TOP FIVE AZUJAMI HEADCANONS GO
Itās been exactly two weeks. Here you go:
1. Somewhere between book five and seven, they started hanging out. Jamil always made up some excuse to be in Azulās vicinity and acted like he was being forced into conversation, but heād stay for quite some time and ask Azul lots of questions (Jamilās real curious about him, as showcased in Azulās Platinum Jacket vignette). Unfortunately, Jamil enjoys his company. He always looks so smug and pleased when he gets to banter with Azul (see: the entire Tapis Rogue event. They also snuck out of their hotel one morning to investigate the security of the premises or whatever; read: hang out together). I think after book seven Jamil became more forthcoming in their interactions; approaching him to start chatting like a normal person instead of standing next to him and waiting for Azul to initiate.
2. Jamil trusts Azul on some subconscious level. As much as heād loath to admit it, it meant something that Azul put himself in danger to save him from his overblot. Itās unlike him to get his hands dirty, especially for the sake of someone else (he was first to point out that they had to act fast to save Jamil). The fact that Azul saved his life and didnāt treat Jamil like he was in his debt makes him feel like he can rely on Azul when it really counts (as does his constant āI would love to fight alongside you! nonsense). It also meant something that Azul was the only one not appalled by his true nature, something Jamilās always been told to temper. He doesnāt like feeling this way.
3. Azul experienced a similar internal conflict after book seven. He was genuinely surprised Jamil didnāt make fun of him for his immature schoolboy dream; heās always so quick to get a barb in when he sees an opportunity, it took him off guard (āHuh?ā). He was even more surprised he validated his feelings. Azul is so wary and distrusting; before this he knew far more about Jamil than Jamil did of him, and that was how he preferred it. He felt like their dynamic reversed a bit when Jamil learned the intricacies of his deepest, most fundamental desires. Of all the people to judge him, he really thought Jamil would be first in line. It was a strange feeling, being reassured. It made him want to bare his heart to him and be told all the things heās always wanted to hear. He DOES NOT like feeling this way.
4. Azul and Najma would be thick as thieves if they met, which would give Jamil a heart attack (āyou CANNOT trust him Najma Iām being serious heās not someone you can let your guard down around and you shouldnāt talk to himā āare you the boss of me? Donāt tell me what to doā). Sheād find his theatrics funny and Azul would grant her wishes in exchange for Jamil related intel (āwhat do you suppose heād appreciate as a gift?ā āidk lolā) and baby pictures.
5. Jamil, upon learning that Azul is weak to praise, would exploit this for all its worth. Azul literally cries if heās complimented too much. Jamil would find that hilarious and be so, so mean about itā¦
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