Thinking, Thinking About This Part. It Implies That Dai Could Do Something To Not Get Attacked By Kelpie.

Thinking, thinking about this part. It implies that Dai could do something to not get attacked by Kelpie. For me it sounds like Dai has some magic, apocalypse related powers here but they don’t understand how they work. And putting @ellie-the-awesome-11 and @bookofmac theories about Dai being a storyteller, narrator, bard, what if he is capable of changing some parts of the story? But the price for averting one danger is something worse happening. So in the hypothetical situation Dai saves himself from Kelpie but Perry is torn to pieces by dogs. You can’t have a story without danger or tragedy, someone has to get hurt or die, so the plot could go on.

Utterly reasonable idea that has literally just hit me: what if I wrote poems in response to the steady drip of queer audiodrama I listen to

She’s menacing us even after the credits.

Oh my god.

reblog to cast level 5 spell: everyone who reads this gets a full night sleep

I just discovered the @camlannpod character playlists…

I’m so normal about these characters I promise.

On Board?!?! Blood upon the Snow?!?! Battle Cry!?!? Pyrokinesis, It’s Called: Freefall, Selkie-boy, The Quittin’ Kind, Mile Magnificent!?!?

AAAAAAAAAAADGHGRSKFGH

The worst thing for me about playing Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom is how desperately it makes me want to write a very traditional fantasy story with a deaf, nonverbal blond swordsman travelling through a magical landscape having little adventures.