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This is from months ago (yes i do LOVE him THAT much, he's my main 'till i die)
I NEED MORE FANFICS ABOUT HIM RAGHHHHJJJH!!!
Fae
(I use google translate okay.. THE PICTURE IS NOT MINE!!)
First of all, Iâve read several âcharacter studiesâ about Flins on Tumblr, and for the most part I strongly agree with both their questions and their analyses. Oh, how I wish I could analyze a character I love with that level of dedication, writing paragraph after paragraph without getting tired. Unfortunately, since English isnât my first language, I still have to rely on Google Translate to make sure of certain words I donât know. I really admire the people who analyze Flinsâit helps me understand his âcharacterâ on a much deeper and more intentional level than before.
Okay, most people probably already know this, but from Linneaâs story and the website I checked, there are actually several different types of fae. For example:
⢠The Vila
⢠Domovoy
⢠Leshy
⢠Volkodlak
⢠Snegovik
⢠Jack Frosts
There are also less common fae, such as Lantern Fae, Sirens, and Augury Birds.
Thatâs what I found from the website. Then after doing some research:
⢠Vila
According to Natalie Kononenko, vilas are female nature spirits who have an ambivalent relationship with humans. In fairy tales, they may act maliciously (killing people, destroying crops), but they can also help the hero by giving magical objects or mounts. They may also display warrior-like qualities. Theyâre even divided furtherâsome live in forests, some are water nymphs, and others are associated with clouds. I wonder if in Snezhnaya theyâll divide these groups based on their âlegendsâ (like different locations).
⢠Domovoy
They are described as household guardian spiritsâsmall, old-looking beings with glowing eyes who protect families. However, they can become hostile if the household is messy or neglected.
⢠Leshy
A forest guardian. Protector of wild animals, etc. Theyâre even known as shape-shifters.
⢠Volkodlak
A term referring to wolf-like or vampire-like creatures (usually depicted as intelligent but savage beings, whether due to a âcurseâ or other reasons).
⢠Snegovik
Associated with winter. Folklore suggests that a Snegovik has a cold touch that can freeze skin and cause weakness.
⢠Jack Frosts
Often depicted as mischievous sprites or âwinter fairiesâ responsible for cold weather, icy window patterns, and nipped fingers. Originating from Norse traditions (Jokul Frosti), theyâre associated with creating beauty through frost but also bringing harsh cold. One example of this type is none other than Lumi. Because her element leans more toward Geo, unlike other Jack Frosts who tend to have blue tones, it makes Lumi feel âdifferentâ (and you already know the rest).
⢠Augury Bird
One example would be Linnea and her sister. They seem to have wing-like features on their heads, and during their burst, those wings briefly expand (which is both cute and funny at the same time). Linneaâs skin also looks crystal-like and colorful. Based on the name âAugury Bird,â it clearly symbolizes a birdâprobably because of the wings.
⢠Sirens
They tend to use sound/sonic waves to lure their targets. Naturally, theyâre closely associated with the sea.
⢠Lantern Fae
OKAY, this one⌠one of the ones we know bestâwho else if not FLINS! According to the wiki, lantern fae are based on will-oâ-the-wisp.
This type of fae is incredibly interesting. Why? If they ask to âhave your name,â they may literally steal it.
Saying âthank youâ implies a debt that you now owe them. And I REALLY want to emphasize these two points. Just imagine (yes, Iâm talking about Flins) when he casually says, âMay I have your name?ââand someone actually gives their NAME. Or maybe the person instead says, âYou may know my name,â because those two feel different somehow? (Iâm not sure how to explain it.)
I also once read a fanfic where, back when Belyi Tsar still ruled, Flins helped a humanâand when that human tried to thank him, Flins quickly silenced them, saying it would be better not to thank a fae like him.
Because of that, in the trailer itâs said that fae cannot lie. But that doesnât mean they canât twist their words to get what they want. They wonât hesitate to give incomplete information, leading humans to misunderstand and accept something incorrectly. Just like when Flins wanted to âaccuseâ someone in the trailerâhe said that as a lightkeeper, he couldnât possibly be suspected as a âthief,â right?
Flins never said that the journey would be more âterrifyingâ for ordinary humans. And to him, that seems to be something entertainingâeven something that amuses him. This side of him keeps making me think.
The fact that Linnea has a weakness to metal/iron suggests that each type of fae has different weaknesses. Meanwhile, Flins wears a lot of metal and can even go to Aino's place (Which is a place full of metal and iron) without any problem.
Have you ever wondered what would happen if Nikita discovered Flinsâ true identity? Would they research and use metal or iron as a way to prove that Flins is a fae? Also, Flinsâ true form is just a âblue flame,â known as an âazure flame.â He can shapeshift into anything, which explains why he doesnât have the typical pointed ears of a faeâthough he does lack pupils, which is interesting. And it makes me wonder⌠does he actually have a gender? His name is Kyryll Chudomirovich Flins, but does he truly have one? Itâs funny to think that his true form is basically a flame, yet he has a gender. Or maybe he just got used to appearing male and decided, âIâll just be a guy,â which is why he uses he/him pronouns.
But then again, he used to be a noble in Snezhnaya, right? Would he really appear as a noble in his âtrue formâ? I feel like heâs been using his human form since long ago (correct me if Iâm wrong).
(We wonât talk about his sexualityâŚ)
THE POINT IS I AM SO, SO EXCITED FOR SNEZHNAYAâS RELEASE ON AUGUST 12. I really hope that when we use Flins, there will be interesting interactions and new voice lines about that place. After all, he left Snezhnaya after Belyi Tsarâs reign ended.
I NEED 9999+ PARAGRAPHS ABOUT FLINSâ BACKSTORY, HOYO PLEASE!!! I CRAVE MORE!!! I really hope that in Snezhnaya weâll get to learn more about this race. Iâm serious. Iâm so excited and canât wait!
(Thereâs actually a lot more, but most of it has already been discussed by others, so I donât feel the need to write it all out.) THATâS ALL FROM ME.