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@wingiby-iggiby

I just wanted to say I love how much you make the battle come alive for Liorah!

Thank you so much! You’re doing a great job with Kiark and Wylo! I usually struggle with battle scenes, so I’m glad you like it!

Also, poison is an amazing idea! I can’t wait to see how that works out!

@this-is-not-an-alien

“Octopuses are living sticky tacks! Beauty and the Beast and Pride and Prejudice are the same story in different eras! And no vampires could survive Italy!”

Oh, my goodness! That’s hilarious! I mean, he’s not wrong. Ehud is the best!

 Second; you’re cute, Ehud,” she said crisply “deal with it.”

Truer words have never been spoken! Ehud is adorable. That’s just a fact. As proof:

He was holding glow-in-the-dark pony with a broken leg that was–you guessed it–bright pink. Beaming he stared up at her, and caught her expression.

Any person who carries a bright pink glow-in-the-dark pony in their pocket as a matter of routine is adorable.

Also, Rosario and Ehud together are amazing, I just love their interactions!

I was curious, do you have a plot for them yet, or are they just loose characters for now? Have you started writing yet?

@jasmine

Okay, I don’t have experience with naming animals, but I’ve named quite a few places, objects, weapons, etc. My favorite method involves Google Translate.

I type in a relevant word and translate it into a bunch of languages (I usually pick a theme, like middle-eastern languages, whatever suits your world.) Until I find a word that sounds good, and then I might change the spelling a bit. It’s proved quite dependable so far!

It’s rendered country names like Tirbren (Hill-land, Welsh) Terrenpla (Flat-land, in Catalan, I think?) and Yerasht (Wilderness in.. Turkish?). The names sound quite unoriginal when you translate them, but it sounds cool if you mix and match a bit.

@everyone

Yes! Worst fears sound good! *Cackles* I actually really like doing this in my stories, whether in the shape of dreams or in real life.