their days there was no wild boar so big.
They called it Tandaya because it was exactly like the monstrous animal found in the mountains of Lignion.
After this to Bikol came Handiong and his warriors and in a short while he destroyed the monsters that inhabited the region.
Battles to exterminate them thousands upon thousands he initiated and he always emerged with the spirit of the victor.
The one-eyed cyclops that inhabit Ponon, in ten moons without rest he completely destroyed.
The winger tiburones and the wild buffalo that in the mountains roamed in a short time, he tamed.
The great crocodiles as big as the bancas of yore, and the fierce sarmaos to Coladi he exiled.
Those serpents that have siren-like voice, he forever buried in the cavern of Hantic.
But he could not defeat for all the days that passed the wily serpent known as Oriol.
This serpent knew more than the famous Handiong and its eyes fascinated with affable seduction.
A thousand lines Handiong placed, but all got snarled, by the great sagacity with which the serpent extricated itself.
With seductive words many times he enticed him for in the act of feigning Oriol was a great teacher.
Many times through the forests he pursued her without rest enticed by the siren song of her seductive voice.
His herculean works the conquest that he won all would have been naught because of the influence of Oriol.
But, because she was inconstant, she herself aided Handiong to defeat the great monsters that infested the region.
He fought with the crocodiles hand in hand and he emerged the victor of those great combats not leaving until they were destroyed.
The monkeys and orangutans watched with horror because the waters of Bikol was colored red with their blood.
They were quarrelsome monkeys of known valor, but the giant forced them to retreat to Isarog.
The region having been freed from wild animals, to give laws to the town with great interest he thought.
Handiong and his companions planted in a mountain linza which gave fruit as big as the pansol.
Also in a lower place they planted the delicious rice that because of Handiong, for centuries after, by that name was known.
He made the first banca that through Bicol surged, without rudder and sail which were made by Ginantong. Ginantong invented the plow, the peine, the pagolong, the ganta, and other measures, the sakal, bolo, and landok.
The weaving loom and the lever were the works of Hablom who to the great surprise of all those ne day presented them to the king.
The gorgoreta, karon, kalan, and paso and many other utensils were invented by the pygmy Dinahon.
The alphabet was Sural’s who curiously composed it inscribing it on Libon stone which was polished to high lusture by Gapon.
They made houses in unequal proportion atop the suspended branches of banasi and kamagon.
So many were insects, the heat so excessive that only reason in the moog could they suffer the heat of the sun.
The laws he decreed most just with respect to life and honor and to them all were subject without distinction.
All observed their position the slave and the master respecting the nights of family lineage and succession.
And then came the flood brought about by Onos that everything on land was completely transformed.
The volcanoes erupted, Hantic, Colasi, Isarog and at the same time was felt a great earthquake.
So great was the catastrophe that the sea left dry the isthmus of Pasacao in the state it is today.
From the continent was separated the island of Malbogon where died the sybils called Hilan, Lariong.
The great water of Inarihan its course to the East changed which before the cataclysm had emptied into Ponon.
In Bato was submerged a great mountain and its place appeared the lake, which now nourishes Ibalon with its fish.
From the gulf of Calabagnan disappeared Dagatnon, the place of the dumagat who inhabited Cotmon.
This kingdom was powerful in the days of Bantong, the inseparable companion of the warrior Handiong.
He had been sent there with one thousand men to kill Rabot half man and half beast filled with black magic.
All those who sailed there before this expedition into stones turned by the enchantment of Rabot.
Bantong believed that this monster was a great sleeper sleeping by daytime without any precaution.
To the monster’s lair on a rainy day he took his warriors and before Rabot was awakened he split it with a stroke.
The monster heaved a loud cry with such reverberating sound that people heard it in the mangroves of Bagnad and kamagon.
They brought Rabot to Libmanan for the great Handiong to see and by its sight he was frightened for a long time.
