NerdyHoller 2.0

This has a number of fun worldbuilding implications, like inventors having tangible authority over things crafted using their techniques, regardless of who does the actual crafting, because they literally willed the principles which allow those techniques to work into being, or the fact that when powerful beings die, sometimes stuff that depends on techniques they invented stops working. However, there's a bigger implication that that's generally gone unaddressed:

Elves can't do science.

Like, it's straight up impossible. A Tolkien elf cannot construct and carry out a meaningful experiment of any sort – it'll always works the way they expect it to, but only for that particular elf. Confirmation bias is an insurmountable barrier.

Ad astra per aspera - through hardships to the stars.

One of my favourite quotes, because achieving goals is never easy. Nothing is granted, you have to push forward and never lose sight of your goals and what makes you happy.

Artemis my beloved, she may just be turning in the a comfort character at this point. I love my green maiden.

Reach and flexibility

when the fire dies, i will dim your eyes

Oh, good question!

As BFFs, I think N would definitely be up for the MC becoming a vampire. N has some major issues with their personal vampirism, but that is a rarity not the usual, so the benefits would definitely be something they would extol to the MC.

F would totally be up for MC becoming a vampire- to them they don't know any different, so it's the only most awesome way to be, lol!

M...hm, I think they would be very careful not to sway the MC's decision on this. M struggles with their vampirism and would worry something as awful could happen...or the MC might not survive the transformation at all—something the others forget at times.

ceiling cat

monorail cat

long cat

the OG can i haz cheezburger cat

the lesser known graphix cat

invisible bike cat

my planet needs me cat

cat with the gat