Cause if we’re getting technical here, what about people with a hip replacement? Or if we’re being honest do wheelchairs subtract from you? I feel like no because they’re not a part of the body but idk I’m not the one who grips in this mirror world. If a hip replacement is a prosthetic should a heart transplant or kidney transplant count as one? If that’s the case what about stuff regenerated by K corp ampules?
For full information I had a dream that Jschlatt was tired of cutting his own food so he decided to create a person to do it for him, so he spat in a tube and it slowly created a child. The genius of this idea apparently sparked many people online to say #Jmempreg and post images of them spitting in tubes so they too could have someone cut their food for them. Just before I woke up he finished making the person and realized it was a baby and he would have to raise it before it can cut his food for him and I woke up upon seeing that it looked like a baby with his moustache and mutton chops, artists rendition is above.
Flick the fixer is an outcast of bellhart who decided to fuck his pilgrimage and to simply help those in bone bottom. This is why there is a bell home in the marrow as it was once Flick’s and also is the real reason as to why he is yet to start his pilgrimage.
in my mind he was kicked out of bellhart for not following some kind of religious custom which is why when building a statue to inspire hope he chooses one of himself over a weaver or gms.
(OOC: yes I used a sylveon as a trans pokemon, I don’t care it’s somewhat tacky if I didn’t it would feel like a missed opportunity)
The ancient hearts of Pharloom are each a tragedy except for seemingly Khann, however dear reader I pose to you this. He is simply the tragedy of becoming what you seek to destroy.
The rulers all have tragic elements to their downfall,
Nyleth the heart of the woods was tamed by the citadel.
Karmalita’s singing is what empowered the skarr but once she grew old and no longer could sing the whispers of the pale thread lured the skarr away.
and the green prince is self explanatory.
So where is Khann’s tragedy?
Khann is said to have run his kingdom strictly and directly opposed the citadel for his life. So what if Khann in his hatred of the citadel in his preparation for war became the tyrant he saw the citadel as. He became tyrannical ruler focused on destroying the citadel to the point every member of his society was strictly focused on preparing for a war which they would of won had it not been for the citadel removing their water supply.
Khanns last line seems like a lament like he realized too late “...Our claws to crush... Our claws to rule... Our claws to save them all...” To save them all was his goal and yet his claws crushed all those.
his fight with hornet also feels off and awkward, how is this the full might of the ancient warlord Khann who controlled half of Pharloom. Because he is making sure hornet can, he’s not giving his all, just enough to ensure his kingdom fell for something and just enough to challenge her. The crust king throws his whole army at hornet as one last hurrah for them to have as one last victory for his nation but he intentionally looses so hornet can collect his heart and so hornet can defeat the tyrants he spent his life trying to quell, the grand mother. And himself.