I just had the stupidest idea, I wrote up a bunch of stuff last semester (related to genetics and biology, I never got to use it tho :( But I enjoyed writing it) about adaptations and genetic illness. I am interested in biology, proteins and the such, combining the thing I think about at uni with the other thing I also think about at uni sounds fun. My last post about Ianthe and prion disease was really well received so I thought I might write some more in depth posts about necromancy and the Locked Tomb universe. The topics I planned on exploring are:

Dulcinea's Illness, what it might be based on symptoms and the treatments she received in GtN and how it might affected her as a person.

How Harrow might be capable of creating entire skeletons from one bone shard despite it breaking the laws of physics, presenting my theory that the River works as a buffer for necromancers both as a power source and as a temporary holding space for materials they use in their magic. This one always puzzled me and I might've been able to pin down a theory. (There will be a part about why Palamedes and Cam in one body was a problem and why I think they could not be "present" at the same time)

Ianthe's is an another character that is on my mind a lot. In this really cool post by @cemetegee there were a lot of cool ideas I want to explore further and introduce my idea about my other oldest headcanon: Ianthe's potencial albinism, related health issues and my favorite: how this relates to her and Corona's development in the womb. I floated this idea on that post and there was a really good question about why only Ianthe has it, I might be able to answer that.

I really want to make a post about Judith and Varun, because what's happening here is technically parasitism and I really want to get into specifics because I find the idea of it mind boggling.

How Blood of Eden mistreated Judith when she was fighting for her life and they probably broke (potencial) laws about prisoners of war, did the worst possible thing in (almost) every scenario and how terrifying it must've been for Judith to suffer through this, mostly conscious: a medical perspective. This one pissed me off when I read it because it was not even adressed in Nona the Ninth.

About the hole in Gideon/Kiriona's chest (the one that makes her aerodynamic lol) and how Gideon died exactly because it was fucked up and painful and enough a reason for her to be upset at Harrow.

The part in Nona the Ninth were Nona was falling apart on the Ninth, because the descriptions read as if she suffered a high dose of ionizing radiation and the idea that Alecto was able to inflict damage like this... It got me thinking what other abilites Alecto might have (she is the earth, after all).

I might make a post about the murder of Naberius Tern and why I am a bit sceptical that it was Ianthe that killed him (it's a wild ride and just a theory).

I want to explore the limits of lyctoral healing, because I find it interesting how some injuries can instantly heal but others don't. I will reread Harrow the Ninth, collect descriptions of lyctoral healing and compare them to actual data on how tissues like that in human bodies can and should heal. I might also theorize about how necromancy works on living tissue in general.

A post on Noodle the dog because he is a good boi.

I want to read fics where Alecto is acting like a wild animal going into heat and the person graced with her affections is thinking "can the soul of the earth even consent? Am I consenting? Why do I feel like I should run?" - meanwhile Alecto is chewing through the bars of her enclosure to act on ten thousand years of pent up sexual frustration.

And if there aren't any I will have to write it.

The olm is a crazy animal because imagine being this

Bro stop, god accidentally pressed caps lock in the middle when creating you.

I need to cook up a crazy writing style and tell a story about cannibals in a giant soviet bunker complex going through lesbian breakups. Like everybody outside said bunker is just normal but the people inside have eaten enough amygdalas to unlock talking with interdimensional demons they threaten to unleash on the world if they are not left the fuck alone.

Like its an insanely fucked up psychological horror and it has vivid descriptions of people being vivisected and eaten but the focus is on a trans lesbian and her failgirlfriend having relationship troubles. There is a murder sideplot and it literally does not matter because the girls are fighting.

Too many boring romance novels, make them both women and write a "girls want to fit into society but the standards are impossible to meet" plot but the standard is on the spectrum ranging from casual to ranked cannibalism. Write the society they live in female dominated just because.

The hungarian word "elnézést" is so funny because it literally translates to "please look away" and it's a form of apology.

Like you can bump into an old lady on the bus and say "I'm so ashamed please don't even look at this situation" with one word.

Having a polite form of "don't look at it bro" is just funny when I really think about it

this pairing is cursed because Nona will admit Ianthe is acting like an insecure fool and girlfailing all over the place and Nona will still find her crazy attractive - I mean the closest thing to Crown because that's how this happened.