My name is Lucille.
Some say I am the Song of the Forest, but I don't have a voice. Perhaps we can chat, if you don't mind reading my notes.
M!A Status: None
(ROTG OC) (FC dependent on partner preference)
Send out the signal and I’ll fly low
If it means the death of me, I won’t let go
And if I’m lost in the worlds shadows
I’ll use the light that comes to me
From your halo___________________________________________________________________
Indie Multi-muse Blog
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I have moved Lucille to here! For whoever still follows this blog
“To the West–Shinzo, it’s in the West!”
Indie Ask/RP Blog for Yakumo Tatsuro from Shinzo/Mushrambo
- OC friendly
- Crossover friendly
- Multi-fandom, multi-muse friendly
- Mun + Muse 18+
Written by Snowy
Lucille beamed as she let the go of the other Spirit’s hand. She had asked Wind to whisk them away to somewhere far away from Burgess, the snow piled up, and a towering castle-like structure looming not far in the distance. “It’s the North Pole.” The note flapped in the icy wind. “I thought you would love it here.”
“Oh…so this is the north pole….I thought it would be a little more empty.” Yuki chuckled lightly. “It’s nice.”
Lucille shook her head, stepping through the heavy snow. “No way! This is the home to North! I think most mortals will only see empty space, but this is his workshop.”
I’ll call out in the night for my parents
But they aren’t coming back for me
Cause they’re ᴀʟʀᴇᴀᴅʏ ɢᴏɴᴇ
I love hearing about the vibes I give off cause I honestly have no idea
Anonymously message me what vibes I give off and why you think that
(Bonus points, if you put how they comfort them afterwards.)
PSA
To all my friends and RP partners who speak/write English as a second language:
I don’t care that sometimes the words don’t sound right. I will still write with you.
If you can’t figure out how to phase something, you can ask me for help, I will gladly help.
I don’t think you are a bad writer because your English isn’t perfect. It’s the heart behind it, the desire to write, that makes your work quality.
And remember, practice makes you better.
Asking for help doesn’t mean your not worthy.
Supportive people are how great writers become published authors.
