Lord of the Air

subtitled Like Seriously Though He Only Ever Shows Interest In One Person & Protecting/Serving His Country

Honestly, Nailah is the character who to me appears to have the most sexual undertones, but even then, that’s more like... She just doesn’t give two fucks about it-- she likes it and she’s gon’ tap it... Which is definitely not something in the playboy/flirtatious category-- and even then, it’s only implied, and doesn’t have to be interpreted that way?

“Too many mean people will ruin your lovely complexion, and the crow king’s a... well, crow.”

“Perfect… Tibarn is going to have my beak for this…”

Independent ask/rp blog for FE9/FE10 Janaff

look out tower and ulki, being younger than janaff, must comply

i love these two so much~

She giggled at his confusion, nodding. “Tea and food is the standard practice at Castle Crimea, at least. I’m sure there are others who might want more ceremony, but I would just like to sit on something that isn’t a moving Pegasus and have some refreshments in the company of a friend.”

The plan had been for all the tribes to move in to Serenes forest, but there was debate on where the hunting grounds would be, and many people didn’t want to move from their homes in Phoenicis and Kilvas– which added a new layer of complications. It was stressful and tedious, but it had to be done.

“I suppose there’s no point in boring you with the details.” Tibarn added, leading the way into Phoenicis hall, “Hell, I don’t like to talk about it if I don’t have to– I do it enough in meetings– so uh… I dunno. Let’s have some tea and food or something. Is that what you beorc do? I’m not used to hosting them.”

She giggled at his confusion, nodding. “Tea and food is the standard practice at Castle Crimea, at least. I’m sure there are others who might want more ceremony, but I would just like to sit on something that isn’t a moving Pegasus and have some refreshments in the company of a friend.”

“There’s a nice balcony with a great view of the kingdom just on the other side of the castle.” He said, once the maids had gone on their way. “It’ll be a good place to sit and talk, and you don’t need wings to get there.”

They set of once more down the hall, and Tibarn continued, “As for stretching my offer...” He shrugged, “Eh, I’m a hawk, we generally don’t care about stuff like that, as long as it’s harmless to the kingdom. Besides, I admit I’m curious about you as well-- throwing down your weapon in the middle of a battle is enough to make anyone ask some questions, if you ask me. But I digress-- here we are.”

The stepped out onto the balcony. It was wide, with a tall railing decorated in intricate carvings. They twisted and curved, contrasting with the sharp design of the overall architecture. Simple tables and chairs were scattered here and there, and true to Tibarn’s word, the view beyond was spectacular.

The kingdom spread out below. Stone houses bathed in golden light with hawks dashing between them; the streets were alive with the bustle of shops and children running about, and even beyond the lively scene, the cliffs carved out the horizon, framing the sea that sparkled in the distance.

Janaff laughed, not being able to imagine Tibarn becoming like that. What would he do if his drinking partner was gone? It wasn’t like Ulki was a party animal either.

He tried to imagine himself as a vegetarian, but the image was so silly he laughed and shook his head.

“No, Reyson and Loraizeh worry about our Phoenician ‘partying habits’ ever since that one time we got drunk and made it illegal to keep berries in your pockets on Sunday. It’s like they think we’re irresponsible or something-- but it’s not our fault that had been the one day Ulki decided to drink too.”

It’d been during the celebration of his becoming king-- who wouldn’t have drank for a huge thing like that? It was a one time thing!

Tibarn was still chuckling as he finally pulled out the bottle, pouring them both cups and passing one to Janaff. “Don’t worry Janaff, I humor them, but there are some things that just aren’t going to change, no matter how much they fret.”

The plan had been for all the tribes to move in to Serenes forest, but there was debate on where the hunting grounds would be, and many people didn’t want to move from their homes in Phoenicis and Kilvas-- which added a new layer of complications. It was stressful and tedious, but it had to be done.

“I suppose there’s no point in boring you with the details.” Tibarn added, leading the way into Phoenicis hall, “Hell, I don’t like to talk about it if I don’t have to-- I do it enough in meetings-- so uh... I dunno. Let’s have some tea and food or something. Is that what you beorc do? I’m not used to hosting them.”