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Tolpen
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You have reached Tolpen. Tolp is still figuring out Dreamwidth and is currently using it to role-play the Soft-Eyed Mycologist, a Fallen London character (see sticky entry). A larger crew might appear, eventually.
Tolpen uses ne/nem/neir neopronouns when feeling fancy, and he/she/they when not. Ne occasionally writes stuff on AO3 under the same name.
Among neir interests belong (in no particular order) necromancy, murder mysteries, TTRPGs, crocheting, toxicology, and pretending ne is a man with a mid-life crisis and a job of keeping the reality together online.
Oh, and ne is still a Homestuck fan in this time and age, gods help us all.
Tolpen uses ne/nem/neir neopronouns when feeling fancy, and he/she/they when not. Ne occasionally writes stuff on AO3 under the same name.
Among neir interests belong (in no particular order) necromancy, murder mysteries, TTRPGs, crocheting, toxicology, and pretending ne is a man with a mid-life crisis and a job of keeping the reality together online.
Oh, and ne is still a Homestuck fan in this time and age, gods help us all.
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Re: A Change of Scenery
Date: Tuesday, 1 July 2025 12:24 (UTC)From:"Oh please, I do not think she will remember me, unless I visit often. She knows thee as the Purveyor of Daily Meals, whereas I merely try to get into her good graces."
He pauses for a moment, and then a very soft, very nostalgic kind of smile crowns his features: "Thy knowst, not many call them Moon-Misers. But of course, thy'st been to the Roof. You had to see them up close. Wonderful beasts, aren't they? The Creator truly loves the beetles the most out of all that came from his graceful hands."
He looks aside, and then he says: "Perhaps we can glim-gaze some other time. It'd be most unbecoming of me to think of another while with thee, and I'd be not able to help myself."
A humourless chuckle. "Ah, I hoped it would escape thy notice. A threshold once crossed can never be uncrossed. I sometimes get stuck on such little things."