This fellow may seem broody at first, but that's only because they're a bit shy. Give them some time and you'll see they can be very social and affectionate. They get along great with other knights. We haven't had the opportunity to test how well they do with jesters, wizards and advisors, but we think they'd do fine with the right introductions. Their favorite activities are jousts and harp-playing. We are sending him home with their favorite horse and pole axe as endowments.

I finally finished this and i can finally post thissss :'D

i'm brainrotting so bad so i made a lineup for my little fantasy au featuring 141 + my medic oc, Fetch. this has been my roman empire this entire month

some lore stuff under:

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The 10-in-1 shower gel might be okay for the white boys, but he will not be caught with ashy skin, if he can help it. The others might joke that he takes so long, but when they go to the pub, Gaz is glowing. Skin soft and moisturized, hair and beard fresh, precisely styled, smelling good with a hint of Shea butter and coconut.

Despite the jokes, the others appreciate his suggestions. Ghost admits that the body butter Gaz gave him helps with the scars, and if he seems eager when Gaz massages his shoulders with it, then it's nobody's business.

Price adapts his beard routine, adding some products and follows Gaz' to a barber who does excellent work.

Soap openly asks for help finding the right aftershave, since he never really cared but girls seem to appreciate a soldier who knows how to take care of himself. Also the net sponge is a nice little tool to get rid of dead skin and can be used to carry things as well.

And while they are not completely ignorant, they learn a lot about growing up and having to navigate Britain as a black boy. So they get lessons in personal hygiene and everyday racism at the same time and appreciate Gaz even more for both.

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