Wait, what? Both Karakael and Elloran got the high priestess? You've got to be f*ck'n kidding me. They have the complete opposite personality. Damn their 'compassion'.

You Scored as II - The High Priestess The High Priestess is a card of intuition, instinct and hidden knowledge. She knows all your secrets, you can hide nothing from her. Yet you will never know the secrets she herself protects.If well aspected in a Tarot spread, this card can indicate the use of intuition to solve problems; trust to your instincts. If badly aspected, it can mean suppression and ignoring of such instincts - following your head at the expense of your heart. II - The High Priestess 75% XIII: Death 69% XIX: The Sun 63% VIII - Strength 56% I - Magician 56% III - The Empress 50% XI: Justice 50% X - Wheel of Fortune 50% VI: The Lovers 50% XVI: The Tower 38% XV: The Devil 31% 0 - The Fool 31% IV - The Emperor 31%

This, however, fits rather well.

You are The Hermit

Prudence, Caution, Deliberation.

The Hermit points to all things hidden, such as knowledge and inspiration,hidden enemies. The illumination is from within, and retirement from participation in current events.

The Hermit is a card of introspection, analysis and, well, virginity. You do not desire to socialize; the card indicates, instead, a desire for peace and solitude. You prefer to take the time to think, organize, ruminate, take stock. There may be feelings of frustration and discontent but these feelings eventually lead to enlightenment, illumination, clarity.

The Hermit represents a wise, inspirational person, friend, teacher, therapist. This a person who can shine a light on things that were previously mysterious and confusing.

What Tarot Card are You?
Take the Test to Find Out.

Well, this is a new one. Normally I have too much devilish fun writing snarky characters. I have almost no experience writing completely honest, lovestruck idiots.

Which is making writing a Renais blushingly accepting J's proposal on microcosm a rather interesting experience.

I'm probably going to reread her answers later and gag at the purple, cliche ridden prose. But it is quite worth it right now.

Feeling a bit crummy, because one of my friends called my stuff unoriginal. :/ Derivative, yes - but I thought that I at least had some original ideas.

Am having fun designing all of my anime club into Inquestor-esque characters. Beyond that, nothing much.

You know, I went through an entire anime (all eight episodes) and screencapped for one relationship, and the two characters involved. (I ended up with almost two hundred pics total.)

I really, really thought that my 'ship' of them would somehow be disproved by the realities of their situation and - well - actually seeing it again.

Yeah, I was wrong. I think I came up with even more proof this time, rather than less. The way he looks at her when he says her name, the way their motifs end up matching (both have wings of some sort, and have complementing colors), the theme of her being able to touch no one (except when she realizes she can touch him), the plot itself, the fact that they hold hands for almost three straight episodes...yeah. I'm not sure how much more cannon you can get, without him offering her a ring. (They share a boat, isn't that good enough?)

And thats what I've been spending the last few days on. Screencaps will be included later.

Everyone knows about Fate. Than nebulous, anthropomorphized being that ensures that 'Destiny' happens, that the inevitable truly is inevitable, and that all the universe functions as it should.

However. Fate only 'works' on those worth his time. Those rare few whose lives are so astronomically important that he needs to intervene so catastrophe does not befall the universe. Sometimes he has to take drastic measures to ensure all is as it should be.

But what of the 'little' fates that happen daily. The time you bump into an old friend on the street, or happen to get the right number on the first guess. The one in a million chance that doesn't mean anything. Except, perhaps, to the people involved.

There is a word for that. And, as with every 'concept' word, there is a personification. "Coincidence" is hardly as flashy as Fate, but she is just as powerful. And she acts on all, regardless of who they are, or where they're from. She is small and quiet; someone you would miss on the street. But where she walks the world changes, only slightly, and the possibilities are skewed in the strangest ways.

place holder. idea:

One Percent and the Stereotypes

Cultural anthropology characters, The Enigma and One Percent working on the side of the government, the Stereotypes being the 'bad guys' who wish to make everyone close minded and static. They search out and destroy people like the Enigma for their abilities to change who they are depending on the situation, which the Stereotypes see as dangerous.

One Percent is the Cult's (Bureau of Cultural Studies) android, who personifies the '1%' of the population that is somehow unusual. S/he has strange abilities and powers, gained from the fact that s/he is linked to the global unconciousness, as is The Enigma. In fact, the data needed to create hir was gained through studies preformed on the Enigma.

The Enigma was found as a child. Hir traits are heritable but unusual, leading the researchers to believe that s/he is not merely a fluke of the universe, but in fact part of a species much like the Stereotypes. It would be almost impossible to locate and identify Enigmas, due to their inherent ability to fit into any situation possible. Still, it is possible that s/he is the last of hir species due to the Stereotypes efficiency at exterminating people like hir.