Never before had he seen a living thing so hideous and with so horrible a figure and with such a tremendous voice.
Here Kadunung stopped the first part of his narration leaving its continuation to another day.
Source: Eugenio, D. L. (2007). Ibalon: An Ancient Folk Epic. In Philippine folk literature: an anthology (2nd ed., Vol. 1, pp. 58-65). Diliman, Quezon City: University of the Philippines Press.
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The Three Fathers
It’s the end of an era.
Current political disturbances in the German political sphere are reshaping, little by little, the face of the country. The separation between the two political branches is marked by a thick line of concrete and all over it, the sound of sirens and explosions becomes a symphony to the city landscape. It’s a moment of crisis, of opportunity and of change.
Right in the face of this political separation is the Hochschule der Künste und Handwerk, one of the most famous schools of fine arts, that despite the tribulations of the country, is thriving with a large number of students, most of them coming from different parts of the world. Their international student program is regarded as one of the best, offering incredible scholarships to the brightest minds and the most creative geniuses.
But beneath it all, there’s a danger that lurks right in the bowels of the school. What seems like an Avant-Garde and modernist building is nothing else but a labyrinthine dungeon created to contain the most horrid evil. Three names. Three men. Three Masters of the Dark Arts that were, at one point, contained and sealed inside the belly of the beast. Their evil may be weakened, but it doesn’t lay dormant, as it beckons the students into different covens of warlocks that follow them, under the promise of fame and power.
But not all is lost: while sorcerers from all abroad could be spinning their evil webs to entrance the students, other clever and brighter magicians are too at play, looking to finally destroy and eviscerate this evil before the Three Fathers chose their rightful heir...
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Idea: an AU loosely based on Suspiria (both the Dario Argento and Luca Guadagnino films spiced with my own lore). To sum things up properly:
There are Three Patres just like there are three Mothers. They are called The Triumviratum.
Similar to the Argento lore, each one of these Patres was confined and sealed inside a part of the school, which was constructed to be a labyrinth and keep them sealed forever.
Similar to the Guadagnino film, the Patres are all weak and looking for a heir, a host to their evil power that could continue with their dark acts. Like Suspiriorum at the end of the film, the witches aren’t evil, but take power from negative feelings (shame in the case of Suspiriorum) and thrive in conflictive environments.
In the same fashion as La Terza Madre, these Patres fought at once the Brotherhood of Saint Ignatius, a group of sorcerers who used their power to maintain and protect humankind, originally founded by Ignatius of Loyola himself. This is the reason why they are weakened and in a current frail state.
For the characters to ascend and reach their full power, they need to perform a specific action. This is where your character comes in.
All of these threads will be kept all the way to the end of November.
Pater Bellicorum, the Father of the Warriors, he’s the oldest of them all, wages war against the forces of God, the First Enslaver, and offers men the swords to cut the chains that submit them. He is the “founder” of the Juristische Fakultät.
Pater Ardorum, the Father of the Ardent, he’s the middle brother and wages his fire against those who have been blinded by the darkness of the First Enslaver. He offers men the the bright embers to burn away their fears. He’s the “founder” of the Tanz Akademie.
Pater Silvarum, the Father of the Wildlings, he’s the youngest and the cruelest one. He wages his claws against the First Enslaver and all of his cages. He offers men his polished claws and fangs as well as his crops and prey to nurture and grow. He’s the “founder” of the Botanischer Garten.
Opposed to the Triumviratum are the two symbols of power within the Ignatians: these are the Sword and the Wolf. These two titles are held by sorcerers of extreme power, but of much younger statue compared to the Patres.
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Who is coming to school?
Julio Herrera, a young and bright lawyer that is getting ready to get his degree in Law. He was attracted to the school ever since he learned of it in the farms of Mexico. He’s the chosen heir to Pater Bellicorum. But he can’t truly achieve his title until he had found a rival of his stature and had made him submit (either in bed or in trial).
