My Brother’s Keeper
Meanwhile, as the Master breaks Guy’s soul further...
Abena sighs. She looks onto the poppets on her desk, keeping her eyes on them as to track the missing Duchamp brother. "Still no sign of Guy... it's been over two weeks now. Where could he be? Why hasn't he come home y-"
Something happens before Abena’s eyes...
“...........th-that’s not my magic....w-what is this....
“.....Salt? What is this, I don’t use salt in my poppets...”
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Is the ship mettaton / sans / papyrus? I remember you posting about that ship before.
ok... not wrong!! just not the one i was thinking of specifically
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Hello! I hope that you are doing well!
I just wanted to send you a question regarding the amount of power Rhea has in Fódlan since something came to my mind. You know how during Edelgard's coronation, she said to her father that, "The Archbishop of the Church of Seiros would normally act as witness, but my professor will fill that role instead"?
Unless I missed something [or am overthinking], do you believe that Rhea was even there to witness Ionius' coronation?
We were told in the game that it had been ages since a member of House Hresvelg enrolled into the Officers Academy as well as that there had recently been a rift between the Adrestian Empire and the Church of Seiros.
Therefore, to me at least, that implied that said rift had been going on for a while. And I do not see why they would allow her there if such a thing was going on. Yet, Rhea does not retaliate against this as far as I know. Then there is the fact that Edelgard is allowed to be coronated without Byleth's presence. The Southern Church was dismantled, too, so…I think it is safe to say that there was not an official to witness her from there as well. lol
To put it simply, it feels very contradictory to me and adds a crack into the "Rhea controls Fódlan" perspective.
Hi!
I agree, that NPC going all "the empire and hthe church cut ties eons agao that's why supreme leader is the first imperial heir to attend since ages" suggests Rhea wasn't very welcomed in Enbarr.
FWIW the Nopes book about the Southern Church incident reveals the Emperor of that time already wanted to cut ties with the Central Church - and used this rebellion (which was more or less a Varley daughter wanting to have a role instead of letting her bother inherit everything?) as an excuse to finally give them the boot.
In a nutshell, I heavily doubt Rhea was around when Ionius was coronated, if her Church was already "not welcomed" by the time the Southern Church was disbanded.
The Archbishop acting as witness might be just some sort of old ceremonial thing, just like the "covenant of the red blood and the white sword", maybe all coronations try to renact the "oath" Wilhelm took/swore to Seiros when she presumably made him Emperor of Adrestia? And the Archbishop acts as a stand in for Seiros (even if we know better!) when the oath is sworn again by Willy's descendants?
As you pointed out, the Archbishop being present or not is merely decorum, since nowhere the game suggests that in the non-CF routes, Supreme Leader's coup coronation isn't regular or anything.
Rhea controlling Fodlan isn't backed up by canon, Adrestia has been doing its own thing for several centuries, the CoS only provides help (the game doesn't tell us what it is!) to Faerghus : Dimitri becomes King not because Rhea crowns or splashes oil on him, but because he is the Crown Prince and the last heir of the previous King. As for the Alliance, it does its own thing without her input!
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And we're already at chapter 10 !
Got scolded last time I didn't tag East for their comment 'cause she didn't see it. So there. @sweeteastart. SEE
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delicate - chapter 50
In which Zuko faces punishment for his actions, while Katara discovers that the Avatar knows more about her than she previously thought...
It’s fitting that this was posted on the Ides of March, because I’m pretty sure this cliffhanger is going to get me stabbed like Caesar 🔪🔪🔪
Also fair warning - Ozai continues to be the worst person alive to absolutely no one's surprise, and he's even more of a monster here than in Chapter 47.
We're getting closer to that happy ending I promised, as well as the part where our Idiots in Love *finally* get to act on their feelings. Plus as brutal as this chapter is at times, several questions are finally answered, even as more come to light…
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(sits down next to you on a swing set) there's this part in chapter 5 that gets me fucked up every time i read it
and it's not even an overly emotional scene with the Main Monkeys, it's between Wukong and Demon Bull King...and about them being brothers. and it's like. 3 lines. it's nothing substantial.
but it gets to me all the same.
i dunno, i often look at my writing and think "i gotta add some more emotion to this to drive it home and invoke something" but a lot of the times that's not up to me. someone once told me their favorite part in a 34K chapter was a single line of dialogue. and that put a lot of things into perspective for me
i have no fucking clue what lines people like or what speaks to them unless they tell me, and luckily, some of you have told me. and there have been widely different answers! sometimes it's descriptions. sometimes it's dialogue. sometimes it's two words. sometimes it's 4 paragraphs.
and i think that's amazing. that there's people reading this and every fic and you don't know what they're going to take out of it. like. you work hard on something and you make this big mountain of different flavors of ice cream, right? and every person grabs a different flavor and likes that flavor. like they pick the flavor that's their favorite.
but then they still look at the big ass ice cream mountain and think the entire thing is good, too.
and this moment with DBK and Wukong is my flavor i guess. well, the whole chapter is my flavor, but this part....it gets to me...and it's 3 lines. but it makes me pause every time and my heart reacts. i dunno that's powerful, i think.
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