The Magnus Archives: Season 3

The Magnus Archives #3

by Jonathan Sims

The Magnus Archives is a horror story written by Jonathan Sims, directed by Alexander J. Newall and distributed by Rusty Quill. Sims narrates the stories in-character as the main character, Jonathan Sims, the newly-appointed head archivist of the fictional Magnus Institute; an institution based in London centred on research into the paranormal.

With each chapter released as a podcast episode, The Magnus Archive is structured as a series of statements recorded or written and then recorded for internal research use within The Magnus Institute. At the beginning of each statement, the statement-taker (mainly Jon, the head archivist) provides a brief description of the statement and the name of the statement-maker. Those who give or record statements in the Magnus Institute tend to lapse into a trance-like state not unlike reliving the event.

The third season of the acclaimed and highly popular horror series.

Genres: Horror, Fantasy, Audiobook, Queer, Mystery, Fiction, Adult

322 pages, ebook

Published November 23, 2017

About the author

Jonathan Sims is a writer, performer and games designer whose work primarily focuses on the macabre, the grotesque, and the gentle touch of creeping dread. He is the mind and the voice behind acclaimed horror podcast The Magnus Archives, as well as story-game design duo MacGuffin & Co., and some of your favourite nightmares. He lives in Walthamstow with the two best cats and an overwhelming backlog of books that he really should get round to.

Reviews

[Lara · Rating 5 out of 5]

love is fake and on this world i know only pain.

[jay · Rating 5 out of 5]

Elias ❤️
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I can only repeat myself: Elias ❤️
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3rd listen:

i know past me keeps going on about elias but tbh i'm a Tim stan first, and a human being second

the voice acting for Tim is just so perfect, he's so sarcastic and passive aggressive and it's just *chef's kiss*
i love him
do you think he's doing well on his extended kayaking trip? it's been a while

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4th listen:

"And at last, the Archivist looks up. At last, he looks into the eye that sees all, and knows all, and clutches at the secret terrors of your heart. The Ceaseless Watcher of all that is, and all that was; the voracious, infinite hunger that tears at his soul, invoking him to discover, to observe, to experience all, and everything, and forever."

Elias is so hot when he's creepy

[Xandra (StarrySkyBooks) · Rating 5 out of 5]

Me: I don’t have time for books anymore :(
Also me: *just listened to 5 books worth of this podcast*

[Phantomº · Rating 5 out of 5]

"...I am well aware that you’d do just about anything for him...and I don’t need to read your mind for that one." -Elias

I really really like Elias. He's spilling the tea in every sarcastic/smug way possible and I love his overpowered ass, Ben's voice acting is just to the point at all times.

And let's get to the usual bit:
Jonathan Sims? Genius evil mastermind
Alexander J. Newall? The polar opposite of cinnamon roll Martin that totally deserves hugs and to pet many fluffy animals...he is evil ♥♥♥
Everyone in this awesome production? Too Talented For This World.

P.S. this Elias line: "Let’s have no more clumsy assassination attempts, alright?" he gives no fs and I'm here for it.
Except from Martin, No One Hurts Martin... NO ONE HURTS MARTIN, Do You Hear This Sims? I'm patient Jon, I truly am, but Please.

[lupo ⋆.˚⟡ ࣪ ˖ · Rating 5 out of 5]

i swear at this point the only thing i'm sure of is that i want to beat elias to death.

[rain · Rating 5 out of 5]

I'm glad that this is the first podcast I've ever listened to. Now my standards are incredibly high because the production + the storyline of TMA is insanely good. I don't think anything else can ever compare 😭

[chrysa · Rating 5 out of 5]

i don't have anything to say except: martin <3

[Eliot · Rating 5 out of 5]

Ahhh this season was as incredible as Martin (please let him be ok)

[Hamed Manoochehri · Rating 5 out of 5]

تا انتهای فصل سوم، بهترین اپیزودهای مجموعه مربوط به این فصل بودن. نمیدونم چطور در فقط با یک هفته فرصت تونسته همچین شاهکارهای خلق کنه واقعا!
اپیزود آخر یه حال و هوای Harrow the Ninth-طوری داشت که خیلی خوشم اومد. یه اپیزود هم به تورک آتوماتا اشاره داشت و قبلش هم به شخصیت با الهام از تارانتینو. هیچ لحظه‌ای از این مجموعه تکراری یا کلیشه‌ای نیست.

