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“ she is a kind soul, though i have yet to see her in a time of great despair. i hardly even know anything about her past . . . when these conditions are met, then i might consider. ”

» Just because she expresses interest in getting someone into her cult does NOT mean that she favors them. If she has picked someone to try and induct, she does not take a liking to them. She has to do what she has to do to survive, and not let her memory fade away. Access into her cult is not a prestigious title to wear like a badge of honor, truly.

what does yidhra think?

» Why does this girl always manage to be sent back to the Manor, when her companions manage to escape? Why does she always have to occupy the goddess’ time, leading the naga woman away from the rest of the survivors? She is nothing but a sacrifice; a tool.

» Yidhra’s getting bored. This has to be some kind of joke -- going up against Red and always coming out as the victor. How does she manage to be THAT pathetic . . . ? 

» And still . . . there’s something that draws the goddess in. How even when she’s badly beaten on the rocket chair . . . she still whispers kind words to the followers, to Yidhra. Compared to her own icy heart, this girl’s heart is composed of nothing but warmth and compassion. 

» She wants that hope. She wants to feel again, but she’s scared. Fear is her only way of making sure her followers are keeping in line . . . she can’t just throw that doctrine away! Perhaps her heart isn’t as cold as she once thought.

what does yidhra think?

» Though it might seem like otherwise, Yidhra does not mingle too much with the other hunters. Well, moreso, she only makes herself known through frustrating conversations and pranks. Getting under others’ skins is what she does best, aside from manipulating.

» Survivors are more suitable for her to deceive. They still have an ounce of hope left in them, but hunters? More generally, they have lost such hope that once consumed their dreams. Although she can be up for a challenge sometimes, hunters are rather, erm, depressing creatures. Not saying that Lillian is such a way, but Yidhra is only making general claims.

» In conclusion, she likes to prank the hunters more than the survivors. She sees Lillian as a fellow hunter, but that’s really about it. 

fun fact this didnt even have the toggle off feature at first. if you got randomly chosen to be """"blessed"""" with the beta dashboard u were stuck with it

what does yidhra think?

» Well, their aesthetic is certainly something . . . interesting. Yidhra hasn’t really interacted with them at all, so she cannot say much. Most survivors are one in the same -- playthings or little annoyances. It’s quite common for her to mess around with them, get into their head . . . the usual, playing mind games.

» In summary, it’s a basic survivor-hunter relationship. Not much else, unless they mean to seek her out.

what does yidhra think?

» What a joke . . . thinking someone could just ASK for a goddess’ blood like that! Yidhra is not impressed with that cheap trick; she can easily see through any ulterior motives the other witch might have. It gets her riled up just thinking about what cards she might play if they cross paths again.

» That is exactly why she offered what she did. It would put Jovie in her debt. Maybe she’s thinking about this much harder than she needs to, but she’s all full of vinegar now, so there isn’t really any stopping her. She’ll calm down eventually, but she can’t stop grinning as she thinks of ways to twist the narrative in her favor.

» “ I sure don’t need traditional food … and I’m unsure as to whether or not my followers even need food, to be quite honest. I’ve never bothered to feed them, as they’re bound to me, feeding off of my own energy. ”