Just a nerd who wants to be writer :). I write stuff about X-Men and Brandon Sanderson's works. Idk why I get more fanfic ideas than original ideas. I'm female, a pianist, a Ravenclaw, Edgedancer, daughter of Apollo, Yellow Ajah.

Pronouns: She/her

My main fandoms: Harry Potter, Percy Jackson, Star Wars, MCU, Lord of the Rings, Sherlock, Doctor Who, The Stormlight Archive, Mistborn, X-Men

You can also find me on AO3 under the penname MentallyIllTelepath.

Do come and say hello :D

The Quote Wall

It is our choices that show who we truly are, far more than our abilities. - Albus Dumbledore (The Chamber of Secrets, Harry Potter)

The truth is a wonderful and terrible thing, and should therefore be treated with great caution. -Albus Dumbledore (The Philosopher's Stone, Harry Potter)

It takes a great deal of courage to stand up to our enemies, but a great deal more to stand up to our friends. -Albus Dumbledore (The Philosopher's Stone, Harry Potter)

We've all got both light and dark inside of us. What matters is the part we choose to act on. That's who we really are. -Sirius Black (The Order of the Phoenix, Harry Potter)

Things we lose always have a way of coming back to us in the end, if not always in the way we expect. -Luna Lovegood (The Order of the Phoenix, Harry Potter)

You think the dead we love ever truly leave us? You think that we don't recall them more clearly than ever in times of great trouble? -Albus Dumbledore (The Prisoner of Azkaban, Harry Potter)

Parents shouldn't leave their kids unless-unless they've got to. -Harry Potter (The Deathly Hallows, Harry Potter)

Books! And cleverness! There are more important things-friendship and bravery- Hermione Granger (The Philosopher's Stone, Harry Potter)

All get what they want; they do not always like it.- Aslan (The Magician's Nephew, The Chronicles of Narnia)

"Keep what I found? I have to, at all costs." -Tony Stark (Avengers: Endgame)

"It does seem that the more one gets the more one wants, doesn't it?" -Meg March (Little Women)

For what you see and hear depends a good deal on where you are standing, it also depends on what sort of person you are. -Narrator (The Magician's Nephew, The Chronicles of Narnia)

"All these years sneaking around, and we can just be ourselves?" "You should always do that. You have to flaunt the weird, my friends." -Annabeth Chase and Alex Fierro, (The Ship of the Dead, Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard)

"Look around, look around, at how lucky we are to be alive right now..." -Eliza Schuyler Hamilton, (That Would Be Enough, Hamilton)

"Love doesn't discriminate between the sinners and the saints, it takes and it takes and it takes, and we keep loving anyway, we laugh and we cry and we break and we make our mistakes..." -Aaron Burr (Wait for It, Hamilton)

"...you have no control who lives who dies who tells your story..." -George Washington, (History Has Its Eyes On You, Hamilton)

"I am the one thing in life I can control! I am inevitable, I am an original!" -Aaron Burr (Wait for It, Hamilton)

"I'm past patiently waiting, I'm passionately smashing every expectation!"--Alexander Hamilton (My Shot, Hamilton)

"Life is only precious because it ends, kid." --Mars (The Son of Neptune, The Heroes of Olympus)

"You fail to recognize that it matters not what someone is born, but what they grow to be!" --Albus Dumbledore (The Goblet of Fire, Harry Potter)

...how fine a line divide(s) dreading the future and looking forward to it.--Kendra Sorenson, (Grip of the Shadow Plague, Fablehaven)

"I'll never know when that day comes, because I'll never stop trying."--Dale Burgess (Fablehaven)

”Always remember: your focus determines your reality.” -Qui-Gon Jinn (Star Wars: Episode 1, The Phantom Menace)

”You will have more hearts broken by the people you love than by the people you hate. But you must still dare to love. The rewards are worth far more than the risks." -Grace Cahill (Into the Gauntlet, The 39 Clues)

