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I was ready to joke about my Mc watching everyone celebrate Diavolo's birthday on her birthday until i opened the game









Happy birthday and happy halloween to me!
sadly i didn't get a "birthday" call from mammon, just the halloween call
bring punk back!
Why we need punk to come back:
Racism, homophobia, elitism, classism, the patriarchy, ableism, xenophobia, and religious discrimination still exist.
We're being spied on in our own homes and information about us is being auctioned off.
Consumerism and capitalism are still the core structures to our society, and are becoming more and more integrated into out way of life.
We just accept things as they are.
Despite having knowledge of the terrible things going on around the world through social media and the Internet, most of us just tut, shake our heads, and say what a shame it is before switching over to YouTube to watch mind-bogglingly dull videos that don't even really interest us.
You can't look anywhere without being sold something.
The rich are becoming richer, and have more money than a single human being could ever have need for in a lifetime. But they still want more.
In case you haven't noticed: our PLANET, our HOME, is DYING.
Young people are bored and tired.
In school, we're being taught how to think, so that we can get a job, which will let us pay for things, that get rich people richer, simply because we exist.
Everything is too neat and tidy. Meaning, nobody is stepping out of line. We have freedom of speech (hah), but aren't exercising it.
Censorship is making it seem like we're saying what we want to, but it takes out the important parts.
Music is starting to sound the same again.
I just want something to fucking HAPPEN.
"And this is why i have decided, to pull these old white sheets from my head, I'll leave them folded neat and tidy, so that you'll know I'm out of hiding"

Constantin turned to his cousin, the divine light covered his back in warmth, his poor cousin still grieved, they didn't sleep or eat, and still cried when catching sight of his portraits.
Oh how dearly they missed him
Constantin knew that staying here wouldn't help his cousin, he was just a ghost after all. He had to let them go, so they could let him go.
With a heavy heart he reached for the top of his head and slowly, reluctantly, pulled the sheet off.
With the sheet came his horns, and with his horns came every last thread that connected him to En ol mil frichtimen and Teer Fradee.
Decided, he turned back around and began walking to the light, he gave one last glance over his shoulder to his beloved cousin, before stepping in.
Maybe he'll get to see them again some day.
i have FEELINGS and im NOT OK
I JUST WROTE A 2487 WORDS STAR WARS X READER FANFICTION DRABBLE
ITS 3:44 IN THE MORNING HELP
I BULLSHITED HALF OF IT SO IF I RETOUCH IT AND PROOF READ IT IT'LL BE MORE WORDS OMG WHEN DID IT COME TO THIS
ITS FOUR PAGES AAAAAAA
Ghosting (Constantin/De Sardet)
Songfic
Warnings: Canon character death, angst, panic attack description, allusion to suicide, mother mother song general warning.
It seems like every Mother Mother song reminds me of Constantin or De Sardet so i´ve been suffering for two weeks straight, comments are always appreciated.
Part 2 of the Arms Tonite fic
Words: 1252
When Constantin woke up, he no longer felt the pain in his stomach, he no longer felt his cousinâs strong arms around him either.
When Constantin woke up, De Sardet was kneeling in front of him, in front of his grave. Her head hung low, the weight of loss and guilt on her shoulders.
She stood up and left. Vines had tangled themselves around her ankles, he wondered how long had his cousin been kneeling there.
Constantin followed her home.
âI've been ghosting, I've been ghosting alongâ
When they were kids, he would hold her hand whenever she led him home from the small forest near the castle. No matter how many times Constantin got lost, De Sardet always found him.
He remembers how he always felt afraid, lost, and alone in those woods, just like now.
He tries to hold her hand, but it slips right through it.
âGhost in your house, ghost in your armsâ
Constantin was clumsy, he still hadnât got the hang of being a ghost.
De Sardet listened to the stairs creek, and picked up every little trinket that inexplicably fell to the ground during the night.
Being a ghost is hard. Many times had Constantin tried to hug his cousin, their bodies never found eachother.
De Sardet shudders at the cold breeze.
âWhen you're tossing, when you turn in your sleep
It's because I'm ghosting your dreamsâ
De Sardet tossed and turned in her bed, the events of that night didn't let her rest, his pale face and scared eyes tormented her dreams.
She couldnât sleep.
She swears she can feel Constantinâs hand holding hers.
Like when they were kids, and she would hold his little hand whenever he had a nightmare.
How she wishes she could go back in time, undo everything and have him by her side.
âAnd this is why I have decidedâ
âTo pull these old white sheets from my headâ
âI'll leave them folded neat and tidyâ
âSo that you'll know I'm out of hidingâ
Soon, work piled up and De Sardet couldnât stay home and mourn.
