Selective | Low activity | 18 + only | OC friendly | Mutuals only
20+ years of RP experience (recent return to the tumblr RPC after years of being away)
Multifandom: Witcher, Star Wars, Modern/fantasy, Nioh/RotR, TES, Horizon series, dragon age, mass effect and more.
Multimuse.
Due to this being a recent return, not all info is 100% there yet but I'm absolutely willing to answer any questions about any muses or such!
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==QUICK INFO.==
Roleplaying is one of my many hobbies. I will be slow.
I'm located in Sweden, 35+ of age.
This blog is for RP and for me to explore my own characters through memes etc.
A lot of my icons and gifs are my own, please don't use them. Un-edited icons are from hollow-art.
Each muse bio might have specific RP info too in their bio.
==INTERACTIONS.==
Don't be a dick, please reblog memes from the source, don't god mod, don't use AI.
I am not afraid to use the block button; and would request the same if you don't like what I'm doing. I'm not here for any drama.
I tend to adapt my formatting to who I write with. I'm fine with icons, no icons, small text or regular text.
We're all busy with life, sometimes threads are dropped and things are missed. Reminders are welcome.
Don't reblog threads/things you're not involved in. Comments are a different thing and appreciated.
I follow people I want to interact with, if there's no interest, I will unfollow again.
With canons (Lambert really), I have duplicate anxiety and thus won't interact with duplicates (odds are I'll block them too to avoid misunderstandings etc)
==FANDOMS.==
Most of my muses have multiple fandoms I can write in. If not, I can usually easily make one up for them.
In many cases, I have my own headcanons about lore and such. So if I write something that isn't canon, it's most likely on purpose.
As for any Star Wars RPers out there, I have _very_ strong opinions about the canon version of TBB. Please look at my disclaimer for more info. I'm not likely to RP with any characters from TBB unless we're of the same opinion.
With Witcher, I prefer the games. I don't know enough about the books and the tv show I ignore.
==SHIPPING==
I am extremely unlikely to ship with anyone these days, due to past experiences.
IF it were to happen, it takes a very long time and requires a good rapport both IC and OOC.
Don't force ship. Most of my muses are involved with my own characters (or canons) so it'll just get really awkward.
==TAGS.==
I tag anything particular like gore tw, blood tw, etc.
I don't write NSFW, however gore/body horror happens.
I won't touch interactions involving pregnancy/childbirth. (tagging these things are appreciated but not required)
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Out from the window, something rather unusual tries to escape. A pair of hindlegs, followed a long copper coloured tail, scrambling for purchase on the ground below. There's a sound of struggle, as the rest of the werewolf manages to push herself out through the window. With a thud she lands on the ground, shaking her copper mane in irritation.
In her clawed hand she's holding a small jewellery box. She's about to bend it open when her nose picks up on another presence. Pausing, she stares, wide eyed.
"This it not what it looks like."
The words come out stiff and deep, as the werewolf can just barely speak at all.
   "You should meet the fae." William glances up at the golden glow of his own antennae. Carding fingers between them bids them fade away. Gods, he can't imagine what having horns must feel like. "Full fae."
   As varied as a field of flowers, Adams' scant experience with his own pantheon has taught him one thing: a fae can be old as rolling hills or limestone cliffs. Almost all of them have more childlike curiosity than sense. The strongest sank the ship he sailed to return to Japan just to see the animal tracks inside his head.
   They are fascinating, Saoirse says in his mind.
   I still think the eel was unnecessary, William replies. Aloud: "Do you ever want to see the world, Hide?"
The fae? Hide folds his arms across his chest, tilting his head to the side. Perhaps they were as unique as the yokai. Some better, some worse. He had to admit, he didn't know enough about them to say for sure. But he had met plenty of humans.
He makes a motion with his hand and Yatagarasu disappears, as if he didn't want the guardian to listen in. As if it ever really left.
