Ooo! I can’t decide so I’ll just do both. >:3


Mhin:

Mhin is the type of person to over-intellectualize art and feel uncomfortable interacting with it on anything but a practical level. They will resist the idea that they should be open to exploring ‘the themes of the artwork’ if pressed.

They can understand that there is value in being able to draw realistically. Anatomical and alchemical diagrams are useful in a very tangible way - and portraiture obviously takes skill - but if you ask them anything about the emotional aspect of the art, they will stubbornly shut the conversation down. (Also they won’t be complimenting Vere under any circumstance. Not even by accident.)

Similarly, Mhin is the type to rally against the idea that they are creative. If Mhin has a good idea, it came from their base of knowledge being applied to the problem, not their “imagination.”

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📿 Faith: Prior to the realization that their hands were cursed instead of holy, Atheris felt very at peace with the idea that their Oracle visions were beyond explanation. Since learning the truth, they’ve found themself trying to unravel all of the things they never questioned. When they consider the idea that their visions may have a source, they find themself filled with an inexplicable dread. If the thought ever bubbles up, they push it back down immediately, though the feeling of something perceiving them lingers…

(As if something noticed that they cast their gaze in its direction and turned its eyes on them in return.)

💔 Sad: As a child, Atheris usually had to find games and activities to play alone for a multitude of reasons. However, they did have a favorite game that their attendants would play with them. The attendants would ask them to locate random objects. (Extreme hotter-colder! With precognition!)

I’ll put the next bit under cut with a light CW just in case.

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