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talk about us ( accepting ) | @charyka / @fadedforthem
What they define their relationship with your muse as: I feel that the only thing that is keeping these two from tearing each other apart through their throats and fists is really the fact that neither of them is at their full strength and that they see usefulness in each other’s resources. Their end goals are not quite the same beyond the ‘tear down the veil’ and that makes for a very thin line between ally and ‘let me slash your throat’. Until now they can be polite to each other, they just tend to throw a lot of jabs around.
Something they like about your muse: His face, I think that’s literally about it. She refuses to even acknowledge anything beyond that, he is not even a person, not a god, he’s basically a very good looking trash bag of an elf.
Something they dislike about your muse: Destroying the world was a pretty shitty thing to do in her opinion.
Their first impression of your muse: She didn’t know that he was Fen’harel ( because I think that even if they had met in battle before the world went up in flames that they’d both use armour/helmets that would protect their faces ). Even the faces of the Gods were probably not common knowledge. So she just found it very odd that someone that has a bare face would know so much about elvhen culture and would have such opinions about blood magic as he does. He still finds his ‘know-it-all’ attitude insufferable.
Their impression of your muse now: Allies until it can’t hold anymore, she respects his intelligence though she is growing more and more to want to punch him in the face while fully knowing that he will not care. She doesn’t use Solas the same way that he never really called him that during Inquisiton ( if she was recruited ) though she no longer call his ‘apostate’ and calls him Fen’harel instead.
How they feel about your muse: If there is a bigger word for unending hatred and resentment while also being keenly aware that he is one of the last of the People, that’s the word. Think an anger that has been brewing for the past 6000 years and finally being faced with the person that is the source of it.
Something they are hiding from your muse: I guess what would be more common would be her past before she became one of the Faithful. To make sure that he only sees her a mindless pawn, mainly because it is easier to deal with pure hatred with shades of grey. Though, when he meets Manala and understands what it means that the priestess named anyone, the priestess first is scared and then might get ideas on how to use this to her advantage.
Something they wish they could to tell your muse: Drop off the edge of the earth please, leave her and her People alone, if Fen’harel even look at my people the wrong way I will put a muzzle on him.
What they define their relationship with your muse as: Non existent, she doesn’t like being in his presence, she doesn’t like talking to him and she certainly doesn’t like knowing that he is breathing the same air as she does. Anyone from Tevinter makes her feel on edge, add that with being a smart ass and someone that has zero respect for other’s comfort ( though she does the exact same thing to other people so she shouldn’t really speak about these things ).
Something they like about your muse: As of right now there’s nothing that she really likes, she likes it when he stays away with his eyes away from her.
Something they dislike about your muse: Pretty much him breathing, she can’t stand being in his presence and that whole sleek attitude that he has, makes her feel that he is constantly either trying to get on her good graces or to manipulate her ( or worse, to purely annoy her ).
Their first impression of your muse: Tevinter scum.
Their impression of your muse now: Tevinter scum that talks far too much why did the inquisitor think this was a good idea? Creators, why.
How they feel about your muse: Urgh, urgh, urgh, yikes. He makes her skin crawl and not in a good way.
Something they are hiding from your muse: Anything and everything but it’s not something conscious, it just comes from her wish to not even associate with him.
Something they wish they could to tell your muse: She would not tell him anything.