obsessed with the trafficsona prompt created by @chrisrin :]
wandering trader, lives in the nether, has two llamas (sim & star).
witty one-liners - 5/10
pvp skills - 2/10
survival instinct - 8/10
bastion looting abilities - 12/10
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about to beat the game with this character so figured it was about time i shared her. estrel, golden order scion and D's apprentice/adoptive daughter. more about her under the cut because. oh boy this girl's got lore.
one day D came by the Bestial Sanctum to collect his incantations paycheck and gurranq just. had a kid. and he was like "...fuck it, i could use some backup anyway" and the rest is history
current working theory is that she came up from the deep siofra well? but this is all a big question mark.
D is the one who gave her the name estrel, to reflect her new surface life as a hunter of death (and because i fucking love elden ring's thing with characters having multiple names). uldin is her original name, but sees very little use nowadays
she's a golden order fundamentalist but she'll also employ bestial (of course) and dragon cult, erdtree and two fingers incantations, and also some misc. sorceries when the need arises. no fire or black flame until after farum azula, and no dragon communion/bloodflame/etc ever.
she wasn't actually that interested in lordship at first, until it became clear that pursuing it was the only way to change the state of the world and permanently free those who live in death. for most of the game her goal is just to weed deathroot
...well, until D dies. then she's out for revenge. she does kill fia; it doesn't feel as good as she'd hoped, but at least she's dead.
she also lands herself in ranni's entourage, but isn't aware at the time of her role in the night of black knives. when she does find out, she leaves ranni's service for a while
the whole game is kind of a crisis of conscience for her, honestly. it takes fia's death, and seeing the death-prince in person, for her to finally determine that she will do whatever it takes to stand before the elden ring and fix what she's come to see as a deep sickness at the heart of the golden order—the rune of death being only mostly sealed, an age where none can truly die.
(those who live in death, tarnished reincarnation—it's all the same. souls are trapped in a twilight, becoming sickened by death without the release and return it should rightly bring. the sun needs to set on the golden prince, so that they may break through the night to a new dawn.)
other misc npc questlines: nepheli (childhood friends at the roundtable), rogier (tries to help him behind D's back, regrets it), sellen (aids her), corhyn and goldmask (eventually gets the mending rune of perfect order)
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Given that a lot of characters in Ben 10 speak their language without being translated into English, do you think that their language is so common that it's assumed you - supposedly an intergalactic traveler - have whatever language it is as part of your first, second or other languages that it was an oversight (depending on if the Omnitrix has a universal translator or not, one even Azmuth overlooked because something something that one comic about 'the basics to an expert look like advanced knowledge to a newbie') to not include a translation pack for those languages?
Like imagine if Sotoragg (or whatever specific Sotoragg language SixSix and the copycats speaks) is like one of the more common language, if not the MOST common language, of the interplanetarily recognised languages. Whether it's predominantly first language or someone's second language (Mandarin beats out English on first language alone, but countries that predominantly speak English are also predominantly monolingual, English has more second language speakers that pulls ahead), I don't know, but if Tetrax Shard - one of if not the last petrosapien - can understand SixSix while we as the viewer stuck without the knowledge of whatever Sotoragg language he's speaking, maybe it had to be one of the languages he had to learn because guess what Petropian languages aren't very lively now are they!?
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what is the tumble town gothic au? i am interested 👀
aha! tumble town gothic is a wip that i have had since...august of last year. i've only written 4k of it and have completely and utterly been able to come up with a workable plot instead of just some loose ideas strung together. however, last week i sort of had some new ideas for it so it might be back in the running? as a workable plot?
calling it "tumble town gothic" (which might as well be the real title at this point lsdjfslkfj) is in reference to all those tumblr posts that would be like [location] gothic and have somewhat unsettling things listed. i once described this au to a friend in discord and was told it sounded a bit like nightvale. while writing it, i felt like it reminded me of the episode Midnight in doctor who (and fanfic i read once in another fandom.)
strange things happen in tumble town. there is a creature living there, who has lived there since the very mountains were raised up. tumble town knows it is real--other than that, only pixl knows of it and only within ancient myths, not real life. we never get a good description of what it is because that in itself would be revealing it, and my friend this is an entire fic about not revealing yourself. the creature keeps the town safe. most who enter the valleys and canyons of the mesa do not make it back. those who attempt to heist the town's bank do not make it back. tumble town never receives invaders, because those people do not make it back.
the mesa was here before you, and it will be after you. the creature was here before you, and it will be after you. respect is absolutely key in tumble town--the survival of the town is predicated on it. they respect the land, they respect the creature, they respect each other. respect is also a very real matter of life or death to jimmy, because the continued existence of tumble town depends on it. the creature does not intentionally protect tumble town--tumble town simply exists because it has crafted its entire way of life around keeping the Things in the desert pleased. if the town were to stop respecting the creature, they'd also be killed.
you should never show your true face--you won't be killed if it thinks you aren't human :)
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