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Storybook Club

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Question of the Week: Week VI

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  1. What's your favorite character that you've created for something in the storybook section, whether it's a roleplay, DTWH thread or storybook?
  2. Anyone who's ever interacted with him probably knows this, but Kartiel has to be my favorite YWS character ever. <3 I made him to serve as a villain in The Lost City roleplay, but he quickly managed to steal my heart. It wasn't long before he was showing up in other roleplays and even some storybooks, and he's finally getting to be a main character in the storybook Infinity War, when he has to stop the guy he's been working for during the past thousands of years.

    He's actually a really nice guy who's pretended to be evil, and I always have a blast writing him - whether it's pre-IW, during IW, or after IW. There's always some angst going on, and it's a lot of fun trying to get inside of his head.
  3. Miyavi Valdios, from Aether!

    Though Twinkiel Thunderfleece from PMD: the Seventeen Plates of Arceus is by far my most important character ever created, Miyavi's the one who expressed my freedom in ways that Twinkiel can't (well, can't yet.

    Long story short, Miyavi's a chimera created by a company of people that specialize in making artificially-engineered creatures that go around the world beating up criminals, helping people or exploring places. Miyavi herself was designed by a mysterious scientist from said company called Miss Purprille, and I love writing for Miyavi specifically because she's such a perfect mix of joyous and messed up.

    I had never really let myself go wild with written plot points that deal with horror VS reaction to horror, sexual desire VS childish purity mixed with my own brand of evident madness VS warped logic, but with her, I got to do it all, and in two to three posts, she grew to become a very important piece of my writing, if not a major fundation of it.

    I'll definitely use both her, Miss Purprille and the Ärmoni Works Company a bit more in SBs, whenever I'm done creating my own lil' world.


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