With his brow furrowed in confusion over such a question, he gives a shrug. "Someday." What would happen if he did leave Japan? Was it even possible? Being half demon... was he tied to the island? He struggles to form the next sentence, signing as he speaks just to help himself.
(this contains spoilers for Nioh and a little for Rise of the Ronin - also rotr isn't connected to nioh's universe in canon but it is in my stuff!)
Miyoshino gives birth to twins in 1525 AD, on the 14th of September. The twins are separated to keep them safe, as their mother is a yokai (A demon), meaning her sons are Shiftlings or half demons. Hide lives with his mother for ten years, until she's murdered by Kashin Koji. The event leaves Hide traumatized and injured enough to the point that talking forever becomes difficult for him and he's selectively mute during most of the Nioh era. He spends his teenager years on the streets, where he's often bullied for being half a demon. At the age of 26, he cuts a lonely life as a demon hunter.
Fate would have him encounter Tokichiro, who accepts him for who he is and drags him along on his adventures. As Nioh 2 takes place, Hide becomes an important instrument during the 1500s in Japan. He encounters his father and his twin but loses them quickly again, due to the conflicts and the Spirit Stones corrupting most people around. Along with Tokichiro, he starts to work for Oda Nobunaga and gets to know Mumyo, the leader of the now extinct Sohaya - a clan of yokai hunters.
Eventually Tokichiro and Hide asks to share a name together; Hideyoshi; and the pair spend the next years battling in Nobunaga's name. The more Spirit Stones that Tokichiro collects however, the stranger he grows and the bond between him and Hide becomes strained. As decades pass, Hide realises he doesn't age with the rest of them, due to his nature as a half demon.
Saika Magoichi tries to kill him at some point as they're in opposite forces. They very quickly form a bond, despite their battle in which Hide came out the victor. They part ways, but there's a growing interest between them that lingers. Nobunaga is killed, due to Tokichiro conspiring against him, having now been corrupted by the Spirit Stones. Hide is shocked and has no interest in following him in this path and him and Mumyo join the rebels. During this time, the Saika aids them and Magoichi personally takes on training Hide in the use of rifles, as well as swords as whatever Hide knows already is clearly self taught. They grow closer; close enough that Hide learns Magoichi's real name; Suzuki Shigehide.
Hide quickly comes to blows with Tokichiro; reluctantly ending his life for the greater good, however it only lasts a short while. Kashin Koji resurrects him and later on; it's Hide who is slain by a much more powerful Tokichiro, using his own dagger.
The Interim is the place where all dead must pass and since Hide can't really die; thanks to his origins, his visit there is short. He does encounter his mother here again for the first time; who is very happy to see him but haven't been able to rejoin the world of the living after her death. She tells him to reforge the blade Sohayamaru, which is in fact part of his glowing dagger and Mumyo's medallion. Objects, along with the actual blade, that grants eternal life to whoever wields it. As he returns to the living world, he asks the others for help, realizing that a lot of time has passed between his 'death' and awakening.
Hide is surprised to learn that Shigehide is no longer the leader of the Saika, having passed that role down to his nephew; who is now the new Saika Magoichi. Instead, Shigehide joined the rebels, as he greatly detests Tokichiro's new reign. Their time apart has made them both realise how much they really care for each other and they're officially a pair after Hide's return.
Tokichiro; now a powerful lord years later, have more or less taken over. Hide returns to end his reign once and for all; killing him with the help of the now forged blade. Tokichiro apologizes for what he's done, now that he's come to his sense; claiming it all as having been one long living nightmare for him that he couldn't escape.
Hide fights Kashin; defeating him as well; and perhaps for once ending his chaos, as he's the one who has been possessing people in order to cause havoc across the land. Otakemaru as the man turns out to be; is an ancient yokai who Hide seals away forever; fulfilling the destiny he was set out with. In doing so, he falls into a deep slumber that lasts for almost two decades.
