@Aries btw the ending might not be good most my stories end in tragedy but I'm trying smth new and having the ending be nice lol

@Aries part 2 just dropped

@Aries Thank you I actually finished part 2 already I just really don't want to go on my computer 😭 I'll probably download word on my phone lol

(I scrapped this because I didn't like the way it held together plus searching up all the types of roots was annoying I will make another one similar longer I just don't know where to go with this so it's getting scrapped)

Shaun grew up where the map erased itself at the edge of a forest with its own silent laws: do not break roots, do not disrespect what respects you, do not bring fire beneath the green. The rules came from his parents; however, we all knew they were never made by them. Bram put a palm to bark, offering sanctuary. He learned to listen; the way others learned to live. After that he had a family, he taught them all the rules of the forest. Eira, his beautiful wife, and Shaun is his one and only child. They learned the rules of the forest to a tee respect what respects you. Once, those rules were held engraved into Shaun he lost everything. A night of smoke and destruction broke them. Bandits came running/ Shaun watched what made him human burn until his hands felt like they were frozen in time. He remembers boiled bitterroots. His father's tracking knife flashes uselessly in the dark. Years later he walks the land like a shadow, trading safety for sensation for anything. He sleeps in ruined porches and the streets anywhere that’s dry wakes to the market's noise in the morning. He keeps moving as if movement might rub the numbness off him or at least make him notice it's there. Eira's recipes are a saint in his mouth; he can taste thyme and feverfew and the way she folded hope into anything she wished. Bram taught him to read soft signs. A bent stalk, the [censored] of a footprint; a bird's wrong alarm was engraved into him by the time he was 8. Those lessons live in his muscles even if he wishes to forget. He knows Harkun's name, a name he'll never forget nor his face. The bandit leader's scarred face is something Shaun consults in memory, the only thing that keeps him going anger. The forest watches from the hollow he sits by a tree and waits for anything that can show him he isn’t worthless. That he still has meaning.

Shaun grew up where the map erased itself at the edge of a magic-won forest that signed their life with quiet rules: lave the trees be and the trees would leave them sane. That family shattered one night. Bandits broke the laws that they had followed so well. Took everything that made him human. He was a child then, hands frozen in time. Years later he walks the land like a shado2, trading safety for sensation for anything. Searching for a pulse an idea that will prove he still exists. Something that can truly make him feel again.

You guys got any ideas of mini stories for me to write. I can't think of any currently

@YourAriesBestie Novmber wind a chilling breeze
Brings back the way you made me freeze

Blue lips met mine a winter's kiss
Something I now can only mis

Your hand in mine a simple ple
To chase away the cold I see
They say you're gone you're moving on
A step I can't yet face alone

A hand to holda love so deep
A promise whispered in my sleep
Now just a ghost a faded trase
Your silly laugh in empty space

Funny how things just fall apart
A broken dream a wounded heart
I never thought you'd let me go
Into the November wind and snow

(spinoff on yours I just made sorry if its shi its 2am And in exhausted I didn't mean to disrespect ur writing im not the best so I don't do it much I'm just bored)

This goes to my inspiration @Nared :hearts:

Okay folks todays game we'll be playing don't splat the human let's go round 1 contestant 1 where you from................... I see off the coast well then let's get this part started you have 3 ropes in front of you which one will you cut one of them leads to a new car the other a trip to the Bahamas however if you pull the wrong one... you splat the human and you're out of this show which one do you pick......... The left I see let's clip that rope...... Ooooooooooo wrong choice you have splatted the human you'reeee outta here................ We didn't think this through MEDICS MEDICSSSSSSSS HE SPLATTED THE HUMAN MEDICSSSSSS WHY DID THEY ALLOW US TO AIR THIS MEDICSS WHY DO WE HAVE NO MEDICS

@NightmareWolfie Would a post category instead of a channel help?

@VGMoose Adobe, Mitsua, and Laion (Laion doesn't anymore though, but did for awhile) these are the only ones I've researched in the past cause of stocks they all only use public domains. Other models are trained to use only licensed content. The theory has already been made with multiple companies and the only AI art jobs that are being taken are low executive jobs for things like video games or general production. They take what some may consider a job. However, no jobs are lost, because the same person has to think of the prompt, and after they spend hours polishing, adjusting, and if it's disliked, it's tossed, there's more room for error, so they actually need more lower executive jobs, so more jobs are being created however AI art is still only a single digit billion wise it will never grow up to an over 50 billion possibly a 70 billion because people won't let that happen it's thought that it'll reach 40 billion by 2033 if it keeps growing the way it is. It's highly unlikely though, because it's only grown this fast because it is new technology. Same thing with phones, Bluetooth, electricity, the railroads. Whenever something new comes out, they predict it's going to be the biggest thing, and they always get huge. Yes, but they almost always overestimate it. Railroads, for example, during the "Railway Mania", people believed it would be hundreds of millions of dollars. While it is not worth that much, they always over estimate how much wealth actually will come with it. Which is because it's new tech it's the "Coolest thing" of the time. It might be it now because it's what keeps the world running to some extent. Phone's or AI. That's not something that is going to improve the economy and life tenfold. They've always overestimated how much it brings. AI may reach 40 billion eventually. Even if they reach it, art will still be a good 20 to 30 billion, and as AI art grows, more artists will show up improving art's wealth too. Human-made Art is not going extinct nor will it ever. The world has seen it time and time again. (This is my opinion plus research and facts, so while it is true people can still hate AI, I'm just giving as many of the facts as I can.)

@Aries I agree my point on it is it's there own life if they know how and choose not to use it that's fine I sometimes do the same if they don't know how to do it and don't care or want to learn there fine to lol

@Yanderemenhera it's not even that public school failed them they either are homeschooled or never cared to learn or don't care and type how they want

For me it's eithier Wolfie or Almond :3

@Aries No no it's okay you tried and that was good cause if it was true it's nice to be informed since most people here don't watch the news like me and others. You had a good idea which is the main thing

@VGMoose Hello, this is only slightly true while he did say this he did not adress the American People as were going to war for Iran for the people Trump let out a notice to the Iranian people to stay inside. As we would be bombing them and helping them get out and he wanted to make sure they knew and would stay inside for as long as possible to reduce casualties if possible + make it more orderly still be chaos but hopefully less chaos and less casualties and actually for once the Democrats and Republicans (most of both parties) both agree with trumps decision to fight and go to war with Iran

@ladiesman217 The final decision isn't up to me, while I hope in the future we get them back That's not up to me.

Instead of worrying about the tag y'all could've actually tried to help

@toetickler nuh uh i peed in ythe =trash can like a man

@LarryFire ah well we all used to drink bottles and bottles of white Elmer glue drink over 20 bottles and drain the whole classroom we all did that yes we

@I_eat_sharpie it was a lot longer process back then