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Started March 31, 2019 by @Starfast group

tune

"Just shut up," Dorothea said fiddling around in her purse for her keys, "Will you let me listen to my rock today or will you insist we listen to country, or disney music?"

"Screw you" I shouted, my head snapping backwards as the bag hit my chin.

“Hey, calm down, it’s gonna take more than a leg wound to take me out, you know this.” Darcel said, humming softly as he laid back down.

“Yeah, I know, but still… yikes.” Milos said, laying next to him. “Be more careful next time? Please, darling?”

Darcel nodded slightly, trying to act like the old nickname didn’t make his chest tighten. “Anything for you.”

“But there’s still guards everywhere in the castle, so I wouldn’t get too complacent, if I were you.”

Huge open squares overflowing with stalls and goods, twisting back streets and alleyways leading to all manner of shop and business, and the great Lera River which cleaved the trade and housing districts apart.

The man turned around, tapping the clipboard with his pen. “Ah, Mrs. Parker, it would seem that your daughters are here to see you.”

"Why are you mad, Juniper?! You were complicit in all this!" Killian exclaimed, the confusion on his face being utmost visible, especially to the others.

Thank gold I brought my headphones to drown out the world so the walk back isn't quiet.

"Haven't you heard, Birdie?" Clyde says, his voice light yet dripping with disdain. "I'm bad luck."

Next time we go on vacation, I'm choosing the place.
Gee, I wonder why you would want to do that.
You know, I'm just not a fan of mountains exploding into molten rock and the ground splitting open to try and kill us.

“Milo,” he said. “My name is Milo.”

Caitriona reluctantly left her spot to be escorted back into the castle for what she was sure was another lecture.

“I’m not ready to lose my brother,” Dalvand said, in a voice so quiet it barely broke the silence that filled the carriage. “Silan is dead. He has to be.”

With a loud thud, Luca dropped to the ground. "It seems destiny has turned its back on you," Killian said, staring down at the now lifeless mafioso.

With a loud thud, Luca dropped to the ground. "It seems destiny has turned its back on you," Killian said, staring down at the now lifeless mafioso.

(oh no)

With a loud thud, Luca dropped to the ground. "It seems destiny has turned its back on you," Killian said, staring down at the now lifeless mafioso.

(oh no)

(luca ded luca ded jbdjjdj)

Of the entire party, the man without the full suit of armor, was the one to be concerned about.

She looked like an angel. And she used to be one.

Tolkalee walked into the room and leaned his bow against the wall. "Kye we need to talk about something-" he sat down. "When I told you you need to tie up your loose ends, I did not mean literally go out an tie up twelve people and leave them dangling off the side of buildings."
"Ooooooh, I wondered about that for a moment."

“Shade! How unexpected!”
“Your birth was unexpected.”
“Aha! So was yours!”
— a villainous dad with his protagonist daughter, doing classic hero vs. villain things

I’ve been through petticoats and poodle skirts and bellbottoms and ripped jeans and leather pants and hairspray and flannels and black skinny jeans, my hair has been fried since the late 70s, and yes, I have heard the song that changed or saved your life, I was likely among the first to hear it.

My name is Rhapsody. I am rock n roll.

I lost you that night I think. Sometimes I used to wonder where.

Despite the warm spring afternoon, the stone of the giant wall felt cold against Stella's fingertips.