Limsa for SMN!Desi, Sharlayan for Alex!
Desiderio Bolton
1. Does your character enjoy the sea?
“It’s not so bad! Considering I went to a school in a nation surrounded by the sea, it’s hard to dislike it. The smell’s rather nice, the waves are relaxing to listen to…though I’m afraid I don’t have the stomach to be out on the seas for long. Sailing just isn’t for me, sorry!”
2. How does your character feel about piracy?
“Hmm….I’m not keen on it, but I admit there have been instances where piracy has been good! For instance, the Admiral’s current laws on piracy has it that pirates are encouraged to raid Garleans, and I know that there have been and still are pirates who follow a code of honor. In the end, piracy has its place.”
3. Is your character adventurous?
“Hah! That’s like asking if the sun sets and rises! If I wasn’t adventurous, I wouldn’t have even left my house! I’d still be a little bum in Gridania, ehehe!”
Alex Vieuxpont
13. How important is formal education to your character?
“As a diplomat for Ishgard, I say yes. As as duelist, I still say yes.
….But personally, I think that formal education has still only taught me so much. A lot of what I have learned came from experience. Formal education is good for preparing one for the beginning, but experience will always teach one much more than a lesson in a safe space. That’s not to say one should forego formal education entirely, though. Please, get a teacher.”
14. Is your character secretive?
“Hmhm. What do you think?”
15. How does your character view magic?
“Magic is a tool, much like a sword or a spear. It is versatile, and can achieve many things. Destruction or succor, it is ultimately up to the wielder. But it is very dangerous, as the War of the Magi proved. If used irresponsibly, it will wreak havoc not only on the user, but on anything around them - be it their environment, or other people. Experimentation is extremely dangerous, and those who try are either brave, or fools.
Ah, but don’t be mistaken. I think magic is fantastic. It just has to be in the right hands.”
















