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Yes, it should have <img src=" before image link and " width="100%" /> after link, and it will fit correctly into both!

No worries, glad to help :) you can reach out to me directly if smth doesn't work, and I'll try and help with adjusting the code step-by-step

Oh, and you can set the autofit for a picture to fit into screen both on mobile and on web.
But it requires adjusting HTML, specifically putting "width="100%" into the code, like this:

<img src="https://i.imgur.com/bpyX7tS.jpeg" alt="" width="100%">

It seems so, yes! Can be tricky to resize it, but maybe it's just me, I'm not very good with touchscreens haha

The required buttons: "Rich Text" in the upper right corner, and "Insert/edit Image" button above the "Work Text" space.

The link to the image goes here, size can be adjusted if needed.

The HTML code you get as a result, you don't have to edit it.

A finalized draft of text on AO3 with a cat image embedded into it.

I checked on a draft, but it should work for a published work too, I think? The image is hosted on any other website, and then you can add it to AO3 via "Rich Text" option, and adjust just like in Word document, basically:

Maybe The House at the End of Time (2013)? idk if it's well-known around the world, but it's one of my favorite horrors, and it feels very under-seen to me.

Or, the brown thing looks partly like a corset, it vaguely resembles male and child corsets of 17-19th centuries.

But then the layers are even more insane:
1. Backbrace;
2. Shirt;
3. Tie;
4. Striped vest separating shirt and corset;
5. Brown corset with a... bolt on chest?
6. Outer waistcoat.

He... Yes. He definitely does.
(time to dig into the history of fashion it must be based on smth)

I genuinely thought you'd postpone the photos until it's not a heatwave anymore. It was not my intention to make you suffer!

Да не будут они запрещать публикацию фанфиков!
Да не будут они штрафовать за поиск фанфиков!
*вы находитесь здесь*
Да не будут они сажать за чтение фанфиков!

Mmmhm, his collar would probably stay in place better if he wore his tie under his collar, not under his SHIRT on bare neck as he seemingly does. But... But.

Ah, yes, maybe only because it's the part of the uniform, makes sense (why can't he do it normal way and stop confusing us so much)

Or maybe he clips his collar directly to the fabric of his shirt. Which is possible but weird. But possible. But really weird?

OK, I rewatched the whole act1 and a beginning of act2 for that. It does seem like a set of studs that students use to clip a tie to a collar. The only problem is Jayce. His tie is much higher than those pins, so why on earth does he bother clipping them to his collar at all?

'anything, probably', probably? archiveofourown.org/works/65837431

Frottage is absolutely hot and honestly suits them.
(they are already switch kings in mental intercourse anyway)

"jayvik has led me to places I wouldn't even go with a gun" on a ruined piltover screenshot

Oooooh my god you did it! Words can't convey how happy I am right now 🩵🩵🩵
And both versions are gorgeous, it's like having two cakes instead of one!

(Все фото честно хронологически попячены из чатов невреме и новости белграда)

A photo of the dust storm in the city

A photo of a tree broken by the windstorm in the city

A photo of the lightning above the city

A photo of the double rainbow above the city

Обычный день в бео be like:

PLEASE DO

Кондиционер! Это кондиционер! У нас наконец-то есть кондиционер!!! *______*

103 сантиметра котеночка в самый раз занимают весь царь-диван.

Oh my god, that's nightmarish.
My condolences and support go to you both, my fair amount of anger from a stranger goes to whoever is responsible for this shit.

That's a valid option! Although (not to argue, just to share hc) I think that describing Viktor makes sense: Viktor speaking through a puppet is no different than Viktor speaking through Salo, so Jayce can assume that they should defend Hexgates not just from puppets, but also from Viktor himself.

So I doubt that an average Piltovan would recognize Viktor, but at least some Enforcers (plus their families and friends) know who was behind the Herald's mask.

But! That's just one of my headcanons, and it's obvious for me that it doesn't apply to jellyfish, so I don't see it as an issue at all.

(4. I really like a scenario where Jayce guilt-trips himself over the fact that he told people about Viktor instead of keeping his identity secret, but that's just my personal love for drama)

3. With Jayvik gone without any explanation, Caitlyn doesn't know if Viktor is still a threat or not. They needed some security measures, they needed to look for Viktor to try and prevent another attack.

2. Mel says "where is Viktor" as if she doesn't worry that someone might hear her. Yeah, she is in the heat of the moment, but the whole battle is the heat of the moment, so for me, it's a proof Viktor's name wasn't a secret.

1. Part of the final battle strategy is "stop Viktor before he reaches the Hexgates." Caitlyn had to specify "who shouldn't reach what" to subordinates; telling "this is Viktor, he looks like this, stop him at all cost" is easier than inventing some codeword for the mysterious Ambessa's accomplice.

I have a hc that at least the Enforcers know, and the Council might know: