welcome sleepies, to our very first meme saturday! every month a little mod-hosted meme will go up for us to play around with admist the chaos, and this theme was chosen by popular demand! we've all heard about texts from last night, but have you heard of......
MURMURS FROM LAST NIGHT
strange things happen in the night. maybe you drink, or dream, or get high as a kite, and it's hard to hide it! especially when we're all collectively connected in a way! the rules are quite simple! you may even know them by now.
π post a top level for your character and include a few text starters, like the ones provided.
π interact.
π thrive.
π if you wish for your threads to be game canon, the sky is the limit (just make sure your thread partner is okay with it!).
π We might have some special guests later.
[ Jayce won't easily explain that the reason was because his latest Piltover memory was preparing to die, so there was no room for thinking about children there . . . And before that, it was always science, lab, science, viktor, then the damned coucil . . . ]
Had more important things on my mind. I guess it was just never the right time, but . . . I eventually would've.
I suppose I shouldn't be surprised by that, given your obsession with magic. It's one reason we hit it off so well at the start, I think. That singular focus on discovery that didn't leave time to think about romance.
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[ Jayce won't easily explain that the reason was because his latest Piltover memory was preparing to die, so there was no room for thinking about children there . . . And before that, it was always science, lab, science, viktor, then the damned coucil . . . ]
Had more important things on my mind. I guess it was just never the right time, but . . . I eventually would've.
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I suppose I shouldn't be surprised by that, given your obsession with magic. It's one reason we hit it off so well at the start, I think. That singular focus on discovery that didn't leave time to think about romance.