He awakes again, because of Maria; a woman who arrives in Japan to free Otakemaru (During Nioh 1 events) and in doing so, Hide's freed from his own slumber. The man chasing Maria, William; is a foreigner who happens to be around when Hide awakes with red eyes, a sign of possession. Their ensuing battle is what knocks the sense back into Hide and he joins him in taking down Maria.
Hide learns that the rebellious group that took down Tokichiro in the first place, has now converted over to a group of people who'll kill yokai and also keep watch over any Spirit Stones, to avoid them being misused again, something that Maria directly does. Mumyo and Shigehide are still a part of it; neither having aged at all due to Mumyo having worn the medallion (which is actually the cross guard of the blade) and Shigehide who took Hide's dagger after he fell asleep, so it wouldn't fall into the wrong hands. The reunion is happy, especially between Hide and Shigehide who refused to abandon Hide even after eighteen years.
During these events, Maria also resurrects Tokichiro; hoping to bring the cruel lord back and someone Otakemaru is more than happy to possess again. Before he can however, Hide intervenes and ends up possessed himself. As he fights off Otakemaru inside his own mind to regain his control; he's aided by no other than Tokichiro who luckily is his old self after his resurrection. Otakemaru is finally defeated once and for all; Maria is stopped and peace returns to Japan. Tokichiro leaves the world of the living peacefully and Hide, Mumyo and Shigehide go on to continue ridding Japan of yokai and watching over any remaining Spirit Stones.
Hide experiences a few time travel events that lead him to encountering his mother and learning that Otakemaru is actually his uncle. It's an uncomfortable truth for him and one he tries not to think about.
In between Nioh 2 (1525-1616) and Rise of the Ronin (1853) the Sohaya is rebuilt into a clan that protects the Spirit Stones and makes sure that no one attempts to use them for evil again. They gather magical artefacts and kill hostile yokai where they can, although the spirits and the demons calm down a lot in this time, due to the lack of the Spirit Stones presence. To the point where the public almost forgets that they still exist.
In 1724, Shigehide is assassinated by Shogun spies, who has started to see the clan as a rival force; not trusting their use of magic and strength. While Hide kills the man responsible, he's so distraught and broken that his body shuts down and he enters a very long sleep. It's first in 1811 that he wakes up again, to a new world but a thankfully similar clan. Shortly after that Mumyo decides to stop extending her life to build a family and gives birth to a boy called Reyse in 1815.
In 1837, Hide encounters a nine year old shiftling, who lost his family and village to a shogunate raid, called Tenshin. He takes him to the Sohaya, who raises the boy as a warrior. Hide quickly starts to see the other half yokai as a younger brother, trying to give him the care he himself didn't get as an orphan.
In 1853 (Rise of Ronin events begin) the black ships arrive to Japan, and the clan finds out that there is a Spirit Stone on one of the ships. Hide and Tenshin are sent out to investigate. While Hide collects the Spirit Stone and a secret document, the Blue Demon shows up with a weapon that is capable of taking out yokai. Tenshin is injured in the fray and before Hide can react, he's shot and killed himself. His body, per his nature, dissipates and he's re-formed by a shrine on land but by the time that happens, the ships are long gone.
A few weeks later shogun spies raid the clan, killing most of the Sohaya. Mumyo and a few others manage to survive as Hide covers their escape. While Mumyo decides to rebuild the clan further inland, Hide heads out to try and find Tenshin, as he can feel he's still alive through his Guardian Spirit. Declaring himself a ronin to keep the Sohaya safe, Hide encounters Ryoma Sakamoto in 1858, having no idea what that man will bring him in his life... or that Hide will once again become involved in Japan's politics.
The wish to prevent something as catastrophic as the spirit stones to end up in the wrong hands again. In order to make up for what he failed to do before.
tibia. who/what keeps them moving forward ?
Sheer stubbornness. He can't die after all. People help too. There's almost always someone important in his life he can rely on.
It was first Tokichiro, later on Shigehide, then Tenshin and currently Ryoma.
