If Neuvillette avoids personal relationships out of worry about appearing biased to the public, I think Lyney can help him with that.
If there’s anyone who could direct what people see and do not see, it’s Lyney.

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If Neuvillette avoids personal relationships out of worry about appearing biased to the public, I think Lyney can help him with that.
If there’s anyone who could direct what people see and do not see, it’s Lyney.
Funny how Neuvillette was in the front row and first to arrive for Lyney’s performance.
Rather eager, monsieur, are we not?
Despite his serene façade, bet for certain Monsieur Neuvillette’s inner monologue as he met Lyney was anything but
There’s a moment in the Overture Teaser where the voiceover pauses. Then the music gets jazzier as Neuvillette appears and Lyney says
“And the right people.”
Which implies Lyney has plans involving Monsieur Neuvillette.
Because of course Lyney would try to manipulate the least manipulatable person in Fontaine.
He is a cat after all.
Maybe Lyney wears a tear drop for the Hydro Dragon in solidarity
I dare say Lyney and Neuvillette paint an elegant image as a couple.
Two of Fontaine’s most gracefully gendered gentlemen, even their contrasts are lovely.
One an avatar of honesty and justice, balanced to an underworld heritor skilled in deception (nothing could go wrong)
I like how the darkwing goose could also resemble Lyney.
It was once thought of as an omen, similar to the black cat (grimalkin) and the Fatui.
Popularly romantized within artistic circles, as is Lyney.
And black, red and white are Lyney’s colors, just as much as Wriothesley’s.
So I’m inclined to see Neuvillette/Lyney in those birds.