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Tim eyed the outfit with confusion, the costume consisting of a golden bra with purple accents, violet opera gloves, thigh highs, a flowing cape, a dark tiara, and a thong with a sash draped down the front. "Diana, I hate to point out the obvious, but this looks like it was made for a woman. And... doesn't this belong to Circe?" Diana chuckled in response, shaking her head, Which only confused the young hero more. "I am aware. I stole it from the vile witch's quarters as I made my escape," she explained. "After studying the enchantment closely, it should alter the wearer to became an exact replica of Circe," she folded her arms. Tim furrowed his brows quizzically. Magic wasn't his strong suit but taking that into account, this still didn't add up. "She just... had this lying around? Why would she need an outfit that can change someone into her? She's.... already Circe..." Tim pointed out. "I know not what sinister machinations Circe had planned for this.... armor..." Diana

Axiom and Crim drove up to the studio site, deciding to ride together as they both got the call back for their auditions for roles in this upcoming Star Wars project. It was something neither of them had seen before: the Star Wars studio deciding to exclusively hire people without acting experience, giving the everyday guy a chance to be part of this incredibly ambitious idea for a show set in the Star Wars universe. Crim and Axiom were nervous but excited. Admittedly, they both auditioned as a joke between them and a few more fiends and had hardly expected to actually get accepted. But now they were here, finding parking next to a rather large studio. Eventually they found a nice space and got off together, giving each other a little motivational look before they walked over to the casting station. They walked up to a sizable office space next to the recording space, walking inside and being instantly greeted by a receptionist at a front desk. “Name and reason for visiting?” she asks

(Contains spoilers for both Horizon games and the Burning Shores DLC) Part 1: Aloy boldly made her way through the Old World ruin, with Alva more cautiously stepping over the machine corpses that the redhead left in her wake. That wasn’t because the dark-haired Diviner couldn’t handle the combat on her own, as despite her timid demeanor she was a competent fighter. Instead, she left the conflict to her fire-haired companion, as being up close to the killer robots only served to remind her of the strange situation which she’d found herself in. You see, Alva hadn’t always been Alva, and neither had Aloy always been herself either. Over a year ago, they’d been two men from a different world, that she was sure of. They’d bought some game, presumably the one they found themselves in now, and gotten two devices with it, the same ones they were wearing now. They were known as Focus’, allowing the user to communicate with others over long distances and see things which no one else could.

(Minor spoilers for God of War Ragarok and the 2018 game. If you haven’t already, I strongly recommend you play through them, as they're both amazing) When God of War Ragnarok first came out, Alex had bought it almost immediately and played through nearly the whole game within a week, save for the most challenging parts like the Muspelheim Trials and Berserker Graves. He was rather new to the series, with God of War 2018 being the one to initially peak his interest, and as such it was the first one he played. Despite growing to love open worlds, he didn’t play much of the 2018 game besides the main story, although he did quite enjoy it. Kratos and Atreas could certainly be annoying sometimes, both in their own ways, but he loved the intelligent talking head Mimir, and the main villain Baldur was fun in his own insane ways. As someone already very intrigued by Norse mythology, he was able to understand the main pantheon present in the two games, and enjoyed finally being able to kill

It was a lazy day for Max as he found himself stuck indoors. The young man had recently just finished his college assignments and was looking for any opportunity to take it easy after what felt like an eternity of hard work and struggle. To celebrate such a momentous occasion, he decided to relish in his newfound freedom by watching one of his all time favourite TV shows; Star Wars: Rebels. Although he preferred The Clone Wars, Max couldn't deny how much he enjoyed its sequel; especially with its well written storylines and character development. Although he loved the new characters and grew very attached to them, he was more than overjoyed when he found out that his favourite character of all time, the legendary Jedi Ahsoka Tano would also make an appearance during the show. Ever since he first started watching The Clone Wars when he was young, Max was obsessed with the Togruta Jedi. And he didn't even try to hide it. He just loved everything about her; from her incredible