Demons, Said Konstantin, Panting, A Cold Sweat Broke Over His Brow.

“Demons,” said Konstantin, panting, A cold sweat broke over his brow.

“Yes,” said Vasya, and she smiled, the devil’s own child. The dark figure beside her smiled, too, a slow skull’s grin.

And then they were gone, silently as they had come.

                                                                 — The Bear and the Nightingale

What do you know about Welsh kings?

↳ character posters for the raven gang

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Honestly, it’s so tragically ironic how Oliver spends most of the novel as the sidekick, but you know what eventually forces him out of that role? Not Gwedolyn or Frederick, not the Richard situation, but James. He becomes not the companion, the accomplice, not an accessory to murder, but the murderer. The protagonist and villain in Richard’s death. And all for James. Fuck.

@sixofcrowsnet heist: family ⟶ The Dregs

Sometimes a family can be a gambler, a convict, a wayward son, a lost Grisha, a Suli girl who had become a killer, a boy from the Barrel who had become something worse, and that’s okay.