[spalanai ⛤ · Rating 5 out of 5]

"And at last, the Archivist looks up. At last, he looks into the eye that sees all, and knows all, and clutches at the secret terrors of your heart. The Ceaseless Watcher of all that is, and all that was; the voracious, infinite hunger that tears at his soul, invoking him to discover, to observe, to experience all, and everything, and forever."

lemme breathe now. wtf.

well, hello hello hello, i am unwell! finished season 3 a few minutes ago and i am grieving. i saw it coming but i am genuinely grieving. my husband ohhhhh my beautiful beautiful husband i will miss your voice so much darling i miss you already sweetheart in my head you’re enjoying a vacation idc<33

anywhoooo ELIAS. ELIAS DOUCHEARD. he has me frothing at the mouth for being such a mean lil b*tch AND because he’s so smoking smart omg. bless your voice, ben meredith 🛐

jonny is so pathetic in this season i lovee it. a lot of whining and whimpering and getting kidnapped. as for martin, he’s a lil birdie<3

alsoooo WUH LUH WUH??? basira?¿??? andd gerard my pretty emo boy is trans rep!!! (im tryna cope y'all)

that’s it. those are the thoughts. may the ceaseless watcher forever cringe at my reviews and my fanart lmao. gonna start season 4 in vacations. need time and space and a really good lemonade at the moment.

as for the ratings of the episodes, 5 is a favourite, 4 is brilliant, and 3 is fairly great. it's not really in a strict sense but loosely based on how much i enjoyed it at the time :)

(5/5) MAG 81: A Guest For Mr. Spider
(5/5) MAG 82: The Eyewitnesses
(5/5) MAG 83: Drawing A Blank
(4/5) MAG 84: Possessive
(4/5) MAG 85: Upon the Stair
(5/5) MAG 86: Tucked In
(5/5) MAG 87: The Uncanny Valley
(5/5) MAG 88: Dig
(4/5) MAG 89: Twice as Bright
(4/5) MAG 90: Body Builder
(5/5) MAG 91: The Coming Storm
(5/5) MAG 92: Nothing Beside Remains
(3/5) MAG 93: Contaminant
(4/5) MAG 94: Dead Woman Walking
(5/5) MAG 95: Absent Without Leave
(5/5) MAG 96: Return to Sender
(5/5) MAG 97: We All Ignore the Pit
(5/5) MAG 98: Lights Out
(5/5) MAG 99: Dust to Dust
(5/5) MAG 100: I Guess You Had To Be There
(4/5) MAG 101: Another Twist
(4/5) MAG 102: Nesting Instinct
(5/5) MAG 103: Cruelty Free
(5/5) MAG 104: Sneak Preview
(4/5) MAG 105: Total War
(3/5) MAG 106: A Matter Of Perspective
(3/5) MAG 107: Third Degree
(4/5) MAG 108: Monologue
(3/5) MAG 109: Nightfall
(5/5) MAG 110: Creature Feature
(5/5) MAG 111: Family Business
(3/5) MAG 112: Thrill of the Chase
(4/5) MAG 113: Breathing Room
(3/5) MAG 114: Cracked Foundation
(5/5) MAG 115: Taking Stock
(5/5) MAG 116: The Show Must Go On
(5/5) MAG 117: Testament
(5/5) MAG 118: The Masquerade
(5/5) MAG 119: Stranger and Stranger
(5/5) MAG 120: Eye Contact

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[Sara · Rating 4 out of 5]

It’s amazing how much you can ignore when you keep your head in a book.

چی بگم ازش؟
از اینکه اون وسط به دلایلی دیگه گوش ندادم و اینقدر گذشت که مجبور شدم تقریبا تمام فصل رو دوباره گوش کنم تا تو محیط قرار بگیرم؟
از اینکه اطلاعات بیشتری راجع به فضا و منشأ و دنیاشون متوجه شدیم و اسم گذاری کردن؟

وای چقدر کاراکتر‌ها خوب پرداخته شده بودند!
آخر هر فصل حجم صدایی زیاد میشه و برا من به شخصه این موضوعش اذیت کننده میشه ولی خب کاملا می‌ارزه.
چقدر حرف‌های خوبی اون وسط می‌گفت.
ٱلی مرسی بابت معرفی!

