#2278741 - safe, artist:arrell, oc, oc only, oc:stalwart crusader, pony, unicorn, blonde, cross, elizabethan, fantasy class, female, glowing horn, high res, horn, knight, looking at you, mud, scar, solo, sword, warrior, weapon

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Arrell

Smelly idiot

@redweasel
Yeah true, tbh I didn’t try when I did the sword so it looks like crap which I have no idea why I didn’t try…

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redweasel

Fuzzbutt

the tassle on the sword hilt was kind of cool though…

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Napsack

why

@Arrell
The best kind of enjoyment.

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Arrell

Smelly idiot

@Napsack
Hehe I’m sure she wouldn’t show it but she would love it x3c

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Napsack

why

O bravest of knights, thou doest me a great service being mine watchful protector. But though yon spirit is willing and the flesh more than capable, may I suggest I transport thou until thine skill is most needed?

Come, rest thy weary hooves in my arms. Just as thou wouldst defend me from those who would do me harm, thus will I defend you from the solitude of a cold and dreary watch on a long and lifeless road.

_{^{||In other words let me hug you, you adorable knight dork.||}}

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SomeponyElsesProblem

Thou dost not need to fear. When you use do or does like that, the verb itself stays in its base form. And second person uses the -est ending, not -eth, anyway.

Consider “He needs not” versus “He does not need”. Similarly, it’s “Thou needest not” versus “Thou dost not need”.

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