rakasha | Aug. 4th, 2018

Aug. 4th, 2018

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Not to disregard that stand your ground only protects white men..

Her name is Jacqueline Dixon and she’s from Selma, AL. Here’s the article: https://www.al.com/news/birmingham/index.ssf/2018/07/woman_shot_killed_estranged_hu.html

please help Jacqueline Dixon
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Reblog the money Kakashi to get a suitful of money. Or don’t reblog the money Kakashi and have the exact same chance of receiving a suitful if money.
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Nyx dislikes singing in public, but he has as nice a voice as his sister. Ardyn teaches him the words to the old hymns he gives the melodies of, to Selena to desecrate to her liking. Nyx’s voice has a way of making things sound pleasing that Ardyn rather likes.

Libertus gives Cor a free drink every time he does something stupid that should have killed him but doesn’t. Like talking to Ardyn. Lib gives out a lot of free drinks.

Ardyn’s brother started the line of Kings… and his sister started the line of Oracles. This is not a well-known fact. Ardyn prefers it to stay that way.

Ardyn knows how to use the teleport grid that connects pretty much every single Solheim-era ruin still standing. That’s not information he’s sharing with anyone pretty much ever.

Cor and Nyx wearing his beads and his colors means a lot more to Ardyn than he’s willing to admit.
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“He never failed to mention The Last Unicorn as one of his very favorite books, and as one of the movies he was most proud of having made. Indeed, he left me whopperjawed – as Mark Twain would have put it – when we were being interviewed together on Austrian television, and he announced, “Oh, yes, I simply couldn’t resist a chance to play King Haggard one more time, even in another language. After all –” and he looked straight into the camera – “it’s the closest they’ll ever let me get to playing King Lear.” The camera swung toward me to catch my stunned reaction, and Chris looked across the studio at me, and winked. […] On the last occasion, when I had called to wish him a happy 90th birthday, I remember him assuring me that “if, by the time you come to make your live-action version of your movie, I have passed on, do not let it concern you. I have risen from the dead several times. I know how it’s done.””

— Peter S. Beagle on the late Sir Christopher Lee
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I can tell you lots!

First off, Nyx is… stubbornly refusing to acknowledge he might not be human at all. That Cor is the one that ends up convincing him is something Ardyn will be disgruntled about for ages. He saw him first, damnit.

He’s not all that disgruntled about it however, because he’s the only one who did manage to coax Nyx’s name out of him. That Nyx got him to promise later on to not use it to harm him is irrelevant. It’s not what he was planning to use it for.

Cor’s first meeting with Ardyn was tense, but fortunately for everyone in a 10 mile radius, it was resolved peacefully. They might owe Nyx for that one, if they ever acknowledge it was his presence in the vicinity that kept a violence from occurring.

Cor is useless in the summer solstice. Ardyn has a bit more experience in dealing with it, but he’s still the unhappiest during it. Nyx’s incredibly cheery disposition makes them both want to drown him. They get their revenge come winter, though.

One year heather and snow drops start sprouting in Nyx’s little garden. It’s certainly a sign of something. They are both very touched about it but neither of them will be the first to admit so. It’s alright, Nyx knows.

Bonus: Libertus greatly appreciates the fact he can stop any argument by throwing salt at them.
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Yes! Prepare for domestic fluff.

First to wake in the morning: Nyx, for nine months out of the year. For the other three he has to be convinced, bribed, cajoled and threatened to get him to leave the bed.

The one that makes breakfast: Cor. Nyx is incapable of making anything edible and Ardyn has strange ideas about cooking. Very strange ideas.

Who serves breakfast in bed: Nyx to Ardyn, it’s one of the frivolous and silly uses of his name.

Who would suggest a quickie before work: all three, depending on the day.

Who would suggest ditching work and just lay around all day: Ardyn. Sometimes he even gets what he wants.

The one to choose the movies: Nyx, most of the time. He’s the only one that has kept in touch with current releases, but if Ardyn is interested enough he’ll pick one. Cor has no idea when DVD’s became a thing.

Who initiated the kiss during the movies: depends on who is closest to the one most interested in the movie.

Who orders lunch: Nyx, he has a collection of magnets from his favorite take out places.