The hardest thing to imagine, to really get your head around, is, is the scale at which the universe operates. You can drill down so small that you reach particles and building blocks that your brain simply can’t connect to. The physical reality that you inhabit, the fact that the vast majority of your own body is empty vacuum space, filled only with the weak forces that are binding you disparate atoms to one another – that can only really be understood on an intellectual level. To really internalize that thought, to believe it, would be too much for most people.
-106

And the other end – the sheer size at which the universe operates – literally cannot be fully conceptualized by the human mind. We have to reduce it to factors, or long strings of comparative zeros. Most people can’t even properly appreciate the size of our own planet, seeing only in crudely-rendered diagrams or maps. But compared to us, the planet is immense. More than large enough for the swell of humanity to grow, and ultimately extinguish itself.
-106

In truth, we are so much closer to the tiny, mindless atoms that make up our bodies than we are to a universe so enormous that fully imagining it is simply impossible.
-106

I do not believe in God. I can’t believe that a being with such limitless power and knowledge would still notice humanity, would understand or care about its existence.
-106

But I keep thinking back to an old professor of mine, back when I briefly studied neuroscience. Talking about consciousness, about how we still don’t honestly know what it is, where it comes from, what aspect of the brain makes it possible. And I wonder if there might not be consciousnesses out there so far beyond our comprehension that we could not properly recognize them as such. Minds so strange and colossal that we would never know they were minds at all. Perhaps, out there in the endless vast, they would not notice or recognize us in return.
-106

این کوئت ها که ازش اوردم زیاد داستان رو لو نمی‌دن و حرف‌های کلی‌ای هستن. به ترتیب اپیزودها آوردم ولی قاعدتا اگه به اسپویل خیلی حساسید نخونید.

Maybe we’re all just broken inside, unable to really grasp the difference between fictional people, and people we just don’t know. They’re all just abstract ideas we’re happy to have suffer for our enjoyment.
-109


It’s odd, isn’t it? Sleep. That you can never remember or fully pin down the exact moment you lose consciousness. Just lying there, waiting to find yourself in a dream without the first clue or interest in how or when you got there. Or to find your eyes closed and force them open to sunlight and morning, only realising that sleep has happened in retrospect. I wonder if… death is the same way? No clear dividing line, just… gone, only to realise after it’s happened, except for the fact that there isn’t an after. Is that a comforting thought or a terrifying one? Depends on who you are, I suppose.
-113


if you don’t like something, you accept it and you adapt, or you fight and you change it. Whining doesn’t help.
-117

It’s amazing how much you can ignore when you keep your head in a book.
-117


+: None of this is real.
-: But it is! Just because you don’t understand doesn’t mean it’s a lie.
-119


در اصل فقط این پایینی یکم اسپویل دار می‌تونه باشه:
And at last, the Archivist looks up. At last, he looks into the eye that sees all, and knows all, and clutches at the secret terrors of your heart. The Ceaseless Watcher of all that is, and all that was; the voracious, infinite hunger the tears at his soul, invoking him to discover, to observe, to experience all, and everything, and forever.
It stares into him, and it stares out of him, and he is falling into the devouring eternity of its pupil. He wants to cry out in horror, but he cannot.
-120

[atria · Rating 5 out of 5]

i love how everyone is absolutely pathetic in this season except elias lol

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ok but are we ready to talk about the fact that season 3 had arguably the most well written episodes in the tma run?

like we had mag 85: upon the stair (fucking beautiful episode) & mag 86: tucked in (my favourite episode of all time if we exclude finales probably) back to back. we got backstories, we got recurring characters being evil, we got gerard keay the loml, we got explanations and oh, how can i forget canon asexual jon & martin having a crush on him confirmed!! also that finale was just- ugh.

also upon re-listen you get to establish so many parallels between characterizations of jon vs. other characters and it's just so mind-blowing that jonny sims really had it planned out from the start!!

tma literally changed my brain chemistry fr fr.