Harper Lyre, the promise of ballet, a young and aspiring dancer from New York, got an scholarship for a program in the school and decided to travel, finding a miracle of how everything simply aligned to get him there. He’s the chosen heir to Pater Ardorum. He can only ascend if he finds a worthy partner, willing to share his love (and perform the main act of an orgy with him)
Vico Martínez, another young Mexican who received, by a friend of a friend, the right opportunity to work at the Botanical Garden of the school. Ever since then his life has been blessed with good fortune, provided he gives his blood and semen to the plants that he takes care of. He’s the chosen heir of Pater Silvarum. He can only ascend if he finds a wild animal to tame, whether by force or by love.
Alvaro Rojas, was a trained soldier since he was a young man. An orphan taken in by the Jesuits in Mexico, he was trained from the start to become the Sword of Ignatius and use his powers for a greater cause. However, the sword can only be sharpened and ascend after finding a shield that is willing to lay his life for him.
Enzo Reyes has been infiltrated inside the school as a professor, telegraphing every single move to the order. He’s the Wolf of Ignatius, and like him, he’s silent and efficient, but he can’t ascend to his full power unless he has founded a pack worthy of sharing his seed and power.
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Who would we like to see? (These are some ideas. New ideas to interact with the boys are highly encouraged)
A young and bright lawyer, willing to stand against trial to Julio.
A dancer or a young bright lover that is willing to fall in love with Harper.
A wild and virile man who is madly in lust with Vico.
Another trained soldier that is willing to lay his life for Alvaro.
A group of young students willing to lay with Enzo at the same time.
Interested? Hit me up and let’s plot this one out!
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Tagged by @thelittlefanpire and @icantloseyou-too!! Thank you both!! 🖤
coffee or tea
early bird or night owl
chocolate or vanilla
spring or fall
silver or gold
pop or alternative
freckles or dimples
snakes or sharks
mountains or fields
thunderstorm or lightning
egyptian or greek mythology
ivory or scarlet
flute or lyre
opal or diamond
butterflies or honeybees
typewritten or handwritten
secret garden or secret library
rooftop or balcony
spicy or mild
opera or ballet
london or paris
vincent van gogh or claude monet
denim or leather
potions or spells
ocean or desert
mermaids or sirens
masquerade ball or cocktail party
Tagging: @stevemossington, @maplestreet, @raven-reyes-of-sunshine, @braveprincess, @anne-shirley-blythe, @thief-and-dragonfly, @the-proud-princess, @stillusesapencil, and @xjournal
#get to know me#I'm also new to Egyptian mythology#also just Egyptian history in general#but the more I learn the more I'm loving it!
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Entry #8: Autobiography
I am JD Pearl Quirino, born on the 16th of October 1999 from Tabuk Kalinga, and the youngest among us four children of my parents. I studied at Tabuk Institute for both elementary and high school. I started school when I was five years old, which they say is a little young to be a grade one student. I graduated in elementary at the year of 2011.
I wasn’t very active during high school, the only extra activity I did was journalism. I was able to join Division and Regional contests, but I stopped joining when I was in third year when I realized that I can’t be as good as my friends in the field of writing. Instead, I joined the CAT (Citizenship Advancement Training) and the school’s drum and lyre band as extra activities.
2015, I graduated in high school. My parents let me choose where I wanted to study for college, I chose FEU - Nicanor Reyes Medical Foundation in Fairview, Quezon City. Currently, I am in my second year of college, taking up Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics. I am living here in the city with my aunt, older brother and sisters, my parents were left in the province because of their business and work.
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BARED contributor news & updates
MANDEM - We received a grant for our disability poetics painting series "Hypermobility" here.
Susan Jamison - I will be having a solo exhibition at Chroma Projects in Charlottesville, VA in April, 2017.
Maryann Corbett - My fourth book, Street View, will be published by Able Muse Press in the summer of 2017.