She had to make reports, write letters to the continent, and run errands around the island.
Constantin followed her everywhere.
âI've been ghosting, I've been ghosting aloneâ
De Sardet paid no mind to the animals that trailed behind her, nor to the beautiful plants and flowers that seemed to grow near her camp.
She also dismissed when a blind Doneigad stared directly behind her head, like looking at someone else.
âGhost in the world, ghost with no homeâ
It was known that some ghosts stayed in their homes after death, but how could Constantin stay in one place? De Sardet was his home, and she wouldnât stop running.
De Sardet ran, ran from the grief, ran from her friends, ran from the memories and her feelings.
âI remember, I remember the days
When I'd make you oh-so afraidâ
The first weeks after Constantinâs death, De Sardet thought she had lost her mind, she saw the tail of his coat turning every corner of the house, and swore she could faintly hear his laugh.
The first time she saw Constantin in front of her, De Sardet could feel the air leaving her lungs, the floor under her feet unfolding and swallowing her.
The first time, her eyes filled with tears, and the oxygen became scarce, her knees buckled and she fell to the ground, she felt how all her world came tumbling down on her, every memory of her dear cousin replayed itself in an agonizingly long sequence.
Constantin could only watch as his cousinâs trembling body fell to the ground and broke in sobs, her ragged breath broke his heart. As a ghost, there was nothing he could do so he cried along his Lucky star.
âAnd this is why I have decidedâ
De Sardet couldn't sleep, the only rest she got was when she passed out from the exhaustion.
âTo leave your house and home un-hauntedâ
Constantin in his clumsiness, managed to knock off a painting of him, breaking the frame.
When De Sardet found it, she clutched the painting close and cried out to him.
Constantin thought she was mad.
De Sardet misses him so much.
âYou don't need poltergeists for sidekicksâ
Constantin canât remember the last time he saw Kurt joke around, or Vasco share his sea stories under some alcohol, or Petrus come to visit âhis childâ, he hasnât seen Siora bring exotic plants or Aphra bring study books either.
De Sardet is distancing herself from her friends.
âYou don't need treatsâ
Constantin has tried to cheer up his cousin, with little gifts he could move around.
âAnd you don't need tricksâ
His lack of grace has broken many trinkets.
âYou don't need treatsâ
He has tried giving her flowers, making them grow just outside her window.
âYou don't need tricksâ
She just closed the curtains, and cried.
âYou don't need no Halloweenâ
He has tried to help with the chores in the house, when De Sardet wouldnât get up in days.
âYou don't need treatsâ
The horribly folded clothes seem to rest years to De Sardetâs life.
âYou don't need tricksâ
- And you don't need me. - Constantin realises, he looks at his cousin from the corner where he sat, her beautiful eyes no longer shine, and the dark shadow under them looks more prominent than ever, she looked so distant, so⌠dead. It broke his heart to see his lively cousin like this.
The candles around him flicker and die. His Lucky star hasnât noticed itâs him anyways, she always looked right past him.
De Sardet sighs, she swears itâs him, his presence has become⌠comforting, in a way, but she canât see him or communicate with him.
Oh how she wishes to hold him again.
âHey, would it be so bad if I stayed
I'm just a ghost out of his grave
And I can't make love in my grave
I won't put white into your hair
I won't make noises in your stairs
I will be kind and I'll be sweet
If you stop staring straight through meâ
âAnd this is why I have decidedâ
Constantin looked at his cousin, even when she was asleep he could feel her restlessness. He just kept adding to her suffering, he thought.
âTo pull these old white sheets from my headâ
He placed one last kiss on his Lucky Starâs temple and made his way to the door.
He will leave her in peace.
âI'll leave them folded neat and tidyâ
Looking past the folded sheets he had moved so many times to get his cousinâs attention, a stray tear rolled down his pale cheek - Goodbye, my beloved cousin. I will let you rest. -
âSo that you'll know I'm out of hidingâ
A cold wind woke up De Sardet, something was wrong, something was... missing.
âAnd this is why I have decidedâ
She rushed downstairs and saw that the door to the street was ajar, letting in the wind, and letting out...
He left her.
âTo leave your house and home un-hauntedâ
De Sardet loses him for the second time.
âYou don't need poltergeists for sidekicksâ
And she knows Constantin has left forever now.
âYou don't need treats
And you don't need tricksâ
Should she follow him?
âYou don't need treats
You don't need tricks
You don't need no Halloweenâ
âYou don't need treats
You don't need tricks
You don't need treats
You don't need no Hallows Eveâ
âYou don't need treats
You don't need tricks
And you don't needâ
âmeâ