But beyond that, Hide has a strong desire to protect anyone. He's highly empathic with human and spirits, even if a lot of humans frustrate him a lot.
tarsals. what past mistakes stick with them with every step they take ?
Hide has a tremendous guilt over what happened to Tokichiro. He knew him well and should have seen the road he was walking, long before things turned so wrong. Hide's failure had so many killed. It wasn't until Tokichiro moved on that Hide managed to forgive himself, but he'll never be able to forget it. It's a thought that remains in the back of his head. When will it happen again?
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The Black Blood was an uncomfortable potion; it felt like his blood was burning; but itâd be much worse for the vampire before him, if she decided to take a bite out of his throat. She was pacing around him in the rain; snarling; naked, delicate features remaining even now that she had been exposed. Proud, her head high; in her head, witchers were below her, nothing more than sheep, like the rest of them. Several had fallen under her claws and teeth; she didnât imagine this one would be any different.
  Of course, it rained. It always fucking rained down here. The sword hilt was slippery under his hands; as he held it with both, raised against his shoulder. Hair plastered against his forehead, gear drenched already; he might as well be doing this in a river.
  âStop fucking toying with me, no one cares,â he rolled his eyes; her pacing was getting tedious and he wasnât foolish enough to charge for her first. The bruxa snarled at the taunt, a snarl that quickly turned into a loud shriek. Her hair was drenched wet too, her skin glistening like all bruxae did.
  The witcher glanced at the nearby buildings; hoping people had the sense to stay inside during this. It was unfortunate that he had tracked her to a city. Even more unfortunate that she had discovered him and taken matters into her own hands. How awkward, the hunter turned prey. Lambert swirled the sword once, taking it into one hand now, as his other extended out from his side. Forming his fingers until the purple glow manifested on the cobblestones around him.
  She cloaked, as expected; darting forward. The rain, while cumbersome, came with one advantage. It was easier to see where she was, since the rain revealed her cloaked figure. His eyes fell to her feet, seeing where they splashed against the ground and he grinned viciously, side stepping past her first attack, sword held close to his body as he did so; edge aimed against her. The vampire shrieked when her claws and fingers fell against the oil coated silver, Yrden destroyed her cloak as she staggered out from the circle. Hunched over, she watched the blood on her fingers, lips curling in rage, before she had no choice but to jump backwards as the witcher hadnât paused in his attack.
  Lambert missed this time but he used the momentum to turn and run along her side, moving quickly as the sword swung upwards this time, towards her shoulder. At the last moment, he feinted, turning direction and her side step launched her straight into the blade. Lambert twisted the blade as he saw it impale her side, working fast to try and take her out before sheâd actually get pissed off. Her hand flew up though, backhanding him with such force that he fell to the ground; taking the sword with him.
  âFuck,â he hissed, flexing his jaw with a crack, while staggering back up on his feet. She lunged towards him, forcing him to dodge backwards; he felt her claws nick his forearm, before he twisted the sword back, hitting her chin with the pommel of the sword instead. The bruxa flailed backwards, sprawling as she screamed in fury, before getting up on all fours, staring him out. His upper lip curled unpleasantly, before he charged forward; throwing Quen on himself as he did so.
  He practically threw himself on top of her when she stood again, trusting the shield to stop her first attack and that heâd be able to overpower her before a second attack got him. One foot landed on her arm, pinning her down; her other hand swiped at the shield furiously, screeching as his sword threatened to impale her chest this time. He felt her chest heave suddenly, the high-pitched sound forming inside of her lungs and his eyes widened in alarm, before he threw himself to the side instead. Her shriek attack directly missed him, but the sound from it left his ears ringing, as he gritted his teeth in the pain of it; making the throbbing pain in his jaw even worse.
  She was suddenly over him this time; launching up on his shoulders and back; wrapping her legs around his chest. Her wet hair covered his sight suddenly, the way she had flung over him and he felt her foul breath over his neck.
