11. A jagged slice of white-hot violence bisects her and more, reducing her remains to ash or less. The thunderbolt delivers no less than she deserves: perfect destruction, a sundering dreamt of by killers since the first predator bore its fangs.
-A Dream of Resplendence Neverending
February 12, 2026 at 12:18 AM
11. A jagged slice of white-hot violence bisects her and more, reducing her remains to ash or less. The thunderbolt delivers no less than she deserves: perfect destruction, a sundering dreamt of by killers since the first predator bore its fangs.
ok I literally just got back from tutoring math and there was an expression I didn't understand what it was supposed to mean "a sum of b" and the student suggested asking chatgpt and I bristled lol
February 11, 2026 at 11:57 PM
ok I literally just got back from tutoring math and there was an expression I didn't understand what it was supposed to mean "a sum of b" and the student suggested asking chatgpt and I bristled lol
At the grad school I went to, the math building was the oldest building on campus and had real slate chalkboards and the smoothness of writing on them was fucking Unreal
They don't have slate chalkboards in Elysium? How does anyone get any math done?
February 11, 2026 at 10:56 PM
At the grad school I went to, the math building was the oldest building on campus and had real slate chalkboards and the smoothness of writing on them was fucking Unreal
now hold up. Hold up just one second. You've blessed her line to replace her pain receptors with erogenous ones. Her line. As in. Her and her descendents. Including her daughter, who finds herself oft-bitten. That's interesting. I'm interested
February 11, 2026 at 10:47 PM
now hold up. Hold up just one second. You've blessed her line to replace her pain receptors with erogenous ones. Her line. As in. Her and her descendents. Including her daughter, who finds herself oft-bitten. That's interesting. I'm interested
What's with authors just completely ignoring genre conventions in their writing? This book I'm reading has a lady in a giant mech, and she has yet to be fucked by the mech, or fuck somebody else inside the mech. Why is there even a mech in this book?
February 10, 2026 at 12:28 AM
What's with authors just completely ignoring genre conventions in their writing? This book I'm reading has a lady in a giant mech, and she has yet to be fucked by the mech, or fuck somebody else inside the mech. Why is there even a mech in this book?
The newest author to Maria Ying is a huge TLT fan. The Zeus Constant definitely has some HTN touches, but she said that The Persephone Effect takes more consequential inspiration, which is exciting 😇
February 11, 2026 at 6:50 PM
The newest author to Maria Ying is a huge TLT fan. The Zeus Constant definitely has some HTN touches, but she said that The Persephone Effect takes more consequential inspiration, which is exciting 😇