99.9% Of The Content Is Centered Around The Lord Of Shadows/Henry Ship.We Need Names! Shanry?Hendow?

99.9% of the content is centered around the Lord of Shadows/Henry ship…. We need names! Shanry?Hendow? I already know ! Lord Shanrydow o(≧∀≦)o

Levi ABSOLUTELY writes TSL smut fanfic you cannot and will not change my mind

Kink tumblr etiquette:

Because there's a lot of fresh faces on this blog and some people aren't getting this.

Consent is mandatory. If you interact with someone's post and they tell you you've made them uncomfortable, oblige them and remove yourself from the situation, take down your post, unfollow them, etc. Your kink is not above someone else's comfort. Follow up: if you see "men DNI" or "women DNI", etc. clearly listed and you belong to said group, do not fucking interact

Put your age in your bio. I don't know how many times you people have to see that before you do it. If you are not forthcoming with your age, you do not get to interact with adult content. People can't consent to you if you don't say how old you are. If you're actually a minor, leave. You're endangering people by being here.

Do not impose your kinks on someone else's post. Especially on non-sexualized posts and ESPECIALLY if you do not know them.

Do not send unsolicited sexual messages. Especially with people who you have never interacted with before. It's creepy. And with people you do know? It still needs to be solicited, bucko. Ask them first.

Treat online kink like you would treat kink in person. If you ignore consent, boundaries, and comfort in a real kink community, you are no longer welcome in that community.

If it says don't reblog, don't reblog. Respect people's privacy.

Am I missing anything major? I might keep this updated.

Chinese mythological creatures

I’ve watched Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings yesterday, and I really enjoyed it.

I don’t quite want to spoil it, yet there’s a little bit of context to the film’s third act I wish to provide, using information that already exists and is easily accessible on the internet with a quick google search.

You see, many cultures have their mythological animals. Chinese culture is no different.

Dragons, in Chinese mythology, are revered creatures. Powerful, wise, benevolent, noble, very much unlike the monstrous depictions in Western stories. They are long, serpentine in nature, and mostly have four limbs with hawk-like claws. Some have many animal-like forms like turtles and fish, but the most common depiction is that of being snake-like with four legs. They symbolize the sovereignty of emperors, are seen as lucky and good. They are one of the 12 Chinese zodiac signs. They live at the bottom of seas, rivers, lakes, or anywhere with water.

This is what they typically look like:

Next up, we have the qilin. A qilin is a mythological hooved chimerical creature with one horn. It is said to appear with the imminent arrival or passing of a sage or an illustrious ruler.

They look something like a Chinese unicorn, if you will. Something like this:

The Phoenix, the myths of which go back 4000+ years, signifies the just rule of the Emperor. An auspicious creature, it is associated with the sun, south, justice, obedience, and loyalty. It is also a peaceful creature.

This is what they look like:

There is another mythological animal, the huli jing, the fox spirit. The nine-tailed fox, among the most famous of the huli jing, is a shapeshifter, and can either be benevolent or malevolent.

Their most famous incarnations often look like this:

And then there is the dijiang, the patron god of mountains in Chinese mythology. Described as a round chubby sack and having six legs, four wings, and no face, it causes chaos and confusion wherever it goes. But hey, it enjoys song and dance. In some Chinese myths, the dijiang is said to be one of the deities created from the the final breath of Pan Gu, the mythological Creator of the World.

This is what a dijiang looks like:

Lastly, there is another mythological hybrid creature called the pixiu. Resembling what is basically a lion with wings, they are considered to be powerful protectors. They have a voracious appetites for exclusively gold, silver, and jewels, thereby being regarded by the Chinese as a very auspicious creature that draws cai qi, wealth, from all directions.

This is what a pixiu looks like:

I promise you, these bits of preexisting information about Chinese mythological animals are pretty relevant to the film.

While I already knew about the dragon, the phoenix, and the qilin, it wasn’t until later that I discovered just what the nine-tailed fox spirit, the pixiu, and the dijiang were.

Well, it isn’t very often that I learn something new about my culture. 😅

New Pokémon/TWds sticker

I was researching these days to see which Pokémon would make my next Pokémon/TWds sticker. is found a Pokémon that fits our beloved dragon fae very much. I present to you the Happy Sticker Malleus Dialga! It is not fluffy?

I present The marauders! Star Maps Version May your constellations be your guides throughout your life.  In English and Portuguese(Brazil)

Introducing: Klaus! The Original Hybrid Witcher.

Crossover: The Witcher/The Originals

This fanart inspired by the idea that Klaus was abandoned as a child, because Mikael discovered Esther's betrayal and tried to kill him but the boy was sucked into the Witcher universe in a second, but smaller, orb convention.

The boy was found by a young Gerald and taken to the school of wolves, period before the fall, because of his dormant heritage he was one of the few to survive the mutagens and the fall of Kaer Morhen.

Because of his (witch and werewolf) heritage, Klaus is considered the strongest of the Witchers.