thegoddamazon:

Always.

bei-fong-appreciation-blog:

legendofkorraholyshit:

ryanofthewatertribe:

agnesaur:

sunshineowl:

Yue’s all like: “Now kiss!”

omfg

lol. YOU TWO SHOULD KISS

carameltigress:

hhh~ <3

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Chase Young

Requested by: Mulitple people. (More Chase to come.)

thewalkingflawartblog:

… I ship it

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Zak’s Legend of Korra AU where everyone is a Corgi but Mako. Best part was while drawing this, Pandora radio kept playing love songs! 

First time drawing a corgi

A little jealous… MAYBE?!

Requested by: voiceactresskurutta

Clay being cute

whos-the-dummy-now

jaclcfrost:

spike and dimitri are twins

and i don’t know who they’re related to

neither do we

go on

rajkumaris:

THE BARBER’S WIFE

❝ Well,” said Amarjit coyly, “if you really loved me, you would climb up into this tree and give me a kiss.”
    So the captain began to climb the slippery banyan tree. But as soon as he had reached the lowest branches, Amarjit began to shriek and rock back and forth, so that the tree shook wildly. The branch the captain was holding broke off, and he fell to the ground with a crash. Amarjit couldn’t help it - she burst out laughing.
    The band of thieves woke up with a start, to find their leader lying half-unconscious on the ground and a strange figure in white leaning over them from the tree, making strange, eerie noises.
    “What happened? What happened?” they asked their leader, shaking him back and forth - which only made him feel worse. All he could do was groan and point to the three.
    “Whooo, whoooo,” howled Amarjit, flapping her veil.
    Convinced that an evil spirit had come to punish them for all their misdeeds, the terrified thieves picked up their captain and began running as fast as their legs would carry them. They ran and ran until they reached the next village, and they never came back again.

FROM The Serpent Slayer: and Other Stories of Strong Women (Katrin Tchana & Trina Schart Hyman)

poopylosers:

Kiryuu Yuuzuki… You just became my favorite character in anything I’ve ever seen/read.

rajkumaris:

THE SERPENT SLAYER

❝ Finally, as the sun dipped behind the mountain, Li Chi gathered what little strength remained to her and forced herself to go into the serpent’s den. There she gathered the bones of the nine girls who had come before her and died such terrible deaths. She tied them into her bundle and carried them back down the mountain so that their families could give them a proper burial.
    But even when she showed the bones to the villagers, they did not believe her story. Only after Li Chi had led a few of the bravest men up the mountain path so that they could see the serpent’s body with their own eyes did the villagers accept that it was really dead. Then there was great rejoicing in Yung Ling, and a celebration was held to honor the brave young girl who had freed them from the serpent’s evil hold.

FROM The Serpent Slayer: and Other Stories of Strong Women (Katrin Tchana & Trina Schart Hyman)