WHOPEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Sound familiar, sir???👁👄👁 *casually throws a tarantula at ur face and runs away*
“Why are you mocking m- AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH!?”

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WHOPEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Sound familiar, sir???👁👄👁 *casually throws a tarantula at ur face and runs away*
“Why are you mocking m- AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH!?”
Mini rant: I hate when people blame Jamil for enabling Kalim’s incompetence, like he wants Kalim to be helpless so he can control him or whatever. He has to do that because that’s his job. Jamil very clearly does not like being a servant to Kalim, (I’m not saying he doesn’t care about Kalim himself) and he wouldn’t want to increase his workload. Blaming him for something he is being forced to do just rubs me the wrong way
Jamil has always been forced to constantly cater to Kalim but while they’re at NRC there’s no one to enforce it, so as long as Kalim doesn’t tell his family Jamil can get away with pretty much anything. However pre book 4 he is still stuck in a (literal) slave mentality preventing him from being directly rebellious, which is why he resorts to backhanded schemes.
He also maybe didn’t trust that Kalim wouldn’t tell his parents about any efforts at decreasing his burden. We all know Kalim ignores a lot of things Jamil says. Telling Kalim not to tell his parents would also let him onto the fact that Jamil is doing everything against his will, which was something he was hiding.
After Book 4 Jamil lets himself push his limits and get away with whatever he can get away with, he also trusts Kalim a bit more. That’s why he starts letting Kalim be more independent, because he realizes that he can, it’s nothing to do with Kalim himself.
In conclusion, Jamil doesn’t enable Kalim because he wants to, he enables Kalim because he thinks he has to, and he thinks he has to because before coming to NRC he actually had to.
Kinda got off topic there and there’s probably typos, I’m writing this at 3am. Please give me any thoughts or comments
WHY U SO MEAN BRUH 💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔 i hope spiders and cockroaches come under your pillow TONIGHT
“If I don’t believe you then it won’t happen so HA!”
when you dont use a refrence and it looks completly diffrent from the character you're drawing so you want to kill youself , i drew genderbent jamil as the rose bride! she has a braid instead of a crown since jamil was stuck all his life being a servant to kalim , and the spirals in her hair are supposed to look like roses
do we see the vision or nah lmk
When We Met—I Just Knew—That I Already Loved You (true true)
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Blurb: Jamil has fallen in love.
Pairing: Jamil Viper x reader
Warning/Disclaimer: Takes place around the end of the Prologue to the beginning of the first chapter. Reader-insert is Yuu. Written with the intent for you to pick the gender of the reader-insert. Possibly out of character Jamil.
Author's Note: Jamil is so cool.
my bars r straight fire ill continue
your snakes whisper because they uh talk to you and whisper about you
oh yeah jamil likes to cook the snakes are cooking
dude is this cool enough
“Your bars are still trash. And no it isn’t cool. It sucks.”
fem jamil in jasmine’s outfit is gorgeous
jam jamil jam jamil jam jamil j-j-j-jamil viper
im so cool
”Your bars are fucking trash. Never pick up a mic again (/ref). And I beg to differ on the “cool” part”