Jehanne Dubrow - My sixth book, Dots & Dashes, won the Crab Orchard Review Open Competition Poetry Prize and will be published by Southern Illinois University Press in August 2017.
Sally Bliumis-Dunn - My poem, "Heart" will be read by Stuart Kestenbaum, Maine's Poe Laureate on Maine public radio's program called, "Poems from Here."
Chuka Susan Chesney - Three of my poems have been accepted into two zines and an event in Michigan. My poem "Marilyn's Pose" and a painting I created of Marilyn Monroe will be published together in Issue #4 of Inklette zine. My poem "My Last Meal" and my painting "Cake at the Wake" will be published in the upcoming "Buried"-themed issue of Claudius Speaks. My poem "California Jane and Mr. Rochester" will be included in the Poetry Leaves Outdoor Poetry Exhibition in Waterford, Michigan.
Judy Kronenfeld - My fourth collection of poetry, BIRD FLYING through the BANQUET, comes out from FutureCycle Press by March 20th, 2017.
Catherine Arra - My third chapbook, Tales of Intrigue & Plumage was accepted for publication by FutureCycle Press on December 25, 2016. Fall release expected.
Susan Rich - I've published poems in all 50 states and 1 district
Margo Taft Stever - CavanKerry Press has accepted my second full length collection, CRACKED PIANO, for publication in 2019.
Shirley J. Brewer - My third book of poetry, Bistro in Another Realm, is forthcoming in late spring, early summer, 2017, from Main Street Rag Press.
ALICIA OSTRIKER - New collection of poems next February: WAITING FOR THE LIGHT, University of Pittsburgh Press. Includes a suite of poems on New York City, my original hometown, where I now am again at last a citizen.
Alexis Rhone Fancher - My poem, "When I turned fourteen, my mother's sister took me to lunch and said:" was published in The Best American Poetry 2016.
Amy Small-McKinney - My second full-length book of poems, Walking Toward Cranes, won the Kithara Book Prize 2016 and is forthcoming from Glass Lyre Press. It is due to be released end of January- beginning of February, 2017.
Lorene Delany-Ullman - In coloration with Jody Servon, our photography and prose poem project, Saved: Objects of the Dead, will be exhibited at Horace Williams House, Chapel Hill, NC in 2017.
Rebecca Foust - My short story, "Something Blue," won the 2015 American Literary Review fiction prize and was nominated for a Pushcart in 2016. Jane Hirshfeld chose "Iconostasis" for the 2015 Jame Hearst Poetry Prize and nominated it for a pushcart in 2016. New poems are in Arroyo Review, Massachusetts Review, North American Review, and 32 Poems. I'm teaching the Sonnet workshop at West Chester Poetry Conference in 2017.
Diane Lockward - My book The Crafty Poet II: A Portable Workshop was published in Sept 2016. In October 2016 I started Terrapin Books, a small press for poetry books.
bonnie stufflebeam - My novelette "The Orangery" just appeared in Beneath Ceaseless Skies
Trish Hopkinson - I have a chapbook entitled "Footnote" forthcoming from Lithic Press in 2017.
Julie Danho - In 2016, I received a $25,000 MacColl Johnson Fellowship to support the completion of my book manuscript:
Lana Hechtman Ayers - My poem the The Moon's Answer was published as a handmade, illustrated book by Anita K. Boyle of Egress Studio Press.
Ann Bracken - My second collection of poems, No Barking in the Hallways: Poems from the Classroom, was published by New Academia Publishing, Scarith Imprint, in January, 2017.
Natalie Voelker - I'm collaborating with Reyes Padilla on a large scale mural installation titled "La Joya 2017" for the Harwood Art Center that goes up the first week in March. Composed of 6 24 foot panels, the piece explores the lives of women and girls that attended the Harwood Girls School in the 1930s.
mary beth smith - I won the Peter Honegger Best One-Act Play award for KEEP A-BREAST, a play that offers insight to my bizarre experiences surviving breast cancer. KEEP A-BREAST was performed in The Firehouse Center for the Arts 2014 New Works Festival in Newburyport, MA, during which I received the Honegger award.
