Monarch won't think of anything else but that booty now.
Knight belongs to @stankychee~
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Monarch won't think of anything else but that booty now.
Knight belongs to @stankychee~
How would knight look if he was lv 20? Would he look the same but with the purple aura + horns that are either apart of the aura or on his head?
According to Knight's creator, he would look the same as LV 20 Cross when it comes to the horns and aura. He'll just be a lot larger because Knight is by default a "bara" Sans.
He is able to hide the horns and aura but it does take a lot of effort to do so.
LV 20 (Royaul) Cross was brought up recently in other people's posts and it got me thinking about @stankychee's Knight and if he were LV 20. Nothing canon but just a "what if" scenario because those can be fun! He's already a big boy (bara) so why not stuff some power in that package? xD
I like to think he'd try and hide it from Monarch, if possible. His reasoning would be that Monarch wouldn't want a "servant" who is considered more powerful than him. So, wishing to stay at his lord's side, Knight would keep the high LV suppressed and it is torture because the power writhes, churning through his bones and soul and seeking release. He becomes unfocused, distracted, prone to uncharacteristic outbursts, and falters in his duties, but he remains ever so determined to appease his lord and master.
Yet all the while, Monarch grows suspicious of his bodyguard's missteps and begins to pry, frustrated with the thought that Knight isn't honest with him.
And in the end, it turns out that Monarch would have been fine with it. Impressed even, knowing he has such a powerful and strong creature under his command, one who would do anything for him without question. He'd be considered worthy to stand by Monarch's side and receive his blessing to use all that power in his name.
Soooo just a little "what if" that has been buzzing about in my head today and figured I'd share xD
Question about (or to?) Knight, would he ever betray Monarch? Like if he thinks he is going too far or something, OH or maybe goes to the other side with good intentions on trying to help Monarch or something like that? -Wait what does the other side even want??? (Sorry I'm a bit new to the au so I dont know much xD)
Answered by @stankychee:
I don't think Knight could betray Monarch even if he wanted to, his loyalty is unwavering to his shatter dream. Even if he knew it was wrong deep down, and maybe he would faulter and question on whether or not it was the right thing to do. All it would take is a few assuring words from his Lord and it would be back to business, and Knight would obey. But if betrayal was at the cost of Monarch's survival he would do it, he cannot bear to be parted and left alone to rot.
How did Monarch meet Cross? Or-.. uh Knight? And what did he think of him in the past, early in their relationship compared to now?
Let's call him Knight *nodnods*.
As far as @stankychee (Knight's creator) and I have discussed, Monarch was drawn to a specific AU because of the depressing aura it emitted. Within the AU, Monarch found a castle and though it seemed abandoned at first, its halls and walls were filled with a sense of loss, loneliness, and sadness. Most of that atmosphere was induced by Knight, who was the sole survivor of something tragic (details still forthcoming) and lived a very lonely and listless life in that empty castle.
While it was basically "love at first sight" for Knight, Monarch was only interested in the castle and what Knight could offer, like protection and servitude. There were no romantic feelings whatsoever. However, "Inner Monarch" (the uncorrupted version of Monarch that's still present somewhere deep inside that goop) was quick to take a shine to Knight and so, aside from the fight between good and evil inside of Monarch, there is now also a battle for affection.
At the current, their relationship wobbles between "business" and "blooming" but it is an unrequited love story for the time being, with both Knight and "Inner Monarch" pining for the other while the corruptive Entity within Monarch wants nothing to do with it.
how much taller is Knight than Monarch?
I'd say Knight is one and a half or two heads taller than Monarch.
Knight is a bara Sans so he's way bigger than what we're used to with OG Cross. And while Monarch is taller than the OG Dream and his pre-corrupted form, as seen here, he's still shorter than Knight.
Do Knight, Monarch, Emeperor, etc need normal nutrition? Like normal food?
Not exactly. Monarch and Emperor have no need to sustain themselves with food, be it human or monster food. But they can eat if they wish for it. For instance, Monarch has a bit of a sweet tooth but treats sugary food more like a special treat so he doesn't eat it often. Also, both of the brothers have a thing for nectar drinks.
Slasher and Knight have the usual needs any monster has when it comes to eating (and drinking). Have to replenish their souls somehow! For one, Slasher (Emperor's main man) loves to eat and will gorge on hot dogs with far too many toppings.
Garden of Hope (AU)
; Prologue
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Resonated the voice of the king throughout the grand hall as he posed his question. His lone eye poring down at the skeleton kneeled at the base of the imposing throne – a skeleton clad in armor as dark as the night, with a white one on the left and red one on the right light emanating from its sockets. And most notably, a red scar beneath its right eye running from his right cheek up to his eye socket. This skeleton was named Cross.
And Cross was a skeleton unlike any the king had ever known he had to admit. Having run away from his unknown home and willingly living in a Kingdom not of his own. One day the king noticed the skeleton on a short visit and decided to give Cross a chance as a knight, and he used that chance better than anyone else.
The majesty must admit though that it was foolish to give some common monster such special offer without even having known them for that long. It must’ve been the determination in his eyes that spiked his interest. But now he can comfortably say that offer wasn’t a mistake.
In a matter of a few years, Cross rose to the top and was appointed the best squire, and eventually also as knight. Even the king admitted he was fascinated by Cross’ fast pace.