Who steals food from the others’ plates: Cor, he’s the one that consistently gets away with it.

Who curls up next to the others and falls asleep due to being full: Also Cor. He is, of course, teased mercilessly.

Who is distracting when trying to work from home: again, Cor. In his opinion home is home and no work should be done in it.

Who asks to get ice cream like a five years old: Ardyn. (And much more, even sillier stuff. Really.)

Who takes pictures of them eating ice cream: Nyx. He’s an utter sap.

Who makes a sexual joke about the dripping ice cream: Ardyn. If given the opportunity he will make everything sound filthy.

Who cooks dinner: Cor. The others’ cooking abilities are not to be trusted.

Who cleans up after dinner: Nyx, always. Ardyn got out of it very early on.

Who stays up reading: Ardyn, so long as at least one of them is also in the bed with him.

Who stares at the one sleeping: Cor. It’s not creepy if he doesn’t know. Yes, really.

Who kisses the one sleeping: Cor if he has to leave in the middle of the night. Otherwise it’s whoever is awake in the moment.
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He does that! Nyx likes to joke that music tames beasts and puts evil to rest - which is a thing, in Galahd, actually, but that’s a story for another time, why Selena being a songstress/bard is A Thing - but him sharing that bit of himself, one he’s kept mostly quiet from everyone else, it’s a very significant moment for them, emotionally.

Nyx tends to sing to Ardyn when Ardyn’s on the edge of a rage, to keep him focused so that if he goes out on a rampage, it’ll be a rampage with purpose.

If that makes sense?

It’s as soft as these two get, before Cor comes crashing like a wrecking ball, forcing everyone to own up their feelings and stuff.
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I can tell you lots!

First off, Nyx is… stubbornly refusing to acknowledge he might not be human at all. That Cor is the one that ends up convincing him is something Ardyn will be disgruntled about for ages. He saw him first, damnit.

He’s not all that disgruntled about it however, because he’s the only one who did manage to coax Nyx’s name out of him. That Nyx got him to promise later on to not use it to harm him is irrelevant. It’s not what he was planning to use it for.

Cor’s first meeting with Ardyn was tense, but fortunately for everyone in a 10 mile radius, it was resolved peacefully. They might owe Nyx for that one, if they ever acknowledge it was his presence in the vicinity that kept a violence from occurring.

Cor is useless in the summer solstice. Ardyn has a bit more experience in dealing with it, but he’s still the unhappiest during it. Nyx’s incredibly cheery disposition makes them both want to drown him. They get their revenge come winter, though.

One year heather and snow drops start sprouting in Nyx’s little garden. It’s certainly a sign of something. They are both very touched about it but neither of them will be the first to admit so. It’s alright, Nyx knows.

Bonus: Libertus greatly appreciates the fact he can stop any argument by throwing salt at them.
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He does that! Nyx likes to joke that music tames beasts and puts evil to rest - which is a thing, in Galahd, actually, but that’s a story for another time, why Selena being a songstress/bard is A Thing - but him sharing that bit of himself, one he’s kept mostly quiet from everyone else, it’s a very significant moment for them, emotionally.

Nyx tends to sing to Ardyn when Ardyn’s on the edge of a rage, to keep him focused so that if he goes out on a rampage, it’ll be a rampage with purpose.

If that makes sense?

It’s as soft as these two get, before Cor comes crashing like a wrecking ball, forcing everyone to own up their feelings and stuff.
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You spawned a Thing. Have a Thing.

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I can tell you lots!

First off, Nyx is… stubbornly refusing to acknowledge he might not be human at all. That Cor is the one that ends up convincing him is something Ardyn will be disgruntled about for ages. He saw him first, damnit.

He’s not all that disgruntled about it however, because he’s the only one who did manage to coax Nyx’s name out of him. That Nyx got him to promise later on to not use it to harm him is irrelevant. It’s not what he was planning to use it for.

Cor’s first meeting with Ardyn was tense, but fortunately for everyone in a 10 mile radius, it was resolved peacefully. They might owe Nyx for that one, if they ever acknowledge it was his presence in the vicinity that kept a violence from occurring.

