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      Oh, Honey,thatâs not what your dead father said last night~

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      Oh, Honey,thatâs not what your dead father said last night~
Aside from me predicting Sinbad will be the final boss and Arba will be demoted to a sidekick or âkilledâ again because obviously Sinbad is so much better
Iâm actually enjoying the enraged fans screaming about her touching Sinbad ( ͥ° ÍĘ ÍĄÂ°)Â
Iâm probably the only person in the entire fandom that ships Hakutoku/Gyokuen(Arba).
BUT I JUSTâ
I know she married him out of convenience for Al Tharmen, of course, and she killed him in cold blood. But I truly, honestly believe she had mixed feelings about him. On one side, she saw him as a puppetâŚbut on the other, she felt confused about how she viewed him, no matter how much she told herself she hated him and he meant nothing to her. She killed him, yes, but Iâm sure he truly loved her, and that still confuses her to this day.
He did mean something to her, because she still remembers him.
Just as she remembers Solomon.
also I do very much hate how clingy Arbakuei is around Davdbad.Â
No. Just...no.
Yes, sheâs working with him to accomplish her goals, but she does plan on disposing of him in an extremely painful way once heâs useless to her, killing him herself. Only then sheâll feel her revenge is truly complete.
BUT SHE STILL HATES DAVID, JUST AS MUCH AS SHE HATES SOLOMON
So her being all clingy and Sinbad being all distant and cold is just a cheap gimmick to make Sinbad look ~cool~ and making it seem heâs doing this for the greater good. idk why Sinbad is doing this, idk why David is doing this, but I DO KNOW ARBA/GYOKUEN HAS ENOUGH SELF-RESPECT GDI
tbh Kouen reminds Gyokuen too much of Koutoku and thatâs definitely not a good thing. If Koutoku hated Gyokuen, she loathed him with all her might.Â
In her mind, she shouldnât even have wasted her time with such a pig, but he was a necessary pawn in her way up the throne.Â
And Kouen resembles his father in many ways, even if heâs not as easy to manipulate. Gyokuen is careful around Kouen, she knows heâs smart, and his pride doesnât cloud his judgement,as it was the case with Koutoku.
Heâs a worthy opponent, but a pest in the end.
             âThe true pleasures         Are achieved only through tortureâ
                   Indie Ren Gyokuen/Arba rp blog                       Sideblog to  @shararrakesa
âYouâre a monsterâ [/dives here]
Alternately: Tell them âYouâre a monsterâ and see how they react.
         Such pure, lovely princess.
      How disgusting.
      She knowsnothing about the world, no matter how much she would like to pretend she hasidea of whatâs going on in her empire. Lovely, pretty Kougyoku is nothing but anotherwaste of space in her palace, another mistakemade by that disgusting pig. She is useless; she has no worth for Gyokuen atall.
     Thus, herwords have no effect whatsoever on the empress. They will never have, no matterwho says them. Why would they, after everything sheâs done? She should feelproud of being someone they fear. Fear is the most powerful weapon she has bynow. That they fear her, that they tremble and curse when they hear her name;that is power.
    And she canfeel the hatred coming from the princess; she can see her rukh flutteringagitated, angry. She hates Gyokuen,and she canât help but find it very much amusing. Does she hate her because ofwho she is, or simply because her brothers do? Such simple creature, cravingfor their recognition. Such pathetichuman being.
     âSuch an interesting thing, that you yell these words at meâŚyet youadoringly kiss the ground darling Kouenwalks on. Isnât he the same as me? If killing is what makes me a monster inyour eyesâŚthen what does that make your dearest brother~? Doesnât he wish forthe same power I possess right now? He would kill me if he could. Yet you donot call him a monster. My, such biasedjudgment you have~â
âYouâre a monsterâ
Alternately: Tell them âYouâre a monsterâ and see how they react.
      âMonster?â
     Once upon atime, that word was used to describe the one person she hated the most. That manwho thought himself above everything, above Illah. Once upon a time, the peopleshe once considered allies, friends,would scream that word at the top of their lungs while fighting, because they believed.  They believed in Solomon, and they believed inwhat David was.
       He was a monster.
     And now, sois she. It doesnât matter what happened in the past, it shouldnât matter tosomeone like her. Yet it does, shecannot forget about the things she did, the things she broke. Does she feel guilty about it? No. someone like her abandoned her conscience, her ability to feel,a long time ago. She acts almost mechanically, because she doesnât allow herselfto feel anymore.