I get most of my inspiration for my art and writing from the classes I take. Strange, isn't it? And I've recently found that the best way to work out frustration (when its targeted towards stupid policies, people being idiots and humanities incompetence in general) is to create superheros to combat the problem.

Obviously, this does nothing in the greater scheme of things. But it sure helps me feel better.

So Zorra, Border Patrol and Culture Shock won't be doing anything to combat the worlds problems in our world, but damn they're fun to write.

( character designs )

Been working on a bunch of stuff. A few meme's for DA, as well as some preparations for the upcoming DDD virus.

Here's ( two things )

I had an interesting dream today. The only reason I could remember it was because I woke up every five minutes or so to check the time, needing to ensure that I was not late for class. (I was, but only by a minute).

The dream was...strange, to say the least. It was creepy and could be construed as rather frightening. But I find that, to me, it reflects the Thailand belief that death in dreams suggests good luck in real life. I've never had such a positive dream about death.

But what happened?

( the story )

The image of the Christmas card stayed with me for over an hour after I woke up and went to my art class. And I can't help but wonder - why do I think that 'my' actions were right? Simply because he needed to die? Or because I had given him a gift - something to do in the after life?

( Endives face fell )

A picture to go along with the story~

Sarah is in a pissy mood. When Sarah is in moods like these, she takes it out on other people. (and starts to talk in third person.) Sarah also has to hid the things she writes, because they would terrify small children. Luckly, she has a livejournal that will enjoy that sort of thing.

( Interrogation )

And that, my friends, is why you should only allow Sarah to have so much depressing in one day.
For more explanation go HERE

Uncovered this tonight in an old journal. Apparently I never wrote it up. Its my proof that I too have Naruto Mary Sues.

( Hello Lord. )


As an explanation:

Oba is a character I've had kicking around in my brain for quite a while. Originally she was a way to tie up the whole "How could Kabuto be Orochimaru's son yet still look exactly like his Adopted father?" problem. My (rather cliched) response was "he's a child of the man's sister."

Unfortunately, she's grown a bit since then. Oba is a product of her families history; a woman with inherited regenerative and healing powers but who is not particularly strong or motivated. She works primarily as a small-time traveling healer. Such a wild-card is not approved of by the Konoha government, even though her skills are minuscule in all areas excluding healing. Still, she is tolerated, as she poses little threat and has gained support of the local governments. (Okay, truth tell, I just like the ideas of gypsy healers.)

Her relationship to Orochimaru is this: he works with her brother. She worked with him while he was in Konoha. Any affair was short and pointless, she doesn't particularly approve of him but is hardly powerful enough to stop him, and doesn't care as long as she isn't directly harmed. He is attractive but their relationship ends there. No longstanding profession of love or affection.

Oba drags her young (illegitimate) child around with her, attempting to remain consistently ahead of both the Konoha agents and her brothers spies. It was this that gave Kabuto his rather strange childhood.

She dies as a result of sheltering him when he flees Konoha. The whole village she was staying in was butchered, leaving a five year old Kabuto as one of the few survivors. Orochimaru himself was presumed dead and the young boy was adopted by his uncle.

Someday I'll write out that full battle scene. (It explains why Kabuto wears glasses, and has a dislike of Konoha leadership.)

Ah, here's a Link that has a picture of her. (if you can see the light pencil marks on the other side, its a very rough young!kabuto and a fatherly Orochimaru.) I swear, if I ever do write the full fic, it will only ever *mildly* suggest that Orochimaru might be Kabuto's father. Nothing is known for sure!

So not 31_days entry today, but instead I have a short story about Hadrina.

( “Actually, I’m the resident medic.” )

Damnit, Missed it by three minutes! So close!

I guess that means that I shouldn't spend so much time writing about superficial characters...but gosh darn if I didn't actually 'get' one of my characters for the first time tonight. Weird how that goes.

Oh well.

Title: Last Test
Series: Wormhole (original)
Day/Theme: Nov 13// Back Alley with Allies
Rating: PG13-R (If you get all of the implied stuff, its kind of creepy)

( The first time Alex had gone through the ‘test’ she failed miserably. )

So I missed it, just barely. But I am doing the November theme set for the community 31_days. Its been fun so far!

( lately you make me… )

I've always loved shape-shifters. It probably has something to do with reading the True Game at a very young age. But not many put them into a science fiction setting, at least from what I've found. So I give you my take on Shape Shifters, set in a world far in the future. This essay is part of the opening speal from the Academy of Sklatzy Nortem, a bording school set on one of the planets in the Shifting Planes. It is targeted towards the prospective parents who would be paying to send their (mostly non-shifter) children to the school. It explains quite a bit of shifter history and culture, though leaves out some of the cool things, like the Festavale of Silent North for which the world is named. I wrote this mostly during work, so if it seems disjointed at times, that is likely a result of being inturupted by patients.