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@theinconceivable1

Yikes. Poor piano… -stares sadly at demolished piano-

And yay you’re staying!!!

@ashira

😀 EVERYONE IS CALLING ME DAGGER K NOW! -is most likely way too happy about this-

And yes. NO G______!

Also. That writing prompt. It’s scary. I might just have to use it sometime.

@i-david

Do you have a thing against cats?

A lot of death huh? You must not be as attached to your characters as I am to mine. -has no idea whether or not that is true-

@the-fledgling-artist

“That’s not an elf! That’s a gremlin!!!”

Ha! What were you talking about? I may or may not have said something really similar to… I forget who, my friend or mom or sibling or something.

You must really like cats.

@evelyn

-looks at you suspiciously- If you write that g_____ story or poem just don’t post it over here…

Alrighty now. I can have a sane conversation. It’s possible. I think.
<p style=”text-align: center;”>What is your current WIP?</p>
My current WIP… I have 4… let’s go with the most recently invented one. It’s called Ash Fall:Warcry. The MCs are twins, Korzen and Eirivia. (Some of you have met them already.) They have to leave the only home they’ve ever known because of a family secret that they don’t even know. And because of a giant full blown war that they hadn’t thought existed. So their cousin, Jaren, takes them to the rebels’ base, Dawn’s Reach. (The main villain, the Blaze King’s, base is called Midnight’s Grip.) Then, they go off on quest to try to find out what happened to their parents because their parents lost contact. Which is bad. They go on their mission with Eiri’s best friend Marasiah and the leader of the rebels, Elegan’s brother, Hildan. The other reasons for them going on a mission is to stay on the move because they’re being hunted by Magma Hunters and so they can get in some hands on training. So… yeah. There’s a lot going on. Ash Fall is hopefully going to be a series. And in the second book the twins, Jaren, and Marasiah find out they have fire powers. It’s EPIC.
<p style=”text-align: center;”>What was the first story you ever wrote?</p>
Um… I think it was this one page long story about a girl getting a picture book for her birthday. I was… young.
<p style=”text-align: center;”>What has changed in your style since then?</p>
A LOT. Like the fact that I can actually come up with a story. And one that makes sense.
<p style=”text-align: center;”>Story prompt</p>
Ooh! I love story prompts! Especially dialogue ones! I almost never use them, but it’s SUPER fun looking at them all. Here. Howsabout this:

“You… did what!?”

“It was an accident!”

“How do you blow up an entire building on accident!?”