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johnny sims actually doesn't know how to write a bad plot. like he's just physically incapable of doing so.

[Katie · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fourth Read August 2025: I actually didn’t hate Tim this go around as much as I usually do.

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Third Read March 2023 (3/5): My favourite character in the entire series is without a doubt Gerry Keay. There’s just something about a goth/emo sad boy with a lot of depth behind all the black clothes (a la Kaz Brekker, Andrew Minyard, etc.).

My least favourite character this season was Tim. I found him so insufferable and was so happy when he died. Every time his voice popped up I rolled my eyes and knew I was in for the most insufferable and dramatic lines of dialogue.

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Re-read August 2021 (4/5): This really picked up in the back half after a semi-lackluster first half. Also can I just say Gerry Keay is absolutely my favorite character in the show now.

Favorite Episodes: 81, 86 (scariest), 100, 101, 103, 106, 107, 108, 109, 111, 112, 114, 116, 118

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First Read July 2020 (5/5): This was far and away better than season two. I love how all of the threads are just coming together.

Some random thoughts on this season: Jon is big stupid and I can’t believe he’s the one who has to save the world, Martin is literally the cutest bean in the world and must be protected at all costs, and I didn’t get the hype about Elias before, but this season I did and I can say with confidence that he is, in fact, sexy.

[cryptid jade · Rating 5 out of 5]

please jonathan,,,,,,, i like pain but please this was,,,

[ivana · Rating 5 out of 5]

10/10 emotional damage

[daria · Rating 5 out of 5]

i think all my problems would simply disappear if i could like hug martin for 10 minutes

[Para (wanderer) · Rating 5 out of 5]

Holy shit. Holy fuck. Best season yet. Extremely good writing. Elaborate psychological torture aimed at me specifically, 10/10, season finale nearly did me in. I need everyone to join me.

I thought the previous season started strong, but this is a whole another level. Nothing but absolute bangers straight from the start. I felt like I’d been punched in the face repeatedly by the third episode, and then it got worse. And worse again. No punches pulled, no holds barred. The characters can’t catch a break and neither can we. And it’s, I can’t overstate this enough, so incredibly good.

After the conclusion of season 2, Jon finds himself framed for murder and pretty sure he lost his job as Head Archivist. But even though he’s living with an old friend for the moment, the statements keep arriving, he keeps recording them anyway, and he’s desperate to know what is the mysterious sender is trying to tell him. Meanwhile at the Archives, Martin and a new employee take over the recording while Jon is absent. Tim is still incredibly depressed.

The statements remain an integral part of episodes of course, but this season starts playing with the format a lot more, we get a real variety of narrators, and there is so much dialogue. Love to see it. The archive crew is no longer just reacting to whichever horrors happen to find them (though there is plenty of that), but also actively pursuing information. Jon, the universe’s favourite punching bag, naturally gets hurt a lot in the process, but at least we finally get a few answers and a glimpse of the bigger picture.

Most of all, the third season is intense, in the best possible way. Even though the pacing is much faster, it took me longer than either of the previous two because I couldn’t listen to more than a handful of episodes before I had to take a break to sit down and process what I heard and read. (I’m listening the entire way through now, but I still need transcripts to anchor my attention.) Between the lore drops, the drama at the archive, and Jon actively putting himself in situations non-stop, it’s A Lot. And gods help you if you didn’t pay attention in season 1 because all those seemingly unconnected names and stories? Yeah.

Oh! And it’s also as good as confirmed in this season that Jon is sex repulsed asexual and biromantic. As someone who is pretty much the same (somewhat more towards the aromantic end of the spectrum, but whatever), it means so indescribably much to me. Not only the casual inclusion, but also the facts that it’s 1) the protagonist, 2) an extremely well-written, complex character, 3) in a very intense horror story. Not infantilized in the slightest. I needed that. Of course I’ve seen asexual characters before, but…never like this. Never this resonant. I don’t even care that he and everyone else will probably meet some horrible fate because that’s the nature of the setting. It means the world.

