Modeoheim

So I’ve just recently started reading Noragami after watching the anime a couple months ago, and the whole time I can’t stop making comparisons to the Legend of Eli Monpress and seeing similarities in several of the characters. Putting most of this under a cut because there’s only a few of you who have read Eli Monpress, and also because my lovely roommate/bestie has only just started reading Eli Monpress and there’s gonna be some later novel spoilers in here. 

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“I will protect those who cannot protect themselves”

Stormlight Archive is my life now.

my art programs are dying so i couldn’t color this one how i wanted, whops. EDIT: COLOUR UPDATE. while the lovely @southrobin was visiting form Singapore, she got Photoshop back for me, so now i can colour things not jsut in Manga Studio. So that’s nice!

What could have been

‘boy i sure wish i was asleep,’ i whisper, clicking Next Chapter fourteen fucking times

Love y'all, anyways, soul mate au where Tony has two soul marks and one of them belongs to bucky, but he doesn't know who the second one belongs to until the soul Mark on bucky changes when he's in winter mode, and it turns out bucky and winter who are 2 different people in one body end up both being tony's soul mate.

It takes every ounce of Tony’s self-control to not drop the giant, screeching bug thing he’s trying to wrangle into one of the containment units when he hears Bucky grunt and then curse right before the comms cut out. Bucky’s more than capable of handling himself—the bugs are more annoying than dangerous, anyway—but being relatively freshly bonded is still fucking with Tony’s instincts every now and again.

He finally manages to stuff the wriggling bug into a cage, slams the door shut, and quickly takes off again, doubling back towards the portal the bugs are crawling out of. Bucky’s a little off to the side, on his hands and knees, panting, but looking mostly unharmed.

“Talk to me, Buckaroo,” Tony says as he lands in front Bucky, retracting the faceplate. “What’s happening?”

For a long moment, Bucky doesn’t react, just keeps breathing hard and quick. Then he slowly lifts his head, face eerily blank, and rasps, “Unclear.”

(More after the break!)

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The Mermaid of Lily Lake by Andy Ivanov

the concept and idea of “you can always start trying to be a better person” is extremely important to me both in media and irl and i continue to be deeply deeply disturbed by the trend on this site pushing that these ideas in media are bad writing or even morally reprehensible

because theyd rather someone stay terrible or just straight up die than become a better person 

from a compassionate point of view it’s deeply distressing and from a pragmatic point of view it’s outright frustrating

it’s fucked up.