AonEne

Okay!

When your English teacher is talking about what modesty standards used to be a long time ago, and she says that women wouldn't leave the house without gloves, and you're smirking about Vorins to yourself.

This is madness. I love it. I’m

Law

Except Ene, who jumped out before the taxi left TST.

Y e s. Have you read that fanfic of the two of them? I think Comatose wrote it but I could be misremembering here.

I think I disagree - pineapple is more like Harmony; conflicting opinions, has stayed around a long time, some people hate it but others love it, while most are indifferent but certainly think it exists...

Skai never did like Leras Devotion is pepperoni, because most people love pepperoni.

Last nodded. “That does make sense. Thank you.” It stood up and nodded again. “I wish you a good day, Sagitta.” Without any other signal that it was about to do so, it left her dream, and the dream ended.

To make up for the derailment I’m about to continue, I have to say I don’t understand why this WoB is under debate - it makes perfect sense to me that the Vessels aren’t infinite. They’re just the people holding the Shards, and we’ve seen their perspective; for the most part, besides how the Intent, experience, etc. alters them, there isn’t an inherent, immediate change in who they are. Their minds still aren’t infinite, only human/Sho Del/whatever. Preservation is the crust, because most people eat that last and it’s preserved the longest. (Sorry, I know that’s not a topping.)

Yeah, that’s...not okay. Accidents happen, but if you promise to pay for something and then just break your word...I’d be mad too. I’m sorry that’s happening, @Mushroom Catalog Good luck, I hope things turn out better than they look now and that your parents agree. If you decide to spam angry emojis I am in full support of you

Ene helped them in and hopped in herself.

Ene the Saladborn, fleeing from a horde of pelicans and spaghetti, noticed Salad dying and fell to her knees, ending her Cabbagepush. “Salad! No!” Sobbing, she tried to scoop her friend back into their bowl.

Nope! This place is one room.

There was fighting and Voidus got stuck behind a wall and the Alleystorm was summoned and a giant fiery bird was also summoned and people died and then we nuked the city. (https://alleyverse.fandom.com/wiki/Seven_Day_War )

None of the above! Someone almost died in this place.

Absolutely! Give me a minute to send you a PM.

I definitely need to reread that series too! You’re right, they’re really enjoyable, and it’s been a few years but if I remember correctly they’re still good even reading them when you’re older, like you said.

Neither of the judges have been on the Shard in months, so I think that would be a good idea.

Mat, that ‘what if I told you...’ meme... Amazing.

Cassie shut the library door with a solid click, locked it, and started the walk down the school’s hallways with a sigh. It was fairly common for the full-time librarians to leave her as the last one to lock up after the school day, since she was usually finishing up some task after having gotten distracted with five others, and today was the same. Her feet going into autopilot, she tugged her phone out of her back pocket and went first to the group chat after seeing that Shana had texted it. As soon as she saw the words ‘suspicious person’, she winced. There were options here, but none of them were pretty. Either an innocent bystander, in which case a bunch of teenagers were going to awkwardly show up at their door; a Voidbringer or someone who worked with them, in which case things would likely escalate to a fight; or someone else with Investiture, which meant there might be a fight anyway, and even if not who knew whether they’d be hostile or a friend of Doc’s or what. Cassie scanned the address again. She knew it - it was close to their own home. Worryingly close. With gritted teeth, Cass thought about her own options, which weren’t pretty either. Go home and pick up reinforcements...while the people already there might be fighting to the death? Enough time had passed that they were no doubt there by now. Or she could call the police again...yeah, because that worked out so well last time. And what if they are innocent? Or Cassie could teleport straight to them and help out. She was ducking into an empty bathroom and stepping into Shadesmar almost before she’d put her phone away. The few steps it took to reach the area of the Physical Realm she wanted were uneventful, except for her increasing nervousness. When she exited the Cognitive Realm discreetly in a tree - which she proceeded to almost fall out of; thank the Stormfather no one saw - she’d just about hit the limits of how much she could worry before it turned into genuine fear. There were the shattered remains of the door, there were the distinct sounds of a fight, and there were her emotions breaking through the wall that separated worry from panic. Great. She ran in, her own Shardblade materializing in her hand as she willed it with a pang of regret, and plunged into the clamor with a swipe at one of the Voidbringers to the side.