  âFine, drink it then,â he growled, reaching back to grab at her arm; still trying to pull her off of him. Heâd prefer if she didnât, after all, but when he felt her sink her teeth into his neck, he realised the choice had been made for him.
  A painful noise escaped him when she basically tore out a chunk of flesh from his throat in her effort; his fingers drew blood from her skin as he tugged harder at her arm; struggling for his life now. She had seemed content at first, until she realised his blood wasnât fit to be anywhere near her throat. The vampire started to choke; spitting out blood by his shoulder suddenly. Maybe she understood what he had done; because she gathered enough strength to jump off of his back, before she wildly raked her claws down his entire back, almost as if taking satisfaction from the slow blow.
  This time he couldnât hold back the loud cry of pain; as he felt even the front of his ribcage vibrate as the claws cut into the bone. The gazes were deep; blood oozed out within moments, especially when he forced himself to move despite them. It was now or never, or heâd just become another forgotten medallion in passing; lost in some obscure city.
  She was still staggering; coughing up the poison that was his blood and Lambert strode up to her, almost dragging the sword behind him. Pale eyes turned to face him before he swung the sword in a wide arc across her shoulders. His chest heaved as he watched her head slowly slide off her shoulders; not pulling back the sword until her body crumbled to the ground as well.
  âFucking bitch,â he snarled, attempting to sheathe the sword when he realised, he couldnât even bend his shoulder that far back. Let alone that the sheath itself had been eviscerated by her claws; the steel sword only clung to the sword harness by a thread. Heâd have hoped she had hit the sword instead of his back, but she had somehow managed to slide past it.
  Lambert was downing a Swallow already before he picked up her head; attaching it to the hook by his belt, purely by habit. Everything right now was out of habit; he had nothing to go on but instincts honed over decades. He wasnât out of the woods yet and he knew it; the wound on his back was lethal and the rain hardly helped in cleaning it. Looking up to the sky, he closed his eyes, pressing his teeth together again in pain, before letting out a sharp gasp between them. He was in a city. There had to be healers.
  A few doors had opened in the houses along the street now, curious citizens who possibly had seen the fight through the windows. Wide eyes, hushed whispers, mothers clutching their children; as they stood in the doorways, the light of fire behind them looking incredibly tempting right now.
  He killed it single handedly. It wasnât admiration he heard in their supposed whispers. Freak. Lambert looked away, he knew thereâd be no help from people like that. If weâre lucky heâll bleed to death, leave us be. His gaze fell down the street, spotting the sign hanging outside one of the buildings there.
  The sign was that of a healer and he made his way there, carrying the silver sword in his hand still. He heard the doors close behind him, felt their eyes in his back from the windows. The cold rain was starting to seep into his bones; not making the burning sensation on his back any better. He was tired, as he walked up to the door with the sign and knocked on it. Lambert heard someone shuffle from within, someone reluctant to open it. He suddenly slammed his fist into the door; he had no fucking patience for their stupidity when his life was on the line.
  âOpen the fucking door or Iâll break it down, itâs your fucking choice,â he roared close to the surface of the door. Amber eyes glared at the shorter, older man who opened the door suddenly; glaring back at him.
  âUgly and rude,â the man claimed instantly. Lambertâs irises rolled to the heavens for a moment in exasperation. Then he turned slightly, showing the wounds on his back.
  âToo stubborn to just roll over, I take it,â the healer grumbled. âCan you pay?â
  âYes.â With that Lambert staggered inside, ignoring the protests about the muddy boots. Or having a mutant under his roof. What would the others say?
  âI ainât doinâ nothinâ until I see the coin,â the healer insisted. âIâll take 60.â
  â60?!â Lambert spat; that was two whole fucking contracts. The older man smiled cruelly.
  âYouâre dyinâ. Ainât got a choice. Pay up or you can walk out.â The wolf growled, bristling to the point where the hand the healer held out started to tremble. But he was beginning to feel weak; the pain was starting to become too much, even if sheer stubbornness stopped him from outright showing it. If looks could have killed, the healerâd be nothing but a smear on the wall, but Lambert handed him two pouches with thirty gold in them each.
