Wei Xiaoyu's Personal Work

In the photo booth, Rarity was very concerned about how she would look in the photos. She was constantly adjusting her hair and outfit. Applejack just rolled her eyes and told her to relax. Meanwhile, Fluttershy was quietly waiting for her turn. When it was finally her turn, she managed to smile sweetly. The girls took turns in different combinations, and the photo booth was filled with their laughter and chatter as they created a collection of photos that showed their unique friendship.

No. 'Gone Girl' is a fictional story created by Gillian Flynn. Although it may feel very real and relatable in many aspects, it is not based on a true event.

Yes, there are quite a few. Some 'Harry Potter' fanfictions explore the concept of dragonesses in various ways. They might be part of a new adventure for Harry and his friends, or they could be characters with their own unique backstories and abilities. For example, in some fanfictions, a dragoness could be a guardian of a hidden magical place that Harry and his friends need to access for a certain quest.

One possible story could be that Nikita and Michael are living in a safe house after leaving their dangerous past behind. They discover they are going to have a baby. Michael is initially overprotective, not wanting Nikita to take any risks. Nikita, on the other hand, is determined to still be involved in their fight against the remaining threats while pregnant. As the pregnancy progresses, they face challenges from old enemies who try to use the baby as leverage. But they manage to overcome everything, and when the baby is born, it brings a new sense of hope and family to their lives.

There's 'Time Warp with Kiribaku' which has a unique take on time travel. In this fic, Kirishima accidentally activates a time - traveling quirk during a battle. As they travel through different time periods, they face various challenges together and their relationship deepens. It has some really exciting action scenes.

One obscure fantasy novel is 'The Gormenghast Trilogy' by Mervyn Peake. It's set in a vast, decaying castle filled with strange characters and complex power dynamics. Another is 'The Book of the New Sun' by Gene Wolfe. It has a unique, complex narrative and a very different kind of world - building. And 'Lud - in - the - Mist' by Hope Mirrlees is also great. It blends the real world with a magical, fairy - like realm in a really interesting way.

Sure. Take the example of 'Trunki'. It's a ride - on suitcase for kids. The inventor came to Dragons Den with his idea. The dragons were initially skeptical as it was a relatively new concept. But the inventor was able to clearly explain the market need for such a product - parents looking for fun and practical travel items for their children. One of the dragons decided to invest. With that investment, Trunki was able to improve its production process, expand its marketing, and soon it became a very popular product. It's now sold in many countries around the world, and has even won awards for its design. It shows how a unique idea can find success with the right support from Dragons Den.

One common theme is the exploration of reality and perception. In many of his stories, like 'The Invention of Morel', he plays with the idea of what is real and what is not.

It's likely that this graphic novel will use the concept of clouds as a visual and thematic device for emotions. Clouds can be fluffy and light like positive emotions or dark and heavy like negative ones. The story might revolve around a person's journey through different emotional landscapes, with the art style enhancing the mood of each emotion. For example, soft pastels for happy emotions and darker shades for melancholy. It could also explore how emotions interact with each other, just as clouds can merge or push against one another in the sky.

There could be new features like a more advanced monster taming system. It might allow for better customization of tamed monsters in terms of appearance and abilities.