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[UPDATE] So I guess you have to download it to read it? I do not pretend to understand. If anyone can give me some tips on how to get this stuff to display normally, I would love you forever! [/UPDATE]
So I'm basically posting this up in an attempt to understand how posting text to DA works, as I've failed miserably at it so many times. For the record, this is my third attempt in the last thirty minutes to get this posted...as you can see, I need the practice.
This is a (unfinished - is there any other kind?) story about two of our D&D characters, which some of you may recognize from Subtleties on my fiction press account, and the journals we've posted here on DA. This story is obviously set much, much later than either of those - in fact Seraph and Zojikoe, prior to the events of this story, had actually retired to their own little Pocket Plane where they intended to live happily ever after. They were doing a good job of it too. Alas, ever after is often shorter than you think.
WARNING FOR THOSE WHO NEED IT: This is essentially a story about two men in love.
The peice of picture in the thumbnail is a clip of a gorgeous picture I commissioned from Jenny Dolfen (
). I highly encourage you to check out the full version here: [link] , as well as everything else in her gallery. 
And if you're looking for a commission yourself, I highly reccomend her. Worth every penny!
So I'm basically posting this up in an attempt to understand how posting text to DA works, as I've failed miserably at it so many times. For the record, this is my third attempt in the last thirty minutes to get this posted...as you can see, I need the practice.
This is a (unfinished - is there any other kind?) story about two of our D&D characters, which some of you may recognize from Subtleties on my fiction press account, and the journals we've posted here on DA. This story is obviously set much, much later than either of those - in fact Seraph and Zojikoe, prior to the events of this story, had actually retired to their own little Pocket Plane where they intended to live happily ever after. They were doing a good job of it too. Alas, ever after is often shorter than you think.
WARNING FOR THOSE WHO NEED IT: This is essentially a story about two men in love.
The peice of picture in the thumbnail is a clip of a gorgeous picture I commissioned from Jenny Dolfen (
). I highly encourage you to check out the full version here: [link] , as well as everything else in her gallery. And if you're looking for a commission yourself, I highly reccomend her. Worth every penny! © 2009 - 2024 KA-Rose
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The way I do I make the Text show up is just to copy paste it into the small text box. and it shows up like normal. Hope it helps!