  The human hurried to fetch the things needed while Lambert undressed his torso; one glance told him that it wasnât the finest tools he produced but he was too tired to argue; gritting his teeth with a hiss as the man went to work. A crude needle piercing through skin with unkind hands; it was something heâd gotten used to. Healers whoâd rather not use their valuable reagents on mutants, and if they did, it was overpriced. Mostly because they knew that the wounds a witcher sustained were usually mortal.
  He knew the bastard decided to not use any type of soothing balms either, as he poured alcohol over the wound with no warning; tugging at raw skin as he saw fit; making noises of disgust from his mouth as he worked. Lambert stared dead ahead into the wall, as the healer wrapped up his chest and back.
  âNow, get out of here. And take your fucking bad luck with you,â the older man barked sharply, already washing off his hands. The wolf collected his things, putting the bloodied armour back on, winching as it scraped against the wounds under the bandages. Not bothering with buttoning anything, he threw the remains of the sword harness over his shoulder, letting the steel sword rest against it. The silver was held in his hand again, as he left the building; hearing the healer slam shut the door behind him.
  The pain was worse now, but at least heâd not bleed to death with the stitches on. There was no way that wasnât going to scar though, with the way they had been stitched; he hadnât dared to look but he knew itâd be crooked and bumpy.
  He tried to brush his hair away from his eyes, shaking it next to get rid of the damn water everywhere. The heavens seemed determined to drown the lands below and he paused under a roof from one of the sheds, hugging himself with a frustrated noise, trying to dispel some of the cold from his body.
  Leaning his shoulder against the wall, he realised he had to do something about the wound in his neck too. Frankly he had no strength to bother right now, as he slipped to the ground, letting the sword lean against the wall instead. He pressed his heel against an uneven cobblestone on the road, sighing to himself. Kicking harder at it until it became loose entirely. He loathed the waiting, it always brought back the shitty memories. Especially outside in the rain. It reminded him of his childhood; locked outside, not daring to scream because if his mother found out; sheâd have let him in and faced the wrath of the monster who had shared their house.
  He pulled up the collar over his neck, shivering suddenly; whether from blood loss or the cold, he couldnât tell. Just wishing for the damn sun to come back.
Yet another lost kodama. Usually the spirits would find their own way home... but sometimes they needed some extra help. Hide had nothing better to do, as he carried the kodama in the palm of his hand.
With Yatagarasu perched on his shoulder, Hide felt right at home. During his youth much of his company had been spirits alone. Dealing with... humans was still difficult.
   Tell him about it. At least Hide belongs to this mythology.
   William has half a mind he should be able to smell the little fellows by now, but the gold antennae rising from his temples only detect the kodama in Hide's hand. He hadn't gone out of his way to find them as he marched across the country, something that hurts his heart. They're just as much victims of the war as anyone flesh and blood.
   The agate blue shark draped behind his shoulders is supposed to be helping, yet it only has eyes and a toothy grin for Hide. Wondering if all Shiftlings taste the same, no doubt. William knows his old friend...or something like that...well.
   There's nothing to say though he feels like he should. Nature abhors a vacuum. Brushing hair away from his antennae, Adams folds his arms. "Shilling for your thoughts?"
The shiftling stares straight at the shark, unafraid but watchful. Still, he ended up lifting his other hand to provide the kodama extra shelter, even if he very much doubted it'd go after another spirit.
He remains quiet for a while - as was his nature - taking the few extra steps towards the shrine. Perhaps William would understand, being other like himself. But Hide wasn't sure by how much.
With the kodama secured on top of the shrine, Hide glances back at William, over his shoulder.
"Humans are... difficult," he admits turning his gaze back to the shrine, struggling for both the words and his voice. "Cruel." Some were anyway.
