#her name is Persika

[thefoxvampire]

Name: Plumbum

Species :  the plum blossom vampire

Age: 20

Height : 4’9 weight: 127 ibs Personality: Brave, Stubborn, Rougher Job: ninja Likes: Fighting, Mission, Justice Dislike : Failed, lose, nightmare,

Voice : Janice Kawaye( the voice ayane from dead or alive 6) : Dead or Alive 6 - Ayane (Intros & Victory Poses) (youtube.com)

Bio:  Plumbum is a plum ninja lives in Japan. Who has a mission to stop the minions.How so she has super ninja technique moves to fight off justice.

Backstory/end: Plumbum defeat the evil ninja queen and save in Japan to be the best ninja in Tokyo then she with Strider-Hiryu so they will be married. -----------------------------------

Name: Persika

Species :  the peach  blossom vampire

Age: 22 Height : 4’9

weight: 128 ibs

Personality: Nice, thoughtful, Wise

Job: ninja 

Likes: Blossom, flowers, Ice Tea

Dislike : Intruders, Shadows, Henchman’s Voice : Marieve Herington( voice of Tsuruno Yui from Magia Record: Puella Magi Madoka☆Magica Side Story.): Magia Record Season 2 - ENG Dub: Tsuruno Theater™️ Play: ‘She’s the strongest’ (youtube.com)

bio: Persika is a sister of Plumbum who is a peach ninja lives in Japan. She is the skill to show sour and sweet. How so she will finish the mission along side with her sister. Ending Persika has finally finished her own mission after her sister was sick or injured. As for now she will help her sister to complete the mission and defeat evil with Kenji from warzard so she'll married him for her own wedding day .

[echeydraws]

another wizard???

#her name is Persika #and i love her... #also really want to play her in dnd #wizard #art #wizard art #wizard character #drawing #cute #lizard #character design #creature design #dnd #dnd wizard #dnd character

[hopeless-weakness]

2021 Books I’ve Read

145/75

The Swedish Prince by Karina Halle

(Nordic Royals book 1)

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

The Swedish Prince starts off talking about getting Rick Rolled, during oral. So naturally, I began falling in love. It was so easy to breeze through this. Not that it was a quick read. I just couldn’t get enough of Viktor and Maggie. They were sweet and sour, gentle and rough. But most of all, the perfect instalove kind of crazy! A commoner who falls in love with a prince, who is pretending to be a commoner. BUT! His identity isn’t a secret to her. And she really doesn’t care about the crown upon his head. They both have a painful (recent) past. And they start to heal with each other. They fight through it all, together. There’s kids involved, and royal engagements, and long flights, and emo years, and hiding in hotels, and dirty little secrets. But none of it matters because Mr Swedish Driver’s License and His Maggie are the perfect fit.

Mitt liv, mitt allt. Mitt Maggie.

My life, my everything. My Maggie.

My Favorite Quotes:

•”The moon doesn’t seem big enough. I might be over the sun.”

•”I could touch you, taste you, be so deep inside you that you’re fused to my skin, do this forever and it still wouldn’t be enough. Forever with you isn’t enough.”

•”That was for you. This is for me.”

•”Min lilla persika.” (my little peach)

•”I want to see what you look like when you call my name.”

•”I don’t wish to be too rough with my Maggie.”

•”I want to last forever. I never want this to end.”

•”I will come back for you.”

9/10 Dirty Birdy

8/10 Instalove

goodreads account

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#goodreads #book review #booknerd #booklr #karina halle #the swedish prince #royal romance series #instalove #royally romance #reading playlist

[aprilskyforever]

ranking fruit names (swedish)

inspired by @forestlion‘s list in german, i decided to rank the same fruits and berries (plus two i wanted to include that wasn’t included before) by their swedish names!

and just as them, i rank the name not the taste.

äpple (apple): it’s basic, but it pops nicely in your mouth. gets confusing when you compound, is it äppelpaj or äpplepaj? it varies from person to person, i’m not even sure if it’s bound to any dialects. 3/10

päron (pear): this one i really like! a distinct and long ä, a beautiful sound. also a slang for parents. (mina päron - my parents) 6.2/10

persika (peach): this is part of one of my favourite words ever, persikokristall. i really like the flow of this word, and it reminds me of “persian” and things that are persian are very beautiful so, 9/10 

banan (banana): it’s quite boring. but if you pronounce it with a different intonation (bAnan instead of banAn) it means “the lane” so 2/10 for multi use of word.

jordgubbe (strawberry): jord means earth or soil. gubbe means man, or more specifically old man. an old earth man? hOW is this related to a berry?? did we think the berry looked like a wrinkly old man? 0.3/10 for being confusing and dirty from soil

smultron (wild strawberry): i lOVE this!! it’s so cute! just like the berry itself, so tiny and a lil chubby. 10/10

vinbär (currant): vin means wine. this is not the berry you make wine from. sounds pretty though. 2/10 for not making sense

plommon (plum): i really like words with double m’s in them. the pronounciation of the o’s here however can be confusing. 7/10

dadel (date): a word that devides the population. should the a be long or short? short a seems to be the most popular, but according to logic and pronounciation rules it should be long. 1/10 for making people fight 

hallon (raspberry): yes. good. very good. you’re able to make puns from it by changing emphasis from the a to the o, it will sound like hallå (hello). 8.6/10

ananas (pineapple): when i was like 14 a classmate got embarrassed in english class because a guy asked her “so, is it pronounced like Ananas or anAnas?” “uhhh, Ananas?” “no, it’s pineapple”. 5/10 for being so easy to translate to so many languages - except like english and spanish and probably a couple more

vindruva (grape): now THIS is what you make wine from! but usually we actually drop the vin part and often say just druva. especially in compound words; druvjuice. 9.2/10 for being cool as heck and easy to understand even when a part of it i dropped 

lime (lime): well it sounds nice but it’s so boring, we just use the english word? why couldn’t we make up our own? 4/10 

citron (lemon): i love when we use c for an s-sounds in swedish. it’s such a beautiful letter. adds fanciness to a word. 7.7/10

apelsin (orange): so appearantly this means apple from china? i had no idea. i love that we don’t just call it the colour orange though. and it’s a beautiful word in itself. 9/10 

björnbär (blackberry): bear berry! i don’t know where the connection to bears comes from, but i love it. also love that there’s both an ä and ö in the name. 8.5/10

mandarin (tangerine, mandarine): the exact same name as the chinese language. can be confusing, idk. a nice word though, a nice flow. 6/10 

krusbär (gooseberry): krus means either jar/stonkard, or ripple (like on the water surface). i imagine the ripple feeling is what you get when you eat it? i mean that’s kinda how i feel at least. or it’s just placebo because of my association. in any case, 5.2/10 

körsbär (cherry): now this one!! what a wicked name this is! again, both an ä and an ö! and TWO sh-sounds! but they’re spelled differently! k and rs. i think it’s super cool. 10/10

hjortron (cloudberry): hjort means deer. both the animal and the berry come from the north, i like that connection. name is just as unusual and unique as the berry. 9.6/10

#berries #swedish #aprilskyforever