Folders
4 Notes
From Wrong Divinity
Sarah is gorgeous. She's the type of girl you see and forget everything you were doing until you walk into a light pole. But she's also incredibly rude, and there's something off about her. It's like she's pretending, wearing a mask the same way I wear the bone mask. What is she hiding?
From Stray Shadow
I never expected someone like Sarah to sacrifice herself for the greater 'good.' Alas, the greater good for those of Light is certainly not the greater good for Dedu Tedu Novus. She literally tore the collar off her neck so she could summon her phone. I reacted in the only way I could think to react and used the Changed Reditai's sacrificial knife on her. Fuck... Why didn't she just go home?
From Bookworm to Badass
First diary entry since getting my soul device. I don't deserve any of this, to have my "happily ever after." I thought getting revenge mattered, but in the end, it just made me feel hollow. Sitting in this great library, a magical library at that, and I just... I don't know. I don't even know who I am anymore. Except dougnuts. That's still the same, at least. Maybe I just need to take it one day at a time?
From Tropical Hazard
After Penny, I was done with these 'feelings.' I don't even know how it happened, but now I can't stop thinking about Sarah and our time in the hot springs. She's making me crazy, making me want something while my instincts are telling me to run away from it. I don't want to run...
Raspberry-glazed doughnuts, books (especially monster romance), quaint bookstores, and helping those who are often overlooked.
Just once, it was a few years after surviving the contest. She and Steve—also known as Apology Six, the panty thief—got married. They run a magical library together and teach classes on reading.
Olette's there, too. She helps recruit stubborn fairies who would rather lose their wings than learn "bad" words.
Sometimes, I wish I was there with them. I miss them a lot.
As much as I hate those terrible, good-for-nothing collars, they... they made things simple. I didn't have to decide on anything. I mean, by then, I knew Dhane and the Cobalins weren't evil. Except for Poopidoop—she's licked me three times! She almost ate a page from my favorite book. There's definitely some evil in that one.
But anyway, when he took my collars off, he forced me to pick a side. I didn't want to decide because my decision felt as if it were already made for me. I'm a guild leader. I have responsibilities.
Or so I thought...
As much as I hate Dariel—my second-in-command—for stealing my guild, he did me a favor. He untethered me to something I had grown to despise, to something that had changed me without realizing it.
Umm... did I answer the question?
Why do you want to know? . . . Fine. Anything with tentacles and real emotional depth. Now leave me alone. I'm at a good part.