Thehighlordofspring - The Ever-fixed Mark Shall Not Be Shaken

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Lady Mila of the Spring Court,

Thou hast been summoned to attend the yearly festival of Calanmai in the royal court of the High Lord, Tamlin Sinclaire. This ancient ritual celebrates the power of our great land and seals our grounds, crops, fields, and citizens within it for the next year of time. The castle gates shall open at sunset on April, 17th.

As an eligible young woman of age, your presence is requested for an evening of merriment, feasting, and magic. Festivities to follow under the starlit sky. RSVP to the royal emmisarry, Lucien Vanserra, by April, 14th.

Our court wishes that this letter finds you in good health and prospects, granted by the cauldron, herself.

Signed,

High Lord Tamlin

The Spring Court

a whole new world / sentence starters.

for muses who aren’t used to things being… like this. safe. (for muses who haven’t felt safe in a long time.)

to the helper.

“What are you doing? What’s that?”

“I need your help.”

“I don’t understand.”

“Is… that’s medicine?”

“They wouldn’t believe me.”

“Why are you taking care of me?”

“What do you want?”

“I don’t speak to a lot of people.”

“I don’t know what’s going on.”

“I’m… kind of scared.”

“You’re wasting your time.”

“I don’t want to talk about it. I don’t even want to think about it.”

“Report it to who? They wouldn’t care.”

“This was my fault.”

from the helper.

“How long have you been out here?” 

“I’m going to give you something for the pain now, okay? It will help.”

“Lean on me. It’s okay. Lean on me, I’ve got you.”

“Things aren’t normally like that. You know that, right?”

“The world is a lot better than what they told you.”

“You don’t have to obey them anymore.”

“Yeah. You’re alive.”

“How are you feeling?”

“You didn’t deserve that. Nobody deserves that.” 

“It’s just water. It’s just water, here, I’ll drink some, see? It’s just water.”

“Nobody here is going to hurt you.” 

“You were pretty roughed up when you came in.”

“Do you remember what happened?”

“You should know, this is the sort of thing I have to report to the police.”

“Would you like to make a statement?”

by Mihaylov

I officially have a problem. I cannot separate this gorgeous goofball from Feyre. It’s something about her smile.

The big eyes, which are both innocent and extremely mischievous.

And the silliness which is found as she heals.

THE SHOULDER TOUCH. ( A PROMPT LIST! )

i said i'd make them! i hope you enjoy these, and as always: DO NOT ADD, EDIT OR CLAIM THIS LIST AS YOUR OWN!

[ WAKEN ]: the sender touches the receiver's shoulder to waken them from a nap or sleep.

[ STILL ]: the sender places their hands on the visibly angry/upset receiver to try and restrain them.

[ STAY ]: the sender, noticing the receiver attempting to escape a meeting or a conversation, quietly rests a hand on their shoulder and pulls them back into their seat.

[ REST ]: the sender places a gentle but firm hand on a weakened/sick/injured receiver's shoulder to push them back into their bed to rest more.

[ PUNCH ]: the sender places a hand on the receiver to draw their attention away from another focus, and once they've turned around, the sender swings a punch at them in the moment of confusion.

[ PRIDE ]: the sender, having heard or seen the receiver successfully achieve a remarkable feat, places a hand on their shoulder to express their wordless pride in them.

[ HUG ]: the sender places their hands on the receiver's shoulders to yank them into a hug.

[ COMFORT ]: the sender, noticing a visibly upset receiver, solemnly moves to their side, and places a hand on their shoulder in an effort to comfort them.

[ SURPRISE ]: the sender, noticing an otherwise occupied receiver, moves forward silently and suddenly grabs their shoulder to startle them.

[ STUN ]: the sender, having been apart from the receiver for some time, makes an unexpected return and greets the unaware receiver with a hand on their shoulder.

[ TIDY ]: the sender reaches forward and lightly sweeps something from the receiver's shoulder.

[ WORRY ]: the sender grabs the receiver by the shoulders to take a good look at them for any sign of harm or injury.

[ ARM ]: the sender rests a hand on the receiver's shoulder, their arm draped around them in order to do so.

[ FOCUS ]: the sender, noticing the receiver has become distracted during a conversation, places a hand on their shoulder to redirect and focus their attention.

[ GOTCHA ]: the sender, noticing the receiver has unknowingly walked into the path of a source of danger, grabs them by the shoulder and hoists them back to safety.

[ PRAISE ]: the sender, having heard that the receiver has achieved great success in a task or accomplishment, gives them a proud pat and squeeze of the shoulder to convey their congratulations.

[ STEADY ]: the sender rests a hand on the shaken and panicked receiver's shoulder to steady and ground them.

[ CAUGHT ]: the sender plants a hand on the receiver's shoulder to stop them from fleeing a potential arrest or accusation.

[ DELIVER ]: the sender, about to deliver some bad news to the receiver, gently places a hand on the receiver's shoulder to stop them from running away from the bad news.

[ SHIELD ]: the sender catches hold of the receiver's shoulder and draws them back and away from a threat, pulling them behind them for their safety.

[ SOOTHE ]: the sender places their hands on the receiver's shoulders and begins to give them a massage.

[ LEVER ]: the sender, wanting to sit next to the receiver, places a hand on their shoulder to ease themselves to the space beside them.

[ HERE ]: the sender taps the receiver's shoulder to alert them to their presence.