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Also, as updates since the original post, the Camille post will likely be three parts: Interpretation analysis on the original Melting Love, concept for aberration, and the part that explains AU Camille and his story proper. I am planning to call the aberration “Molten Love”, and the EGO “Adulation”

Here is my original Twitter thread with the quote retweet, for those who are curious about which AU interpretation I was inspired by
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Camille Fell Bullet is not official(?) to this story concept plot, though; I conceptualise his second corrosion as being based on Melting Love. That would be for another thread, as this one is already too long

I also have a more simple idea for a hypothetical Camille Fell Bullet corrosion. It would be him strung into a collection of screens/frames and parts of his actual attire and/or body parts, with the former showing pixelated imagery of his stream persona and latter being more dishevelled

The gun would then protrude from the shield and push the screen out before shattering it. Due to the blood surrounding it, it would first be shaped like the Zwei greatsword, but shift to look a bit like a virus (referencing computer viruses/corrupting digitally stores of “memories”)

Combining these plus the story concept, my base idea for Paula’s corrosion is a literal shield of clumps of organ meat (representative of Zwei Assoc’s specialisation in protection) with a screen/portrait frame seemingly protectively surrounded by the shield

For design, I want to keep the more drastic variance present in Yi Sang vs. Heathcliff’s corrosions, whilst still keeping the theme. This seems to be 1. the pendant EGO gift (made to mirrors for YS) and 2. blood/body clumps or organs in the EGO art for HC’s (made to human heart)

However, as more of such missions pile up due to successes from her usage of EGO during them, Paula becomes more reliant on it, potentially leading to her eventual corrosion. In that case, bullets would hit those who remember the “last stream”, aiming to make it “lost media”

Fed up by the fans of and past memories from her time with her former fixer partner, Paula manages to find an EGO—this being Fell Bullet—and considers it as a last resort solution to obscure her identity. She is aware of the dangers and initially uses it in high profile missions

However, Camille’s fans recognise her from the “final stream” and approach her about his whereabouts. Paula does not care much initially—and if anything, is irritated—but this becomes a regular occurrence, and the annoying blue streamer begins to figuratively nag at her mind

However, I think that this would be a bit predictable (and that Paula would look better in the Fell Bullet EGO), so I took a different direction. The setting is that Paula returns to work as a fixer without much issue, since she does not depend on a “brand” like Camille does

I thought to take the burying of past memories and combine it with literal past recordings (i.e. streams), making a “lost media” motif. Especially given the setting that the duo had survived, I would think that particularly Camille would want any records of the events buried

The Fell Bullet EGO corrosions look to be abstractions of something connected to the user (Yi Sang = Mirror Worlds/Tech. Heathcliff = human heart, possibly his feelings for Cathy), whilst the lines seem to be attempts to bury(=reject/deny) something related to it in their past

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Fell Bullet Paula written design and story concept🧵(featuring blue streamer, I suppose)

[Repost from Twitter] I conceptualised something as an offshoot of my mutual’s AU (C7 survival). Fell Bullet Camille is briefly mentioned as well

Thank you for the welcome back, and it is likewise for I; you came to my mind a few times during my absence

I need to begin using Bluesky again; please excuse my disappearance for the past few weeks

Thank you for the kind words and support; I shall not disappoint

In all honesty, I am no longer interested in CLQST, but I still do like how the piece turned out

Thank you for the tag

I do not have many pieces at hand, but here is my contribution to the #art train. We shall ignore the fact that this is my third time posting the Faust

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I shall keep that in mind; I appreciate the additional information. From what you’ve said and briefly skimming part of the Wikipedia page, Season 1 definitely sounds like I’d enjoy it. Apparently they are making a third season as well, though with a significantly different subject matter

Thank you for the recommendation; I shall look into it and check it out when I can, hopefully soon

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Hello; I apologise if this came across as rude or crossing lines, but I just wanted to let you know that I sent a follow request as well after seeing the replies due to being interested in the OC ramblings. Do feel free to decline, of course

I searched out of curiosity, and it seems it was originally GMT/UTC+8:30 but was changed to +9:00 under Japanese rule (I had suspected this was the case), changed back to +8:30 after gaining independence, but then changed again to +9:00 due to global customs and practicality of one hour intervals

I live in Korea, but Japan has the same timezone (albeit called JST as opposed to KST), unless I am mistaken

Good timezones - from 3PM

Indeed; it’s a Catch-22 situation, more or less. Thank you again for the further insight; thinking on it also helps in seeing how transphobes (wrongly) “justify” what they say about trans people. It’s all illogical contradictions to uphold societal hierarchy and bring down those who do not fit it

I see I see; it makes sense the way that you explain it—not in that I agree with those people, of course, but that I see how they would exchange between demonisation and infantilisation to suit the situation. Thank you for the additional insight by bringing it up

It’s a bit of a double standard, since people seem to be more willing to accept GNC men as challenging toxic masculinity (from what I’ve seen—that may not always be the case), yet the majority still expect women to conform to the harmful societal expectations of beauty and delicacy