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When you sit down to start writing again after a six year break and end up falling down a rabbit hole researching minor locations that no one but you will appreciate. By the time you climb out the rabbit hole, you know way too much about the former Sardinian royal family, have multiple pictures of castles saved in your folder and have written precisely 285 words of the actual wip, none of which have anything to do with what you were looking up.
Ambrose: Why are ice breathing dragons better than fire breathing dragons?
Yoshihiro: Go away
Ambrose: Because they're cool.
Yoshihiro: Go away before I use you as an example for how to bury a body.
Ambrose: Which queen couldn't stop drinking?
Ji-hoon:...
Tadamasa: I swear to god I'll cut you.
Ambrose: Elizabeth the thirst
Ji-hoon: *snorts*
Tadamasa: Where's my knife?
Ambrose: Why should you be careful when it's raining cats and dogs?
Shun: Don't
Mohammed: Why?
Shun: You had to ask.
Ambrose: Because you might step in a poodle
Mohammed:...
Shun: Get out.
If there’s one thing Ambrose hates, it’s not knowing the answer. A genuine moment of confusion where he’s left fumbling for a reply. It happens most in social situations, and who can blame him? What is the right thing to say to the right person at the right time? It’s no wonder he sticks to the fringes, staying out of sight. It’s got absolutely nothing to do with the fact he’s just dropped something lethal in a passing glass and doesn’t want anyone to remember his face or name -- not that he gives his real one. Still, he hates not knowing. It sends his lip curling like it’s misidentified with the ones on his head. Ignorance. An unfavourable comparison and expectation to his Rom heritage that lacking an answer equals lacking intelligence. Ambrose hates not knowing. So, it’s natural that when a target takes an interest in him he has to know why. There’s nothing odd in that. He’s doing his job. Knowledge is power, so Hisakawa Kagegorou says.
Aesthetic by @guardians-of-las-vyxen
Brotherhood Facts
Ambrose is the reason why people think too much potassium from eating bananas can kill you.
Poison can be quick or slow. You think you prefer a swift removal of your problem. However, what sticks in people's minds longer? The sudden and suspicious death of a healthy young woman or someone who grew sick and had a quiet passing? It's your choice, but I know which I would pick.
Ambrose Fewtree
Master poisoner for the Brotherhood, Ambrose Fewtree goes by many names, though his unremarkable face means he rarely needs to use them. Ask anyone what he looks like and a vague description is the answer. He uses this to his advantage, slipping in and out of places, adding a drop of this or a smidgen of that to someone’s food or drink or whatever the requirements his employer demands. No one ever noticed him. Until he met Vera.