"There is always hope." -Aragorn, son of Arathorn (The Two Towers, Lord of the Rings)

"Normal is a myth. Everyone has issues that they're dealing with." --Sally Jackson (Strong, the Lightning Thief Musical)

"It is best to love first what you are fitted to love, I suppose." --Merry Brandybuck (The Return of the King, Lord of the Rings)

"Hope is like the sun--if you only believe in it when you can see it, you'll never make it through the night." Leia Organa Skywalker (Star Wars: Episode VIII, The Last Jedi)

"True courage is knowing not when to take a life, but when to spare one." --Gandalf (The Hobbit: The Unexpected Journey)

"If more people valued home above gold, this world would be a merrier place." --Thorin Oakenshield (The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies)

"I find it is the small, everyday deeds of ordinary folk that keep the darkness at bay." --Gandalf (The Hobbit: The Unexpected Journey)

"Tell them how I am defying gravity," --Elphaba Thropp (Defying Gravity, Wicked)

"I'm through with accepting limits, 'cuz someone says they're so!" --Elphaba Thropp (Defying Gravity, Wicked)

"Nobody gives you respect in this life. You must take it, you must earn it, and then you must hold it sacred, because no matter how hard respect is to attain, it can be lost in an instant." --Jaron Eckbert (The Shadow Throne, The Ascendance Trilogy)

"Deeds are not less valiant because they are unpraised." --Aragorn (The Lord of the Rings)

”Everyone fails at being who they’re supposed to be.” —Frigga (Avengers: Endgame)

"A thing isn't beautiful because it lasts." --Vision (Avengers: Age of Ultron)

"Courage isn't the absence of fear, but rather the judgement that something is more important than fear." --Philippe Renaldi (The Princess Diaries)

"I can't control their fear, only my own." --Wanda Maximoff (Captain America: Civil War)

"Just because something works doesn't mean it can't get better." --Shuri (Black Panther)

"Puzzles are so easy when you have the key." --Artemis Fowl (Artemis Fowl)

"One impossible thing at a time." --Jean Luc Picard (Star Trek: Picard)

"When life crushes your lemons, use a radioactive watermelon to recharge your exosuit." (Don't ask) --Milo Murphy and Phineas Flynn (The Phineas and Ferb Affect, Milo Murphy's Law)

"People will think what they want to. Never take too much notice of it." Halt O’Carrick (Ranger's Apprentice, the Ruins of Gorlan)

"But in the end, it's only a passing thing, this shadow. Even darkness must pass... and when the sun shines, it will shine out all the clearer... folk in those stories, they had lots of chances of turning back, only they didn't. Because they were holding on to something--that there's some good in this world, Mr. Frodo. And it's worth fighting for." --Samwise Gamgee (The Two Towers, Lord of the Rings)

"It's not a bad thing, finding out you don't have all the answers. Then you start asking the right questions." --Erik Selvig, (Thor)

"If my life is going to mean anything, I have to live it myself." --Sally Jackson (Percy Jackson: The Lightning Thief)

"It matters. It matters which side we choose. Even if there will never be more light than darkness. Even if there can be no more joy in the world than there is pain. For every action we undertake, for every word we speak, for every life we touch--it matters. I don't turn toward the light because it means someday I'll 'win' some sort of cosmic game. I turn toward it because it is the light." --Qui-Gon Jinn, (Master and Apprentice)

"Keep in mind that many people have died for their beliefs, it's actually quite common. The real courage is in living and suffering for what you believe." --Brom, (Eragon)

”Duty and joy go hand in hand. Duty is there so you can continue to pursue happiness. Joy is there to give you something to fight for.” -Gabrielle Burnham (Star Trek Discovery Season 3)

“We all die in the end, you see, so I guess what truly matters is just how well you've run." --Kaladin Stormblessed (Words of Radiance, The Stormlight Archive)

"The way I see it, every life is a pile of good things and bad things. The good things don't always soften the bad things, but vice versa, the bad things don't necessarily spoil the good things or make them unimportant. " --The Eleventh Doctor (Vincent and the Doctor, Season 5, Doctor Who)

