Medieval IlluminationSad monkey eating a cookie. ‘Oscott Psalter’, England ca. 1265-1270. British Library, Add 50000, fol. 101r.
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Matcha Tummy
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I like matcha but it doesn't like me
@scumsuck damn many such cases 😞
@scumsuck Wesker sticks out so much and not just because of early image manipulation lol
@scumsuck what's Wesker's problem lol
@spillingdown X Y KA NANKA
I finished Alchemised the other day. Still feeling with it but I liked it. Then I realized a lot of people online DON'T like it, a lot. Damn!
I might say more later gomen
#Alchemised #reading
I might say more later gomen
#Alchemised #reading
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@deflectric yeah there's a bit of economic and political shit going on
From what I understand the country with alchemy that the book takes place in is more of a city-state which like I mentioned was held up by the religious order that trained alchemists (who maintained it was a gift from a god) and the Guilds that exploited it for economic trade. There's a few other countries mentioned like the MC's which I think is like a coastal pastoral country (though her parents were a pharmacist and apothecary), a war mongering country, and a third one I can't remember well but was just noted as not trading with the alchemy country which is leading to a grain shortage.
So there's a little going on.
Someone just got assassinated even though they're Undying which leads to two questions - how do you kill supposedly immortal people and I guess the resistance isn't all dead like we're told ;)
From what I understand the country with alchemy that the book takes place in is more of a city-state which like I mentioned was held up by the religious order that trained alchemists (who maintained it was a gift from a god) and the Guilds that exploited it for economic trade. There's a few other countries mentioned like the MC's which I think is like a coastal pastoral country (though her parents were a pharmacist and apothecary), a war mongering country, and a third one I can't remember well but was just noted as not trading with the alchemy country which is leading to a grain shortage.
So there's a little going on.
Someone just got assassinated even though they're Undying which leads to two questions - how do you kill supposedly immortal people and I guess the resistance isn't all dead like we're told ;)