MorBella
u/MorBella
Ever since i read the description, I can't stop thinking about it.
A full-bodied sauce [...] it does seem to be practically identical to a condiment that has become awfully popular recently...
Man. Did you just cook it in Fonta and call it a day... please tell me I'm wrong.
It's been bugging me since the Fontaine release and I can't be the only one. In 4.0 Neuvillette said that the Primordial Sea is the origin of all life - so what the heck makes Fontainians so special? If the Seawater's properties changed from life-creating to life-consuming, whyever would it not apply to everyone? Who even qualifies as Fontainian anyway - is this a bloodline thing, or would being born in Fontaine suffice? What about people with mixed nationalities???
The only explanation I can think of is that the whole dissolving into water thing is a result of some curse - if that's the case, perhaps then it could work on how the person sees themselves; self-identifying as Fontainian place
What the title says. Including an OC in a fic can be kinda risky, or should I say, discouraging? for some. There was a post on this sub abt this not so long ago, but this question id different enough to be worth discussing imo.
Said rival OC could be the MC. Maybe the fic would be Twilight-style with the MC having to choose between two love interest. Or maybe the MC would be a canon character has feelings for another canon character and has the OC as a love rival. I think the last case is the most common, though I don't think I've ever read a fic that has the rival presented as a real "threat" to the canon ship.
What are your thoughts?
This is the beginning of quests in the bottle. In this place, the droplet just stopped and won't move no matter what I do.
There were some hilichurls at this location originally. I deduced they were part of the quest and dealt with them before the droplet even reached them... now, I think, it's waiting for them to get defeated? But they're not there anymore, and they won't respawn. I tried restarting the game, waiting till the next day, etc.
Anyone else have this problem? What do I do?
What the title says. I found french dub on crunchyroll, but without eng subtitles (free version).
please help, my friend won't watch the anime with any other dub, but we both can't actually speak french
Like the title says - I need help writing a character who was abruptly separated from her family and misses them very much.
The thing is: because of my disability (I'm on the autism spectrum) I don't know how that even feels. I'm literally incapable of missing people. It's not that I don't care about anybody, it's just how I am, but I'm a bit afraid that if I asked my friends about it, they wouldn't understand or feel lesser.
So really, anything you can tell me about the topic would be useful. Thanks!
Ok, so hear me out.
I've just finished Zhongli's second story quest and one of Azdaha's lines drew my attention. "Morax shared with us some of his power, to prevent further erosion. But... it was futile. Everything returns to dust. It is the natural order, an unstoppable force."
DUST. Everything returns to dust.
This is probably just an accidental use of this word (and I don't speak Chinese, so it's not like I can check in the original version), yet I can't help but wonder. The description of dust in that quote sounds an awful lot like one would describe death, and I couldn't help but think of Guizhong.
I think it suits her. We know very little of her, so it's easy to fill in the bl
I've began writing my story not so long ago, right now I'm around60-70k words in. It's not my first work by far, but until now I've been writing only really short stories (up to 1k words) or fanfiction so I've never really had to expose stuff. And now that I'm writing a fantasy book in an entriely different universe with magic and stuff, I noticed I have the tendency to reveal information when the characters are talking.
I avoid pointless conversations about, let's say, the technicalities of the magic system, but my main character is unfamiliar with most of the stuff happening around him. I'm also planning a scene where two characters believing in different gods learn about each other's rel
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