#c:eon

[moodybites]

Lol well

While Eon is often seen in their female form, I’ve thought about a design for their male form (for during the few times they’ve probably had to present as male). 

I was also thinking that Rae probably has his name legally changed and that his actual name is very normal (and not edgy at all lol)

While Puck got his...bountiful gifts from Eon, his face-specifically his nose and eyes-he got from Rae.

Which means that Rae is basically a skinny, dark haired, version of Puck. (which is amusing for many reasons lol)

Eon probably has a similar nose shape to Pitch. 

I’m also thinking that Eon is probably the demon equivalent of a business celebrity and their name is often found throughout the demon world and the mortal world. 

Also just thinking how Eon probably approves of Puck moving to the suburbs but Rae is properly horrified and wondering why his son is living like a peasant. 

[pelle-lavellan-a]

@secretsandhushedwhispers from X

Pelle’s ears drooped like a sad puppy. Here he was about to reminisce on his days as a teenage back home in the Marches, but now he suddenly felt a little sad. The elf glanced up at the qunari with a solemn expression on his face saying nothing for a few long and silent minutes before breaking eye contact and giving a sigh.

“Well Eon--” Maker how was he going to make a lesson of this. “If I were to allow the hard truth that my wife is dead drag down any other memories we had together, I would never be able to look back on the good times we had together.”

Thinking about Aela did make him a little sad, if he were to say it didn’t still break his heart a little he’d be a liar. But that didn’t negate all the good times they had. It didn’t make the mangled dandelion flower crown she made him the night he got his vallaslin any less sweet, it didn’t make their first kiss any less meaningful, and all the other ridiculous adventures both good and bad meant no less to him just because she was dead--if anything it meant he cherished all of those things even more.

“I’m not trying to be a downer, but bad memories don’t make good ones worse--it’s just in how you look at it.”