Understanding the concept of time had been tricky enough; and his last time travel shenanigans had been a long time ago by now. But now he stood before the concept of... alternate histories... even people. He had recognized Yoshitsune. The man had even taught him how to play the flute, despite the short time they had met. But then, this one wasn't the same Yoshitsune. The man he knew was long dead...
Hide's eyes followed the dog's movements. The reddish, multi-eyed guardian on his shoulder watched all the dogs with its beak raised high. Each word from Kurou was listened to intently, each sweeping glance from the other was followed by Hide. At the sight of the sword and the armour, his brow furrowed thoughtfully. To learn that Kurou wasn't from his history per say had been a momentary... disappointment. But he was quickly over it.
He saw in Kurou's eyes that the same experience was there. He was just as real as the one Hide knew. And that's what mattered.
"You chose to fight? Despite given the chance to rest peacefully?" Hide's fingers almost moved with the first words, before he realised that Kurou was still familiar enough where speaking proved easy. Mostly anyway.
"That is to be admired," the shiftling smiled gently.
For Ash: femur, metatarsals. For Hide: skull, carpals. For Varga: radius, sacrum.
HC meme
Ash
femur. what drives them forward ?
Hope. To free her people from the Empire's clutches. A future where she and the Bad Batch still stand a chance.
metatarsals. if they could disappear for a day, where would they run ?
Back to her home world, where she's no longer welcome. Assuming disappearing meaning no one will know she's there either. If it'd give her one last chance to take in the sights, she would.
Hide
skull. what memories/thoughts do they guard the most from others ?
Those of his mother. They're few and precious to him and he won't risk anyone else seeing/hearing much in fear of some entity using it against him. Especially considering he's the blood of two very infamous (one quite dangerous) demons.
carpals. what small habits do they have ?
Hide communicates a lot via his eyes. Slow and soft blinks, hard glares. His body language is very visible and very open. There's no poker face; if he doesn't like you, you'll know.
He's also very attentive to his surroundings, keeping an eye out for spirits.
Varga
radius. who/what do they reach for first in a crisis ?
In Skyrim, it's Tenshin. She's been alone a lot and will make use of the fact that she has someone with her. Besides, he was hired to protect her from the very start. It's now natural for her to seek his help.
In Star Wars, it's Rex, closely followed by the Bad Batch and especially Crosshair.
sacrum. what sacrifices have they made ?
In Skyrim, her family; whom she leaves when their decisions for her become too much for her to bear. Her humanity, cursed as a werewolf.
In Star Wars, she's one of the last of her people and is sought after as a treasure because of it, for people to keep as a trophy.
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Hide watched the others talk, as he often did. Now that they had all joined Tokugawaâs forces, he was back into more familiar terrain of following someone else. To be at their beck and call; to be a mercenary again. Fit only to fight, never to question. A role that did seem hollower these days. Not that he had much enjoyed the brief time of being aimless after Nobunagaâs death. It had mostly been running around, trying to salvage the situation at hand, only to see it fall between his fingers like sand. So much death in such a short time and the rest of them were powerless to stop it, as chaos just continued to rain down.
  It was frustrating; itâd made him tear at his hair; as stronger emotions than he was used to had taken place in his heart. Everything had been so well the last years, heâd grown comfortable around those he lived with and aided. He had never felt as much at home as he had the last decade. Perhaps not fully accepted but since he was Tokichiroâs friend and respected by even Nobunaga himself⌠it had been better than the years he had spent alone.
  Of course, he had noticed the changes in Tokichiro, not just the physical ones⌠but the ones in the manâs personality. Heâd always been ambitious; something Hide himself had never fully understood. But heâd also become impatient. Desperate. For what Hide had no idea.
  He was calmer now that the initial shock had settled. His soul wasnât like a stormy sea but rather a mellow lake, although it was disrupted by the occasional ripple. Ripples that he promptly ignored. Hide would simply wait until the others came to a decision for now and then do what was told. As he always did.
