#lightningstrikcs

[svpernovva]

@lightningstrikcs​

    “ is it just me, or does it seem like bad guys are getting tougher than they used to be ?? ” kon stands up and feels at least five joints pop.  next, he stretches one arm across his chest then the other.  “ i feel like, ya know, a few years ago that would have been a cake walk.  now everybody and their brother’s got superpowers.  y’alright, w-g ?? ”

[diseymour-blog]

✓ - How do they react to praise?

Diana loves it. She loves being praised and generally loved. If she’s not too fond of the person she’d just try to smile it away whilst inside probably thinking, “i’m awesome” and being vain to herself. A “Thank You” will be said as the person finished praising her because that’s what her grandma taught her.

[tempcstates-blog]

♔ - Do they value loyalty?

Loyalty is a complicated subject for Ada. It’s not something you’ll hear her claiming is all important and something to be strongly valued, but it’s also not something she writes off completely. Loyalty, in general, she finds somewhat of a hindrance -- things like house loyalty, for example, she will not subscribe to. Also, family loyalty -- just because they’re biologically related to Ada, does not mean she will stick her neck out for them ( unless not doing so causes significant harm to her ). She won’t harm them, especially not intentionally, because she does genuinely care for them and she would never appreciate people speaking ill of them but she won’t disadvantage herself for them. Loyalty has to be earnt, and blood does not guarantee that. Very, very few people are worthy of Ada’s loyalty. As in like, one, maybe two people. For those few people, there are no lengths she won’t go to for them. But for everyone else, Ada’s goal is her ambitious and her pursuit of knowledge and she finds loyalty causes complications that she’s not willing to subject herself to. 

[aurevs-blog]

♪ - Are they musically inclined? :-)

Xenia loves music. It was something she grew up surrounded by, and it’s something she can’t live without. From her father playing the harp, to her mother playing piano for her father to being sung to sleep, music has always been present. When she got old enough, Xenia would join her mother when she played, whether it was on the piano, the flute, or singing. Xenia’s not a performer, she has no desire to do anything with her music other than keep a private hobby, but she adores it all the same. Playing for her brother and father, especially with her mum, is one of her favourite activity. 

[thineownselfarchive-blog]

least favorite shakespeare play?

“All’s Well That End’s Well. I do not care for the far too abrupt ending, the many fairy tale tropes, or the whole concept of the play that all that matters it the outcome and not the process that got you to that point.”

[orcge-blog]

cassius or nate?

Neither. Ada.

[diseymour-blog]

ever thought of planning your own wedding?

Wedding planning is hard. Though it may look easy as preparing your own food -- it’s not. You’ll need to be precise and careful so everything would work out together. Even the simplest flaw could be seen as fatal on a wedding. So, no. It will be too much work done by a person. Maybe I will hire someone -- that is if i ever get married.

[springtimcs-blog]

what's your favorite advice to give someone?

“Oooh, maybe you shouldn’t have opened this door. It really varies depending on who it is and what I think they need more of, y’know? But something that I think applies to everyone is to have an adventure. That can be whatever you want, but it has to take you out of your comfort zone. Too often, you can get complacent in your routine, but if you take time out for yourself, it can really give you some perspective. Insurmountable issues suddenly seem a lot easier to manage. You find grudges you’re holding just aren’t really worth it. So, go have an adventure. Get a tattoo, try a new food, get lost in your city and try to find your way home - or not. Whatever happens, it’s bound to be different!”