     She is a monster; she has done things only amonster could do. Killing, lying, clawing her way up in Kou as she did with AlTharmen. And to hear him say such a thing brings no surprise to her; she wouldnâthave expected anything more from him. He knows her, he can see through her,just the same as Hakuyuu did. And that will forever be the reason why she lefthim live.
     Her smileis glass, a mask, a perfect portrait of lies behind crimson lips. Would shehave reacted the same way in the past? Would she have reacted the same way if Shebahad said this? If Solomon had saidthis? No, she doesnât want to think about it. They are nothing but bitter memories, corpses piling up in her ladder back to Illah.
     âI wouldsay we all are, somehow~â She doesnâtmove, doesnât blink. âDearest Judar, your disgusting uncle. Yourself. We are all the same, in theend. Does it truly matter? This empire murdered countless soldiers to standwhere it standsâŚwhy donât you go call dearest Kouen a monster as well? Why donât you go call darling Hakuei such a name, she who supportedhis wicked plans?
       We are all rotten; dearest~ we are all monsters. And it wonât take long until you become one as well.â
Tell my muse "You're not a monster" and see how they react.
Alternately: Tell them âYouâre a monsterâ and see how they react.
The question isnât why do I kill people. The question is, why donât I kill everybody?
Okay, so Iâve decided to get this blog back into action, after being hit by a sudden wave of Arba feels.
Why? Iâll explain
I firmly believe that Arba/Gyokuen strongly dislikes her daughter Hakuei. She felt proud of Hakuyuuâs potential, she didnât have any opinions on Hakuren, and with Hakuryuu, he reminded her of Hakuyuu, so she also felt drawn to him and his potential as a fallen warrior.
But with Hakuei is different. Hakuei is good, Hakuei is pure. Hakuei is everything Gyokuen hates, because is everything she was at one point. Think about it, she felt betrayed by Solomon when he became god. She was used all her life by David, she was created by him, someone with shady motives for what he did.
I believe Arba truly trusted Solomon and his cause. Even if it she just joined to destroy David, she cared about Solomon, she considered him a good leader. But she loved Illah more. Because Illah was the creator of Alma Torran, but he wasnât Arbaâs creator. She wanted him to be so, though, reason why she worshipped him so much.Â
Bottom line? Hakueiâs trust in Kouen and his cause mirror Arbaâs own trust in Solomon and his cause, and therefore, Arba/Gyokuen doesnât want to be reminded of how she used to be, reason why she dislikes Hakuei so much.
âOh, sure, my son can destroy the world and annihilate his friends all he wants, but when I do it, I'm called a witch.â
All this talk about her dearest late husband is becoming quite unsettling for her. Which should not be happening. However, unlike with that pig he called brother, Hakutoku had managed to leave an impression on her.
âHe could've been such a high ruler...if only he hadn't gotten in the way. They all proved to be unfit for the roles they should've played. Such a pity, really. They had such potential.â
âMy most beloved dragon, such a shame, that we became so alike in the end...it feels revitalizing, doesn't it? The hatred, the grudge~â he never looked so perfect.
"Maybe i should carve a pretty picture in your flesh~?"
She has to admit, of all the people who couldâve possibly become tainted in such a way, the little child of the whore was certainly not the one expected. Not that she finds it any less amusing, to see her being consumed by hatred and greed and desire for revenge. To watch her try to claw her way to the top, to watch her try to prove her dearest Kouen that sheâs worthy of carrying his blood.
His rukh has truly become beautiful, and Gyokuen canât help but smile, because sheâs become quite a sight. As much the girl hates her, the empress can see their rukhs twirling together in harmony, the darkness filling the room nurtures her with power.
The girl spews her words with venom, and what she intends to be a sadistic streak, which Gyokuen finds truly entertaining. Because it reminds her of a certain someone she knew once, eyes blank and dead and will destroyed, the thought of revenge and hatred clouding her mind.
Such a pity, had she been more powerful, she mightâve become an interesting addition to her little children of darkness. But this girl still had Koutokuâs worthless blood running through her veins, and that made her unfit to be spared a second glance.
They both wear a smile on carmine lips, they both take delight in such encounter. âMy, my, such ugly words coming from my dear Kougyoku~â the rukh around them both is such a wonderful sight. âYou truly have your fatherâs boldness. I do wonder, however, if you will share his fate~? Or perhaps your dearest big brother will? So many battles, so may chances for him not to return~â a soft bat of black eyelashes. âBut now that you are a general, I am sure youâd want to prove yourself useful to dearest KouenâŚdo tell me, would you die for him, dear~?â