Cor is useless in the summer solstice. Ardyn has a bit more experience in dealing with it, but he’s still the unhappiest during it. Nyx’s incredibly cheery disposition makes them both want to drown him. They get their revenge come winter, though.

One year heather and snow drops start sprouting in Nyx’s little garden. It’s certainly a sign of something. They are both very touched about it but neither of them will be the first to admit so. It’s alright, Nyx knows.

Bonus: Libertus greatly appreciates the fact he can stop any argument by throwing salt at them.
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Regis is not supposed to be there, Regis is supposed to be behind the Wall, safe and tucked away in the Citadel. Regis is not supposed to be on the battlefield.

But he is, with Clarus and Cor by his side and they are devastating in a way that only those who’ve fought together for years can be. The king on the battlefield seems to be a morale booster as well, as the Glaives fight more viciously than Ace has ever seen them fight. Together with the Crownsguard the king has brought with him they seem to be driving off the Imperial Troops with ease.

(Ace is one of the hunters that had been unfortunately in the area when Niflheim attacked, and unlike the others, he had insisted on fighting as well because fuck the empire that’s why.)

Then Glauca appears. The air freezes before bursting into flames as Regis and Glauca clash on the battlefield and Ace already knows how this is going to end, a memory, dimmed by time but brought back into focus by recent events shows him Regis’ empty eyes and Glauca standing over a dead body.

Ace sees the opening that Regis will be too slow to cover, he sees the moment Glauca lifts his sword to strike and-

Ace decides in that moment that he can’t let Regis die. He can’t. Regis is the king and Noctis is still too young to rule so Regis can’t die.

Clarus calls out his monarchs name and Cor tries, tries, to get there before Glauca can deliver the blow but Ace knows that Cor will be too late.

It takes a split second for Ace to warp in front of Regis and use his staff to block the blow meant for the king.

Ace bears his teeth and lightning leaps from his staff and throws Glauca several feet away.

Ace doesn’t look behind him. “Are you alright, Your Majesty?”

Regis huffs a laugh. “Thanks to you I will be,” he says, “May I have your name, Crownsguard?”

Ace laughs even as he switches his staff for the sword he keeps in his armiger. “Not a Crownsguard,” Ace says, “Not a Glaive either.”

Ace watches as Glauca gets up, and wonders if summoning Ramuh to deal with the General is overkill.

He remembers Glauca marching through the streets of Galahd. Remembers him striking down those already injured and those fleeing and decides that no, it wouldn’t be.

Summoning Ramuh is hard on Ace’s body. It feels as though it takes literal years off his lifespan and after Ace summons him he feels weak. Sick almost. But having one of the Astrals Galahdians have worshipped for centuries strike down one of the men who led the attack on their islands?

Yeah, it’s worth the exhaustion Ace will feel after.

Ace tilts his head and grins at the General.

The wind picks up.

The cloud’s part and Ramuh descends. His fury is as a storm, lightning strikes Glauca again and again and again. By the time Ramuh disappears, Glauca’s helm is gone, revealing a face that Ace knew would be there.

Ace himself falls to the ground. There’s a noise of concern from someone. Ace ignores it and tries to fall asleep. He fails because Luche is a dick and should have never been allowed ice magic.

“I hate you,” Ace tells Luche on the ride to Insomnia, “So much.”

Luche looks unimpressed. “His Majesty told me to wake you,” Luche says, “So I did.”

“You pressed your ice cold hands on my face. Six, it felt like you had just fingered Shiva.”
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awed-frog:

This is both amazing and profoundly irritating - the exact writing equivalent of that thing artists do - you know, how they’ll mess up anything that’s on expensive paper and planned in every single detail but get them doodling during a boring lesson and suddenly they’re Michel-bloody-angelo.
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ffxvistheshit:

Nyx: i mean, small creatures are way more vicious when angered. Its because their anger had less space to be bottled up in

Libertus: Ridiculous! Give me one example

Pelna: wasps

Tredd: tonberries

Nyx: Crowe

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ffxvistheshit:

Cid, meeting cor for the first time: aren’t you a little young to be a crownsguard?

Cor, a 15 year old: aren’t you a little old to be alive?

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