Sarah Ann Winn - My first book won the Barrow Street Book Prize, and will be published by Barrow Street Press in October 2017.
Erin M. Bertram - I have three chapbooks forthcoming: "from The Vanishing of Camille Claudel" (Seven Kitchens Press); "Relief Map" (C&R Press, a winner of the 2016 Summer Tide Pool Chapbook Competition); and "Gender/Genre" (Red Bird Chapbooks). I also have a poem forthcoming in "Tupelo Quarterly" entitled "There Is a Wilderness, There Will Always Be." And I have an upcoming artist residency at The Hambidge Center for the Creative Arts & Sciences in March 2017.
Carine Topal - "Tattooed," my poetry collection about the Holocaust, written in the voices of the victims, perpetrators, and the survivors, was chosen by Kelly Cherry, and won the 2015 Palettes & Quills 4th Annual Poetry Contest.
Jane Otto - I recently joined Poetry Society of America as a Board member
Joy Ladin - My eighth collection, Fireworks in the Graveyard, is due out this year from Headmistress Press.
Sue Ellen Thompson - My fifth book, THEY, is out and available on Amazon.com.
Melissa Balmain - Light (the journal of light verse I edit) has a wonderful new issue coming out in early Feb. '17 (and another due in early Aug. '17)
Francesca Bell - Red Hen Press will publish my first book in early 2019.
Meg Eden - My debut novel "Post-High School Reality Quest" is coming out in June!
Barbara Rockman - Askew Journal recently nominated my poem, "Ladder of Bone Rungs," for a Pushcart Prize. My second collection of poetry, "Cleave and Splinter" is forthcoming form University of New Mexico Press.
Sarah A. Chavez - I have work in the recently released anthology, IMANIMAN Anthology: A Call to Poets to Reflect on Gloria Anzaldúa and Transformative/Transgressive Borders.
Andrea Potos - I was just awarded the William Stafford Prize for Poetry from Rosebud Magazine.
Anne Harding Woodworth - See the animation of poems from my chapbook, The Last Gun.
Becky Breed - Our book "Writing tin Community: Say Goodbye to Writer's Block and Transform Your Life" is available for sale
Tara Betts - Just released my second poetry collection BREAK THE HABIT and co-edited THE BEIGING OF AMERICA, which will be released in Spring 2017.
Julie Brooks Barbour - My second full-length collection, Haunted City, is now available from Kelsay Books
Alyse Knorr - My new book Mega-City Redux, which contains the poems featured in BARED, launches at AWP 2017.
Lesléa Newman - My newest poetry collection, I CARRY MY MOTHER (Headmistress Press) which explores a daughter's journey through her mother's illness and death and how she carries on without her received a Golden Crown Literary Society Award ("Goldie") and was named a "Must Read" title by the Massachusetts Center for the Book.
Jackie Fox - My most recent news is having two of my poems accepted in Yellow Chair Review's pop culture issue.
Janet Ruth Heller - My poem "Flamboyance" was published by the online literary journal Persimmon Tree (Winter 2017).
Laura E. Davis - I'm starting a new interview series on my blog Dear Outer Space about the intersection of art and activism. I'm actively seeking people to participate!
KC Trommer - I'll be reading at three events in NYC in April.
Cathy Sarkowsky - Please see my website
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Can you do tutorial on how to do the chibi twst style? I cant for the life of me figure it out
Okay, so I tried my best to break it down. Of course, my ocs are very customized so it got harder when it came to clothing and coloring but I tried to add notes to help. Please feel free to ask any questions you have and I'll answer them to the best of my abilities.
Please tag me if you use this, I'd love to see what you all make 🧡
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