The balance between lighter and darker moments is still as good as it was in season 2, and it’s clear why everyone jokes that The Magnus Archives is a workplace comedy. Because in between the horrors, with the characters getting to interact even more? It’s absolutely hilarious. And, to my delight, this season in particular is also not afraid to get surreal and artsy and weird. The finale in particular reminded me of The Longest Night from The Gray House . I had no idea what was going on and loved every second of it.

What I didn’t expect was the overarching plot introducing some straight up high fantasy tropes in horror clothes. The way it plays with the idea of a Chosen One and world-threatening stakes…I was a little apprehensive at first, it was jarring, but you know what? By now, I’m sure it’s going somewhere thoughtful, fucked up, and interesting. Besides, the fact that it’s happening halfway through the series means that we’ll get to see the full fallout (always something I love) and I’m still completely in the dark about what the real, season 5 ending could be. (Well, except heartbreaking. I’m sure of that.)

With the end of season 2, we also get introduced to the taxonomy of different powers, or fears. It’s another aspect that made me raise an eyebrow when it first showed up – but no, it’s not a rigid magic system, thanks fuck. Taxonomy is the right term. The structure is externally imposed by people wanting to sort the supernatural into neat little boxes (though obviously cults centering on one fear or another have arisen, so also adjacent to the idea of different pantheons) and it can change over time.

But that’s the thing about trust when an author has proven to you that he has the skill to match his audacity and the willingness to dig into the themes and avoid shortcuts. A story that should not have ever been my thing (strong dislike of short stories, fear of worms, and audio processing issues) won me over so completely on the strength of writing and characters alone. Some tropes that set off alarm bells simply because I’m a cynic who’s read too much mediocre fantasy are nothing.

Now, back to enjoying (?) season 4 😁

Enjoyment: 5/5
Execution: 5/5

Recommended to: emotional masochists with a weakness for workplace comedy, fellow fans of acid trip/fever dream sequences, anyone looking for explicitly asexual protagonists (biromantic)
Not recommended to: well…I honestly don’t know, at this point I’m trying to get absolutely everyone I can to join me

Content warnings: major ones for gore/torture, addiction, spiders, suicide, self-harm, body horror, unreality; minor one for animal cruelty (in a statement)

More reviews on my blog, To Other Worlds.

[roman :) · Rating 5 out of 5]

Statement of Mia, regarding her listening of The Magnus Archives, details taken and recorded directly from subject on the 18th Sept. 2021.

Statement Begins.

i.. i listened to this in less than 24 hours. that says something, i guess. the first- this podcast is amazing. the second- i have too much free time.

Statement Ends.

Supplemental.

[please don’t kill off any more of my favourite characters. thanks, ceaseless watcher]

[Marina · Rating 5 out of 5]

Oh.
My.
God.

[roosmarijn · Rating 5 out of 5]

Holy shet

[Paula · Rating 5 out of 5]

this is the best season, might elaborate at some point

[n · Rating 5 out of 5]

5/5 easily the best season yet

[urwa · Rating 5 out of 5]

Emotional devastation with clown vibes.

And at last, the Archivist looks up. At last, he looks into the eye that sees all, and knows all, and clutches at the secret terrors of your heart. The Ceaseless Watcher of all that is, and all that was; the voracious, infinite hunger the tears at his soul, invoking him to discover, to observe, to experience all, and everything, and forever.

This might be the best season of The Magnus Archives yet. the season finale was absolutely bonkers and such a wild ride. Kudos to the entire team at Rusty Quill for delivering such a great performance. The finale really made me wish TMA had a visual aspect to it because so much was happening. The circus music, Nikola Orsinov, Gertrude and Litener, amazing sound editing and voice acting. Beware because this review will contain spoilers for season 1 and 2. Spoilers for season 3 will be hidden in the spoiler tag.

