umm, the one without spoiler tag? if its spoiler tag that disturb it, ill try not put it in spoiler next time i saw a good one . . .
like my earlier question to Arcturus, can you see the one without spoiler tag? The Golden Time ones, its the same host as the other.
I can see the golden times one... Dunno why then, the spoiler tag definitely shouldn't have any influence on it...
My guess would be that the other ones aren't direct links to the images tbh... Like how imgur links don't work, but i.imgur links work.
Could be your upload prob. Could be my phone. All I know is that RN I'm just staring at this huge wall of : [_] IMG [_] IMG [_] IMG [_] IMG [_] IMG ... Feelbadman
oh, i didnt think it going to be deleted just like that, i mean, there's the text box for reason to delete, i think the mod have to check it up . . . my bad.
Description Wielding holy artifacts of the old world - like guardians of a forgotten time - the saints of the order of Our Sacred Chalice scour the mist in search of relics and wisdom which survived the war of the Great Horrors. Mysterious and secretive, each saint is a nation of their own, but with unswerving loyalty to each other and their common goal. They are the dedicated keepers of the holy relics and leaders of their devoted retinues of acolytes - orphan children put in service of the greater good. Be it changelings, giants or human. Saints rarely operate near settlements, so the taboos aren't as strict. Life is grim for both acolyte and saint as they often travel uncharted territories in the mist in search of more secrets. No matter what - a saint is not allowed to die. Should their life be threatened, it will be artificially extended through painful, esoteric medical procedures to a degree well beyond what a human body should tolerate. No acolyte would allow their saint to be hurt and would sacrifice their own life without hesitation - as few wish to become the next saint, should their own die. Above them all is the relic itself. No life is worth more than it's safety. Both saint and acolytes are deeply trained in its function, care and operation. Should a saint die, an acolyte will pick it up and become the new Saint. Should a Saint find a new relic, it will be brought back to the order's citadel for study. If it is still operational, an acolyte befitting it's criteria will be chosen to become its saint - and so the order grows. Like a holy congregation, the saints of the Order of Our Sacred Chalice gathers at their citadel deep underground in an ancient mine where they keep their secrets safe and heavily fortified. No one knows how many silver tower bells they have in their possession as no chime has ever been heard. Yet still, the monsters of the mist stay clear and out of their territory. Who knows what secret binds them together so religiously.