"We're all stories in the end. Just make it a good one, eh?" --The Eleventh Doctor (The Big Bang, Season 5, Doctor Who)

"One may tolerate a world of demons for the sake of an angel." --Jeanne-Antoinette Poisson (The Girl in the Fireplace, Season 2, Doctor Who)

"Comfortable: the enemy of progress." --P.T. Barnum (The Greatest Showman)

"But what is grief, if not love persevering?" --Vision (WandaVision)

"Failure is the mark of a life well lived." --Hoid (Oathbringer, the Stormlight Archive)

"The purpose of a storyteller is not to tell you how to think, but to give you questions to think upon." --Hoid (The Way of Kings, the Stormlight Archive)

"Somebody has to start. Somebody has to step forward and do what is right, because it is right." --Lirin Stormblessed (The Way of Kings, the Stormlight Archive)

"The question is not whether you will love, hurt, dream, and die. It is what you will love, why you will hurt, when you will dream, and how you will die. This is your choice. You cannot pick the destination, only the path." --(Oathbringer, the Stormlight Archive)

"Maybe I'm my own brand of wrong." Adolin Kholin (Rhythm of War, the Stormlight Archive)

"What greater revenge against violence than peace? What greater revenge against death than life?" Illa (Wheel of Time TV, Episode 4)

"Run when you have to, fight when you must, rest when you can." Elyas (The Eye of the World, The Wheel of Time)

"Almost dead yesterday, maybe dead tomorrow, but alive, gloriously alive, today." Matrim Cauthon (Lord of Chaos, the Wheel of Time)

"Everything's got to end sometime or else nothing will ever get started." The Eleventh Doctor (A Christmas Carol, Doctor Who)

THE 27 COMMANDMENTS OF FANFICTION

1. Thou shalt not post a fic until it has been checked for spelling and grammar errors. The Fanfiction gods hath given you a spellchecker on the computer for a reason.

2. Thou shalt not post a chapter of less than 100 words, unless it is a drabble. This displeases the masses.

3. Thou shalt not put Author's Notes in the middle of a story.

4. Thou shalt NEVER use text-speak in a story, unless the the characters are actually texting.

5. Thou shalt keep to one tense, and one only, throughout the story. Do not switch randomly.

6. Apply the above five to POV's as well.

7. Thou shalt not get offended when someone makes fun of the crack pairing in your story. It probably is quite funny.

8. Thou shalt not use ,;, or :( to show the emotion exhibited by the character.

9. Thou shalt try to keep characters in character!

10. Thou shalt not teat every criticism as a flame.

11. The Authors Note is not a spot for personal drama, and thou shalt not make it so.

12. Thou shalt not put any form of the phrase 'first fic' in the summary.

13. Thy created characters must not have names exceeding five syllables in length. Nor shall thy name exceed five words in length.

14. Thou shalt not insert thyself into the story as a character- yes, we know that thy is in love with thyself but we don't need to read about how thy ends up with the main character.

15. If thou art writing a story that differs from the original plot line, thou shalt point it out in the beginning.

16. Thou shalt not make a person randomly smart or powerful unless stating a reason for the change (a good reason).

17. Thou shalt show not tell.

18. Thou shalt NEVER use the phrase 'I suck at summaries' in-est thine summary. This annoys thine readers.

19. Thou shalt not write the same way thou speak-est- writing is an art.

20. Thou shalt ALWAYS spell the word 'Okay', right. ' 'K' and 'Ok' are not acceptable compromises.

21. Thou shalt only use cliches when (a. thou art writing a parody and (b. find a new and interesting twist to make cliches bearable to thine readers.

22. Thou shalt always separate dialogue from two separate speakers in two separate paragraphs. Otherwise thine readers will be confus-ed.

23. Thou shalt not EVER make a chapter all one paragraph. THIS INFURIATES BOTH THINE READERS AND THE FANFICTION GODS. THOU HAST AN ENTER KEY FOR A REASON.

