Oh Yeaaaah.. I Forgot That I Started Writing Again ?

Oh yeaaaah.. I forgot that I started writing again ¿? 

The story is set in Jorvik, and, dunno. I hope it 's not too bad. 

 It's, uh. I can 't even explain. There is a kelpie. Go read it. Or don't.

 Since October is supposed to be very productive or something, I can try to continue and finish this. I said try, ok. 

If you're gonna read and comment this wierd piece then, you know, I love you.  

My blind ass will definitely try this. Thanks for the tip. Pandorian sickness, I'm coming for you!

Have we talked about Evergray using his, seemingly damaged, possibly blind, at least clouded over eye to look around? 

Maybe Pandorian energy doesn’t damage. Maybe it improves.

I agree

No more drama in the SSO community only him

My map: Your horse is in Silverglade. Right now. You left him in Silverglade :)

Me: *surprised pikachu face* I don't.. I don't think so??

woooow but the eyes

spooky

I love it very much

End.

„Soup of frogs”

Pi loves cooking that soup, but there aren't much frogs in her swamp.

Moreover, many people disappear in inexplicable circumstances somewhere near the swamp...

🎃 Happy Halloween 🎃

That's so awesome.. And heartbreaking. Promises are always forgotten at the end

Lowkey stupid but I have this hc that one day Elizabeth showed up at Valedale as an older teen because something inside her had tugged at her that this tiny little village was where her home would be. And she stops at the ruins of an abandoned old house and that feeling just disappears. And she’s like “Well. I guess this is my home now”.

So she starts building. She’s tired and she has no shelter and she can’t build an actual house she’s like 17 so the villagers just kind of guess that she’ll give up and go back to wherever she came from, but she doesn’t. She can’t. She keeps working to create her own home.

One day two boys show up, brothers by the looks of it. They live across the river and are wondering what the fuck she’s doing. She doesn’t want to tell them, she thinks they’ll just laugh, but they merely nod at her silence and start bringing her tools and materials. The three continue to build all night.

Now this little project have caught the eyes of the entire village. It’s clear to see these idiot children 1) Will Not give up and 2) Can Not build an entire house. So they pitch in too. Soon, all of Valedale is helping Elizabeth, and the house is built right before winter comes. When it’s done, and everyone is happy with their accomplishment, she invites the two boys into her new home. 

And in the candlelight, sitting on pillows on the floor, snacking on apples some adult brought, the three make a promise. “We, Elizabeth, Avalon and Evergray hereby declare that we are to be best friends forever. We promise to never abandon, discourage or upset one another, and to stay close friends for the rest of our lives.”

By the time they banish Evergray the promises are forgotten, scribbled onto wooden floor that have long since been covered up with rugs and books.