Huntr/x / Polytrix Headcanons
Mira's love language is acts of service
Rumi's is words of affirmation
They're all decent cooks, but Mira does it most often because it's a quiet, comfortable way to show her affection.
Zoey cooks when she wants foods she grew up with that aren't usually good or easy to find in Korea. Girl just wants a decent burger.
Rumi knows how to make a handful of meals that Celine taught her. Very practical, nutrient-dense meals.
Mira is the only one of them that can drink without making it everyone else's problem. Rumi's never had a drop of alcohol before her girls convince her to try it, so her tolerance is LOW. Zoey doesn't get drunk immediately, but for reasons unknown it just makes her crazy sick after like two drinks.
Rumi and Mira speak some English (Mira more than Rumi) but there are still occasionally shenanigans with Zoey forgetting a Korean word and the other two not knowing what she's saying so she has to keep asking for the "clip-clip" (she wants her nail trimmers) or mime out what she's trying to say ("the vacuum?" "a shovel?" "FUCK- FRYING PAN!!!!!").
Zoey and Mira have always respected Celine deeply, but they're PISSED at her for forcing Rumi to hide from them and saying everything she did about demons knowing how it was affecting her.
Rumi and Mira are a little obsessed with Zoey's freckles, and she never 100% understood it until she started to really appreciate Rumi's patterns and would unconsciously say the same type of shit they've always said to her ("so cuuute, so prettyyy, can I touch th- wait...")
They do each other's hair a lot, and Zoey and Mira will argue over who gets to do Rumi's braid.
Rumi's hair is rarely out of the braid unless she's washing it because it is CRAZY long and sweeps the floor.
Zoey's hair is actually also fairly long, it's just usually up in the little braided buns. She has yet to appear publicly with her hair down so it makes a really good disguise for when she doesn't want to get recognized.
Zoey's parents divorced when she was in high school, and her mom moved back to Korea. She chose to stay in the States so she could finish school and spent most breaks (except for every other Christmas) in Korea with her mom. When she moved to Korea full-time, she only lived with her mom for like a month before she joined Huntr/x, and interestingly enough they don't really talk anymore.
Mira's parents were pretty emotionally abusive and would punish her with silence and isolation for failing to conform to their standards. They never hit her, but they made it obvious that they didn't like the person she was growing to be and frequently compared her to her brother. The final nail in the coffin was when they found out she was gay and told her she either needed to hide it and find a man anyway or get out of their house. Surprising no one, they don't talk anymore, and both parties have removed a lot of evidence of her even being their daughter from their lives.
Mira has a lot of issues surrounding passive-aggression and the silent treatment and would much prefer someone just scream at her than ignore her. If she thinks the girls aren't talking to her as much as usual, she immediately feels like something's wrong. When they do argue, they also have to make it very clear that they're not ignoring her, they just want some space to gather their thoughts, because otherwise she'll start spiraling.
Zoey used to get bullied a LOT as a kid and is still pretty sensitive to feeling like she's being made fun of. It took her over a year to get to the point of actually asking the others to watch turtle videos and such with her because she was always told her interests were annoying. She also used to flinch around them because she joined Huntr/x when she was freshly graduated and just coming out of several years of being physically picked on. She was just very used to people shoving her or hitting her if she annoyed them. While they didn't get the full story for a while, Mira and Rumi both noticed and started to treat her very gently as a result.
Celine genuinely tried her best to love Rumi and raise her well, but because she never truly accepted Rumi's demon side, Rumi grew up feeling like everything that was ever done for her was an investment she would later have to prove she deserved. Like sealing the Honmoon and losing her patterns was the only way to prove she was worth all the trouble and could be the daughter Celine wanted. She is still extremely self-deprecating when she makes mistakes and her girls have to actively remind her to stop calling herself names and rejecting affection as a form of self-punishment.
Celine hit Rumi a couple of times when she was younger. Whenever Rumi would engage in natural demon behaviors, Celine's knee-jerk reaction was to smack her to make her stop. She always regretted it and made a conscious effort to stop as Rumi got older, but it still happened and only reinforced Rumi's belief that only one side of her deserved love.
Rumi doesn't know anything about her father other than him being demon, and she can't be sure if Celine hasn't told her because she also doesn't know or if she's hiding things.
Now that she's not actively repressing her demon side, Rumi has fangs that come and go and makes all kinds of little demon sounds. It freaks her out a LOT at first, but accidentally growling and having both of her girlfriends immediately say "Us. Bed. NOW." is a pretty good confidence boost.
The three of them are very affectionate and touchy-feely as soon as they get comfortable with each other, but they don't officially start dating until after Rumi reveals her patterns. They basically were before, but they hadn't put a label on it.
They originally have an agreement that they will never explicitly confirm their relationship to the fans, since K-Pop idols generally aren't supposed to date partially due to the fan culture and being gay is its own thing and they just don't want to cause a stir among the fans like that. However, they are really bad at hiding it and fans begin to speculate.
Zoey accidentally lets it slip after a couple of years. They're all very anxious about what the fan reaction is going to be and whether it will impact the Honmoon, and she in particular gets REALLY upset about Mira and Rumi potentially being mad at her.
It's not as bad as they were expecting. It's been an open secret for years, and while there are some negative reactions, their fanbase ends up being generally pretty supportive and they kind of turn into gay rights icons in South Korea for providing so much visibility and representation to the community.
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