YAYAYYAY IT'S BEEN 5 MONTHS NOW IT'S FINALLY TIMEđđđ
New lore, She's apparently an assassin/Exorcist under the jade emperor's order, since she's capable to kill but would die at some point, she will, she's pretty strong but she's also weak of the strongest being such as swk, macaque, the hell she'll die if she mess with mk tfđ, so she's not that special of a character and just kills for a job life to maintain rent:3
HER ABILITIES!!!!!!
As no one knows, Nare is a smoke demon:D!!! so it's pretty obvious why this is her healing method, plus not only the bombs only heals her it can also it also makes her stronger like merging with the smoke, getting bigger like macaque's smoke monster. But if she runs out of it, fire smoke can be also exceptional!
So like I had the inspiration in an anime, so basically when she detached some parts of her body, it's transforms into any weapon possible, the bigger part she detached the bigger weapon. But she mainly uses the scythe more since she's an assassin/Exorcist:D!!! Like death itself:3 to demons only
Ye ye, I like this one a lot:3 inspiration from Rapunzel the series Cassandra:D! But red obsidian>:3 (idk if that actually exist but SHHSHSHSH Delulu is the solulu)
Just for her to make her job easier to hunt down the demons she was scented to kill:3
Bonus new lore:
Not biologically but emotionally:333 but only nare feels that but nezha just sees her as a coworker/friend, she kept calling "father" because nezha took care of her like one,he manage her life to be better cuz he found her dying on the ground đ„č,but nezha just can't picture himself as a father since uhhh... *cough* *cough* iykyk
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Hey guys, do you remember in the Tyrants Tomb when Meg rushed into battle because she thought she could save Apollo's life but instead Tarquin made things 100x worse and Apollo almost died? Do you remember when that made Meg feel so guilty that she ended up having a breakdown over it because she genuinely thought she had gotten her brother killed?
That's it, I just wanted to make sure you remembered.
My sonâs stuck in a time loop again.
He thinks I donât know, of course. Heâs never told me that this happens to him (or that he can do this, possibly; Iâm not sure which it is.) Maybe Iâm a bad mother, if I havenât proven myself worthy of that trust. But there is only so many times that one can watch their son trudge through a day with bored impatience, anticipating everything you say just a little too quickly and showing no surprise to even the most surprising event, and then come downstairs the next day disoriented but rejuvenated and with a new zest for life and a tendency to get blindsided by even the most predictable things, before one makes the obvious connection.
I donât think heâs lived through this day too many times yet, because heâs not frustrated by my good morning joke but not surprised by the monster attack being announced on the news. He eats his toast makes polite conversation that sounds just a little too rote until his sister comes down, and he puts his toast down in that distinctive way that make her eyes widen in sudden realisation, a reaction I never would have noticed if I wasnât looking for it. He told her about three time loops ago, I think, although it mightâve been earlier and I just never noticed the signal until then. I make sure to keep the smile on my face as I push a plate of toast towards her.
The thing on the news is some kind of flying beast, and my sonâs eyes donât leave the TV screen. I expect that calm, solid determination that I usually see in his expression on days like this, but instead he watches it only with a wary sort of calculation. I suppress a sigh â it looks like I wonât be remembering today, then.
The pair exchange glances and look to me. âHey, mum, I figured we should go to school early. Weâve both got these big tests coming up and â â
âYes, fine, whatever. Go.â I know what youâre thinking â obviously theyâre off to do something dangerous, and obviously theyâre far too young for this sort of thing, and obviously I shouldnât enable this, and Iâm a terrible parent for letting them run off to maybe get themselves killed someday. But I put this to you:
How, exactly, do you expect me to stop them?
As my son heads for the door, though, I almost stop him. I consider, not for the first time, just telling him what I know, what Iâve figured out, and asking him to explain everything, to say where heâs going and what he plans to do about that thing and if his sister is involved and if they at least have help, to put my mind at ease. I donât, though. Because, logically⊠I must have done that before, right? In at least one of the countless days that never happened. I must have gotten worried or angry or just fed up with this ridiculous charade and told him that he wasnât as good at hiding as he thought he was. He has to know that I know, right? And yet, he still chooses to let it play out like this.
Or, perhaps, he told me once. That must have happened, right? I must have been there to help, to patch his wounds and dry his tears and listen to him confess his fears or his worries or his regrets about this big responsibility, about whatever heâs doing out there. He must have told me, at some point, at least once, in one of those nonexistent days. And afterwards, he chose not to tell the me that stuck around. Meaning that I must have given him some reason to keep this secret.
What did I do to him? What did I say to him? How bad a confidante must I have been, that he chooses instead to keep me in the dark?
They leave, they âgo to school earlyâ, and I start on the dishes. As I wash my daughterâs breakfast crumbs away, the plate slips from my fingers and shatters on the tiles at my feet. I sigh, and turn to get a broom.
Then stop. Pick up all the other dirty plates. And shatter them, one by one, on the tiles.
Then I leave the mess behind me, pull a full tub of rocky road ice cream out of the freezer, and resolve to spend the day eating junk and watching youtube videos. After all, itâs not like itâs going to matter tomorrow, right?
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5th times the charm ig
Just about to start playing my first Zelda game
Did you notice the news caption in the background
(Girl is lost in frog land)
Amphibia hello
This is hysterical. The implications, the timelines, the fact that Belos is still alive.
Can you imagine living in a world where you went through one invasion where a massive blue salamander king had attempted to wreak havoc on the West Coast, and then not even another second you get news that some crazy shit is happening over in Connecticut?
go to settings > dashboard > interface and turn on show timestamps. please. do this for me i'm begging