A Museum Date, Part 1

I must say that I've never though it will ever come to this...

But looking at the current events...

Me watching "some movies" with the one and only @reallyangryhawk

Well, I can't determine if it's the blessing... or the curse...

But now I present to you...

The Pirate AU concepts! (In the nutshell cause the whole thing do be loooooong)

So well... here is Lui. He ends up being a pirate after some really unfortunate incidents regarding his job... He basically helped someone who was framed in murder (the person was a pirate hence the later connections). So Lui being threatened to loose his life (by the government may I add), joines the crew of the man he saved in the court. He sailes for a while... Then, being educated and trained with logical thinking along side with rhetoric (it's really cool cause pirates tend to be less educated beings), he gets chosen for the captain of the ship he was on, after the former captain was killed by the enemy fleet.

Some time later on the way to the next quest Lui and his crew encounters a treasure island and along side with it the treasure itself. But like with the most pirate treasures there is also a curse... And the victim of it is no other than Lui himself...

He's being trapped in the cave where the treasure was, and the only way out is thorough the underground water tunnel system. Lui jumpes in and the water gives him the effect of being able to breathe underneath it's surface... and later problems with normal breathing as gills starts to grow on his neck...

While in contact with water he's forced to transform into the shark creature, then having problems at the land. Also the group of sharks is following him but they are also friendly for him.

Lui spends about half a year at the island, slowly loosing his sanity, thinking his crew left him alone in the middle of nowhere. But also learning how to control the curse and it's powers Lui is able to get back to the civilisation... and then there it's chaos...

Also the effects of the curse basically gave Lui his nickname.

But I'll write about it next time when I'll also cover the story of Nico.

As for now, thanks for reading this monstracity, and I wish u all a very nice future time and activities. No matter how late it is at your place or what you will be doing next :3

Here's the explanation of Louisette's novel title:

I read somewhere that sunflowers symbolizes friendship, and in the late 19th century, a lot of mlm men (in this context, men-loving-men, not multi level marketing) wore green carnation in the lapel of their coats as a subtle hint that they love other men. The two main characters ( the widower and the confidant ) were both male, so that's why she chose that title. Also, in these short stories, people were much more accepting.

Me: I must focus on making backstories first and make ship art later.

Also me: Haha ship art go brr

(The reason Cosette look so much shorter than Louisette is because she's laying on Louisette's chest and she slept while curling up into a ball)

Hello, my dear followers B)

Some time ago, I said that Cosette's birthday was on 18th February, and that it was a reference to a historical fact, right?

Well, in case you wanted to know, then search for 18th February 1784 on google (that date's definitely not someone's false birthdate aha). You might found someone's portrait 😳 (definitely not someone familiar to all of you aha)

Hello, I'm back! Anyway here's a list of pieces that Nico dedicated to Lui (also just ignore the channel who made the playlist)

Guitar Quartet No.9

Guitar Quartet No.10

Guitar Quartet No.11

Guitar Quartet No.12 (yes, it consists of only three movements)

Guitar Quartet No.13

Guitar Quartet No.14

60 Variations on the Genoese folksong "Barucabà"

it’s so funny to me that throughout the books, movies, AND tv show that everyone still walks around calling hannibal “DOCTOR lecter”. like. none of yall thought to revoke this man’s medical license when he went to jail for MURDER????

I did it, y'all. I LIKED MY OWN PHOTO HAHAHHhahahhaHahahah

Trick or treat 🧛🎃

Have this cat pic as a treat. (Idk how the whole trick or treating works I'm sorry)

I hate when people don't know that Hector 100% knew exactly who he was killing when he killed Patroclus.