24. Thou shalt not write with thy caps lock on, it displeases the masses and causes thy readers to lose their vision and make angels weep.

25. Thou shalt know how to spell the character's names correctly before you writeth the fic. Misspelling the name of the main characters makes readers angry and distracts from the story.

26. Thou shalt not say in thine summary "summary inside". This shows lack of creativeness and infuriates the masses. The only exception is when a summary is cut short and a continuation of it lies inside.

27. Thou shall use paragraphs and space the story so it is not terrifyingly daunting to thine readers.

All credits of this beautiful speech goes to Nic-n'-Nyx. Copied from Drag0nst0rm's profile.

You may be a reject. You may not be smooth with the spoken word. You may be the most popular kid in school. You may be the boss at your office. You may be short or tall or heavy or light or anorexic or white or dark or struck by an unfriendly label. You may be the homeless guy on the corner or the one inside the store signing books as you hand them out. You may listen to Justin Bieber or to Three Days Grace. But what you are is a writer; never doubt the power of what you can do. Tell me, what did you learn more from this year; the President, or the Hunger Games? The senator or Rick Riordan? The public speaker or Clarissa Fray? Your boss or Pi Patel? American Idol or the Twilight Saga? A list of facts or Harry Potter? Which of them stole the most of your time? Which is more well-known?

It's the book. Every time. People fail to realize flaws in our society in their own lives, but they see it in District Twelve and in the Capitol. Books make clear what we can't see with the naked eye. Authors are the ones that speak to people's hearts. Writers are the ones people turn to for lessons and entertainment. It's been this way for thousands of years. We are the teachers of every child who opens a book. The themes we write are the themes they learn. We are there in every life, a quiet influence bound in a pretty cover, months' worth of work and reading, colored with imagery built around the lightning rod of an unforgettable plot line. A story spent months reading is memorable more than a speech listened to for just five minutes. I can't name all the leaders of the world right now, nor what they decide to preach about, but I can tell you all the characters from Percy Jackson, and every little thing they taught me. And they are things worth learning.

So don't think there's a better way to make a point. Don't think there's a better way to reach your audience. Fiction stories have been striking the hearts of their readers farther back than anyone alive can remember. And striking the heart is what makes literature so different from everything else. Don't ever doubt your ability to show someone something new, to teach them a life lesson, or the importance of what you have to say. Say it in this foreign language everyone knows. Decorate it with characters and light it with sights and smells and sounds and touches and tastes and give it to the public gift-wrapped with your finest effort. Because I guarantee you, someone is bound to hear you clearer than they've heard anyone else before.

I hope you've found some words of inspiration. The world needs it desperately. Do us all a favor, all you writers, and come out of hiding. We've had the greatest influence of all over people of the past, and as we act now, we are the ones influencing the future. We have more knives and pens than the BVB Army, more sway in society than the Senate (whom we have proved this to before), more power than any celebrity you could name. I'm calling on you now. Rise up. I dare you to write something today that readers won't forget. I challenge you to make someone cry with one thin little page of text. I urge, no, I demand you to put something down on paper that'll be copied and produced and remembered for longer than Ancient Mythologies have been. I dare you to slam a revolving door. I demand you to write a message in the folds of a book and watch how, in awe, people unwrap it. Watch your footprints stand bold against the falling snow and refuse to be covered. It is all possible, I assure you. You have no idea just what power you hold in a pen - or a keyboard - until you use it.

And right now, the world needs you to use it more than ever.

We, writers, have made history. We were the ones to record it. And that ability has not changed at all, just our awareness and will to use it. We were given the gift language and storytelling for a reason.

This is that reason. It's calling. So ask yourself what message you want to send. Ponder about what you want to say. Because the world is listening to us above all other beings currently on this earth. Us, not the movies, not the official-labeled politicians, not the superstars. And it's our job to give it a story that's worthwhile.

What's yours?