Bluefen Lives Outcast Of Redwall AU:

Bluefen Lives Outcast of Redwall AU:

-Bluefen, once she's strong enough slips out of the hoard camp in the middle of the night with baby Veil.

-Since it's during a super harsh winter and also Swartt doesn't give a shit about her or their child, no one goes after her.

-She almost doesn't make it, but manages to get to Redwall.

-Most of the Redwallers are suspicious of her, except for Byrony.

-They become great friends.

-Veil is still named Veil, but this time the name means 'courage' or 'daring' in the ferret language.

-Bluefen didn't speak to anyone for almost a full season.

-She manages to win over most of the Redwallers by the end of the season.

-Once she began to come out of her shell, she proved herself to be kind, helpful, and brave.

-The following spring, a fisher ferret named Hooter (named for his large nose) came to visit Redwall.

-They became fast friends and later fell in love.

- Hooter is the exact opposite of Swartt Sixclaw. He's warm, funny, sentimental to a fault, and adores Bluefen and Veil.

-Veil grows up in a loving environment, to rather than in one of prejudice and suspicion.

-He grows up to be kind and brave like his mother.

-While Veil knows Hooter isn't his bio dad, he's the only father he's ever known.

-Much, much later, Hooter and Bluefen have a daughter named Aster.

-She's a dibbun during the later parts of Outcast.

-after getting driven off from Salamandastron, Swartt decides it's a good idea to attempt to take Redwall. Predictably, it is not.

-there's a great scene where Bluefen gets to tell Swartt what she thinks of him.

-Veil is the next creature to carry the sword of Martin. Although he never faces his father in combat, he proves himself against other creatures in the hoard.

-He never faces his father bc Sunflash gets ahold of Swartt first.

-Also Skarlath lives.

thoughts about Redwall (the first book) part 2

Matthias calls Warbeak a hussy which lmao I guess that has less of a (!) connotation over there than it does over here.

like how in the US we use fanny but ya'll don't

apparently the general concensus is that it's the best book in the series.

I do wish some of the ideas and viciousness had carried over and agree there's a lot of pointless subplots in later books but I don't know if I agree with that.

the parodies to old-school christianity was definitely something that we did better without although the idea of a fake animal religion would be an amazing point (and is apparently slightly touched upon in Taggerung, which I remember being top 5)

dang now I have written about 3 chapters of a fanfiction

Every viewpoint in Lord Brocktree had a point to culminate at Salamandastron at the end.

no villain has ever been as competent as Cluny

why did we never see Noonvale again

it's so funny how Cluny killed one of his subordinates with his poisoned tail in seconds yet he whipped an old man with it and it took him about 30 minutes to die

but I guess that was because he needed the time to tell the 13 year old protagonist to defend the abbey and marry the other 13 year old.

bc apparently Matthias and Cornflower are supposed to be around 13 like lmao WHAT c'mon I didn't think that even as a child reading these they could be 20 at least. that's still young.

More BJD

I haven't finished my previous BJD project but I've started another one >w<

This will be a Redwall-inspired stylized mouse) One day) Maybe) For now this needs a lot of editing. Knees and hips don't work the way I intended them to.

Bryony: Come on, you need to go to bed. Veil: Mr. Snuffles says that I can stay up as long as I want. And that you need to die! Bryony: … Bryony: What the hell, Mr. Snuffles—

More mouse photos)

My baby >w< I thought it was a boy but my friend says it's a girl)

Durry: You people always drag me into your crazy schemes! Mariel: Well this time we can make do without you. Durry: What's wrong with me all of a sudden?! Mariel: Well alright, come along if you want to. Durry: No, I don't want to. I just wanted you to ask me.