  Resting his back against the old fence, he glanced upwards to the large trees surrounding their temporary camp. An abandoned village; it seemed a bunch of yokai had scared away the inhabitants⌠those that they hadnât killed, considering the corpses that still littered the streets between the damp shacks. The rice fields stood abandoned and the storm that loomed in the distance drenched the open landscape in greying light. He heard the distant cry of a crow, looking up towards the tree, just to see one of the birds fly away.
  âItâs a wonder youâre still alive, you know,â the voice to his side startled him, making him stand straight, blue eyes focusing onto the man there. They instantly narrowed though, as his head lowered, glaring at the all too familiar man.
  Saika Magoichi didnât let the glare stop him; undoubtedly, he had received many in his profession. Putting one hand on the fence, he rested his other hand on the hilt of his sword.
  âYouâre so distracted you might as well be in a whole other world. Anyone could get at you like that.â
  Hide arched an eyebrow, his narrowed gaze quickly turning doubtful. Clearly, the man didnât consider himself as anyone, since he had outright failed his assassination attempt on Hide in the first place.Â
  Magoichiâs brow furrowed slightly, his hand fell from the fence as he too stood upright now, his chin lifted a little higher.
  âYou got lucky that time,â he commented now. There was a marginal widening of Hideâs eyes, perhaps not having expected him to understand his gib that instantly.
  âLike I said, youâre protected. It makes you⌠different,â Magoichi continued, his gaze easily looking over the camp, with mild interest. Then he gave a sideways glance towards the Shiftling, who still didnât look too impressed.
  âBesides⌠weâre allies now. Lord Ieyasu hired my band⌠in order to combat Hideyoshiâs sudden take over.â Magoichi gave a small smirk and a nearly exasperated chuckle.
  âThese lords⌠shoot one down and another crops up in their place, like weeds. It never ends.â Hide stared towards the ground now, listening to a view that was different from his own clearly. They needed one Overlord to the rest, else thereâd always be feuds. But⌠Magoichi was right⌠no one would ever be happy with who ruled. And now, they had someone who seemed mad with power. And who had more Spirit Stones than anyone else. A dangerous combination.
  âYou donât talk much, do you?â Hide looked up, the comment all too tiresome by now. He gave the other a dull, impatient look. He did talk. In his own way. It was hardly his fault that people were simply too impatient or loud to listen. That was something always time had to judge though, Tokichiro had picked up on it fairly fast. Up until the end that is⌠when it seemed nothing Hide âsaidâ really got through to him.
  The Saika grinned at the look he was given. âSeems the rumours are true. And yet not, because Iâm pretty sure you just told me to sod off.â His grin turned into a smirk instead, as Hideâs brow furrowed in stunned confusion. Unable to come up with a wittier response this time, his frown remained as he stared out over the camp now. Suddenly he had mixed feelings about the Saika Ikkiâs presence here. Their Magoichi had tried to kill him but here he was, keeping a normal conversation and understanding Hideâs cues faster than anyone else ever had. If nothing else, itâd been a nice distraction from his otherwise solemn thoughts.
  âHeh, we should spar some day,â the Saika continued. âYou gave me quite a challenge, but Iâd rather make sure it was just luck, rather than anything else. I have a reputation to uphold.â Blue eyes looked back to Magoichi, a hint of amusement in them. It was going to end in the same result, Hide was certain and he looked to his side, as Mitori manifested over his shoulder. The golden eagle lifted its head high, yellow eyes staring intently at Saika.
  There was a wide grin on the manâs face now. Maybe it was the reveal of Hideâs actual guardian. Or maybe it was because it too was a bird.
  âOf course. I had a feeling that Hakutaku wasnât truly your Spirit. You donât seem like a scholar. Well, then, Iâll take that as a yes.â
Yet another lost kodama. Usually the spirits would find their own way home... but sometimes they needed some extra help. Hide had nothing better to do, as he carried the kodama in the palm of his hand.
With Yatagarasu perched on his shoulder, Hide felt right at home. During his youth much of his company had been spirits alone. Dealing with... humans was still difficult.