Rosenightmares - Untitled

don’t test me i’ll draw anyone as a warrior cat

100,000,001 is divisible by 17

@myfairkatiecat we know you (and all the other yous) make up the 9.7 percent

i wonder what the elves lost when they banned pyrokensis.

I wonder if pyrokinetics would create beautiful glass sculptures and vases because they could perfectly heat the glass. i wonder if they would create burned designs on wood on on the buildings and decorations. i wonder if there was shop would sell jewelry and buttons filled with different kinds of fire, and clothing that created heat so the pyrokenetics will feel less than need to summon fire. i wonder if there where fire shows where the pyrokenrtics would show their control by creating animals out of fire that looked like they where really alive. did they keep dragons and phoenixes as pets because the animals had control over fire like they did, i wonder if they had special dishes that needed a pyrokinetic control of fire to be cooked just right 

what if after the everblaze accident the glass sculptures and faces were slowly taken out of homes, the burned wooden poles with the integrate designs replaced with crystal, because they didn’t want their houses to have the work of pyrokentics. the shops took the fore jewelry and buttons off their shelves because they didn’t want to sell anything with fire. the light shows replaced the fire shows because people still wanted the entertainment. did Phoenix and dragons become less popular pets because if people saw you with one they accused you of being a pyrokeneitc, and the special dishes never tasted right because they no longer had the pyrokenetics to control the temperature.

did Fintan have to watch people destroy the works of the people who had been killed in the accident because elves where now afraid of fire. was the only memorial that existed for the five lives that where lost was their culture being killed overnight because of a decision he made out of guilt 

your MIND

There are so many artistic applications for fire. It doesn't have to be something they fear. It's a shame that the elves only seem to see the dangerous side of it.

I also think about the practical applications. We know they still use balefire pendants as portable sources of light, and balefire crystals embedded in the walls of Atlantis to light the city. How much more did elvin culture rely on pyrokinesis before the ban? Was it their primary source of light in other areas? Was it used for heating?

It's really cool to think about how it could've impacted the elves.