How are you ruined?
ruined by loneliness
you are so lonely. you are miserable in your solitude. you hate that you cannot bring yourself to reach out, to ask for help. you will be forgotten by all who never knew you. your biggest fear is that you will die alone, and you know this fear will be seen to fruition. you refuse to extend yourself beyond the box that others put you in. and it is a box that no one dare come near. you are lonely because you are afraid of yourself.
ruined by fury
you are angry. you are angry and everyone knows it. the fire within you will not die, cannot die. for if it dies, you wont have a reason to burn. your rage simmers close to your chest, it boils near something you wont touch. you are angry because it is easier than anything else. you are angry because you choose it over pain. you are ruined because you cannot feel anything but your own ire.
Tagged by: @epitomees (thanks!!♡)
Tagging: @quillheel, @musesofthesun (Yui perhaps? :3c), @tvstarkuma, @tacitusauxilium, and setting this out like a nice pie on the window to cool for anyone who wants to steal it (。•̀ᴗ-)✧
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Happy Birthday Ell!
@intotheelliwoods
Based on this post where 2al big leo is a lear's macaw, sprout is a spix macaw, and poptart is a quaker parakeet (blue mutation)
My first 2al fanart and it's birds haha
Maybe in the 2al birb verse they all get to be together hmmm?
I hope you had an amazing day and have an amazing year ahead of you, you deserve it!
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When given a miraculous fossil, Breme transforms into BREME DUKE.
(Lore under the cut)
These Super Evolvers are exceptionally rare, and their existence is not widely known outside of fossil fighting circles.
The Fighter's Association deems them to be among one of the hardest super evolvers to train, and it is actually illegal in most places to keep a Breme Duke if you are not a certified master fighter.
There is good reason for this, as not only is it greatly enhanced in its power and vampiric traits, but it also has gained a massive boost to its intelligence. It is in fact so intelligent that experts believe that it is at least as smart as Ryden, who are known to be smart enough to converse with humans. There's no evidence that Breme Dukes can also converse with humans, but it's thought that they are either physically incapable of speech and lack telepathy or they can but simply choose not to.
Breme Dukes are very social, and they tend to dominate social interactions with both vivosaurs and humans alike. Regular Breme are almost always subordinate to Dukes, following them around and even taking orders from them without question.
There is one documented case of a rogue Breme Duke that had been found leading an unusually large pack of normal Breme in a (thankfully remote) forested region, where they decimated the local wildlife and drove out all other rogues in the area.
The pack evaded capture for a long time, as they engaged in eerily human methods of warfare that fighters were not prepared for. They were organized and coordinated in a way that should not have been possible for a regular pack of Breme. Even after most of the Breme were rounded up, their leader remained at large for quite a while, and took a huge team of experienced fossil fighters with their own Super Evolvers just to deal with it. It is rumored that the Breme Duke had been destroyed after the incident for safety reasons.
In order to be able to properly raise a Breme Duke, one MUST have a strong will and incredible patience. These vivosaurs are stubborn and headstrong, they will not listen to a fighter who they think is beneath them. If one can show it the best of their skills as a fossil fighter, with strong, well-trained vivosaurs at their side, a Breme Duke will likely be willing to fight in fossil battles for them.
Even if one has earned the respect and companionship of a Breme Duke, they need lots of things to keep them happy. They become understimulated very quickly. These vampire vivosaurs will get into anything and everything. They have opposable thumbs and the brains to do whatever they want. One may have some luck in introducing them to human or dinaurian games, as they are fast learners and likely would be able to comprehend how to properly play.
Breme Dukes, as with most vivosaurs, get the most enrichment from fossil battles, where they can use the full extent of their cunning and FP/LP stealing skills to decimate the opposition, as well as bond with teammates and their fighters.
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