Hello!! These two paragraphs got me thinking;
If Aiden is one of the few that can see Frank, and the others in the village only have an idea of what Frank looks like; if Aiden asks, would Frank ever allow him to draw them? Then the village would know what they look like instead of just having a general idea of it?
Also, will Aiden ever learn that Wally is a deity in this AU or will he remain oblivious to it? I imagine Wally would tell him accidentally in some off handed comment and then Aiden would have a realisation moment and start treating Wally with like.. more respect (reverence?)? Then Wally would have to tell him that he can keep treating him normally
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Frank would! He doesn’t mind being properly represented, and Aiden seemed so excited too…
Though his art skills in this lifetime leave room for improvement, they can sort of understand it! And Aiden corrects where he can.
His home is actually the few that have the most accurate depiction of Frank, but that doesn’t make him care for the others any less. His statue is in his temple a top a mountain and inside a cave, surrounded by butterflies and bugs.
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As for your second query, yes! Aiden finds out Wally is a deity a little further into the relationship, but before they start to date. I imagine it happening on a walk together, Aiden being so confused by how curious Wally is, as if he’s never been on land before. And when asking, Wally just tells him, he trusts him, he knows Frank wouldn’t just choose anyone. At first Aiden wouldn’t believe him, does he look dumb? And Wally wouldn’t try so hard to convince him, he knows it’ll happen in due time. And it does, Aidens gut tells him so and he follows the sirens call one day, seeing it was Wally in his deity form…Hehe, and yes, Aiden does freak out at first but Wally reassures him to not treat him any different as before. Takes a bit, but he does. He was his friend to him before he was a deity to him. And it’s not hard to keep his secret either, Wally can easily blend in as the friendly stranger welcomed in, and overall very few find out the truth.