I genuinely loved the character progression this season. While Season 2 was weaker in terms of character development but had a lot of plot progression, I loved Season 3 for how much the character grew! Jon coming into his Archivist powers was a delight to read. Elias was probably the MVP of the show. Ben Meredith came to the recording studio and ate that shit up. Elias, though being such a fucked up scary boss villain came across as so charming and sexy. I put the entire blame on Ben ofc. Martin really started to get some agency this season which was nice to see. He's still a lovable idiot (the season 4 teaser trailer had me sobbing) but I'm glad he's starting to become more proactive. Tim's entire arc from season 1 to season 3 was just so damn sad. I loved him in season 2 and he was fast becoming my fav character on the show, but his angsty teenager persona, which I correlate to the Desolation started to get annoying by the end. Still his ending made me tear up, especially his last words to Jon really HURT!.
I loved how Basira got out of the unknowing by being cool-headed and thinking stuff through. Now that Tim is dead, I think Basira might be my new fav character. Daisy going absolutely feral Hunter mode had me cackling, and I'm pretty sure it's not the last we've seen of her. Her getting nailed into the coffin was seriously terrifying!

the voice acting is something i feel like I have to remark on once again. Alex's portrayal of Martin's reading statements was just so fucking good. You can hear him shedding Martin's bubbly persona and adopting the Archivist tone to the point that at times I would forget that it isn't Jon reading statements. His flattened intonations really work to convey the beholdings hold on him and it was very creepy.
MAG 120, the finale narrated by Elias felt like a fever dream (hehe) but it was so spooky! The writing was brilliant and probably the best finale the show has done yet. IDK if Peter Lukas' arrival is an ill omen or not (considering this is a horror podcast I would say it is lol) but I love his jolly demeanour despite the distortion his presence causes on the tapes.

Onto Season 4!
Favourite Episodes this season:
MAG 81 A Guest For Mister Spider
MAG 85 Upon A Stair
MAG 86 Tucked In
MAG 91 The Coming Storm
MAg 92 Nothing Beside Remains
MAG 100 I Guess You Had To Be There
MAG 101 Another Twist
MAG 105 Total War
MAG 106 A Matter of Perspective
MAG 107 Third Degree
MAG 108 Monologue
MAG 111 Family Business
MAG 116 The Show Must Go On
MAg 118-120 (3 part season finale)


before listening
I am TRYING to savour this as much as possible and not finish every season in a week but I'm scared I'll forget all the details, and I want to know what happens next SO BADLY, and I also don't want to be spoiled but I also want to look at fan art and fan theory..... SIGH

[Luisa · Rating 4 out of 5]

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[Ilse · Rating 4 out of 5]

"The audience is only safe when the story isn't about them."

Might become a vegetarian, never travel the London tube at night, and have a profound fear of mannequins now.

[Marta · Rating 4 out of 5]

40 episodes in 2 days, who am i

[Nell · Rating 5 out of 5]

I have a problem and his name is Elias.

I hate how attracted to him I am, when he is obviously such a red flag.

Beyond my issue, I loved this season too. The statements were less horror, but the story and characters were so clear. I ached for everything Tim was going through, his anger real and heartbreaking. Sweet Martin is trying so hard, and it's so obvious and he is the goodest egg and deserves better.

I've read reviews that people think the FMCs are trying too hard to be "tough" or "sexy" and I feel like I'm not listening to the same things. Melanie is angry and hurt and lashing out. Basira is coping but also is loving reading and her excitement for knowledge is something I resonate with so deeply. Daisy is the "hardest", but she's very controlled and precise and no BS, and still different from the others. Georgie is my fucking favourite, she's the best of friends, she cares and is worried and sure she gets snappy but that doesn't make her hard or sexy, it makes her *concerned*, and people need to start learning emotional depth I think.

I appreciated that they had a person of Chinese ancestry to play the Chinese person in the chapters. People thought they were being racist but apparently people don't know how to do simple research.

Anyway. Elias. I know there are people that get me, and honestly, we all need help ❤️‍🔥

[Kaya Reads · Rating 5 out of 5]

Well, this was quite the circus.
Literally.

Supplemental: somebody get my sweet Martin outta there please?

Supplemental supplemental: omg I am now having massive doubts. What if Martin is NOT Martin?!!

[Chloe Deschamps · Rating 5 out of 5]

dont get it twisted my 5 star rating does not reflect the utter rage and despair in my heart right now

[Lex · Rating 5 out of 5]

listening to the magnus archives isn’t enough i need to become an avatar of the vast