#blanche faust

You guys know how I love character profiles so I commissioned some of my favorite artists to create profile pages for some of my Black Clover next gen ocs.

These are the children of Morgen Faust and my main oc Josele.

Here it is, the family tree if Morgen and Josele got to have their happily ever after...

Since I don't actually have posts for the Morgsele children (yet), let me share some info about them here.

Albert is the eldest child with Varg being his younger twin.

Albert likes to keep his emotions in check and that calmness makes him easy to approach for others. He can be distrustful, having heard people badmouth his parents. But at his core, he's a softie who wants to help others.

Albert's attribute is Prismatic Light Magic. He generates and controls light in multiple colors and the colors of the lights he creates have a variety of effects, such as blue light being able to douse things similar to Water Magic. This attribute is a result of Morgen's Light Magic and the fact that Josele's Emotion Magic which is able to produce multiple elements.

Varg is mischievous and thrill-seeking. Very outgoing and likes to mess with his loved ones. Looks like a delinquent but does his best to avoid any extreme behaviors that could get him in trouble with the law (unless his sweetheart is involved).

Varg's attribute meanwhile is Eclipse Magic. If Shadow Magic is an in-between for Dark and Light Magic, Eclipse is between Shadow and Light Magic, able to utilize aspects of both attributes, such as shadow teleportation and Light Magic's affinity for healing.

Iris is the third child of the family and the first of the non-twin children.

A lover of poetry and romance so a lot of his talking can come out unintentionally flirty. When he needs to think, he tends to overthink and stress himself out. Surprisingly pessimistic at times.

His attribute is Dark Magic. Josele was thoroughly shocked but Morgen understood that it was a possibility considering the Faust bloodline.

Valerian and Friedrich are the second pair of twins, with Valerian being the older of the two.

Valerian is quite the confident one. He's got a lot of energy and zero impulse control. He loves people with "snappy" attitudes who can challenge him.

He got his Wind Magic from Grandpa Thomas. When he discovered his attribute, he became a lot more of a handful for Josele and Morgen.

Friedrich is the quieter of the twins. He's friendly but not all that outgoing. When he's interested in something, he gets deeply invested. Finds his attribute dull compared to his siblings'.

In contrast to Valerian's Wind, Friedrich got Earth Magic. Since it's so different from the rest of the family's it was hard for Fried to get a handle on it without a teacher.

Sable and Blanche are the third, and last, of the twin children. They are also the first daughters to Morgen's delight (he's a smidge of a girl dad, I'm sorry).

Sable is a sweetheart, just like her parents. Very imaginative. Extremely trusting. Somewhat airheaded. She means well but can find herself in trouble too easily.

In contrast to her bright personality, Sable has Shadow Magic. People tend not to believe her when she first tells them what her attribute is because it doesn't "fit" her.

Blanche is Sable's contrast in every way. She's gloomy and withdrawn. She's level-headed and doesn't care for people much.

Blanche has Light Magic that has a lavender tint to it. Unlike Albert's magic, the color of Blanche's Light Magic has no special effect.

The baby of the family is Isolde.

She's quiet and finds it hard to approach others. But if someone else takes the time to reach out to her, she readily opens up.

She's so young that Isolde has yet to discover what her magic attribute is. However, given that none of her older siblings have inherited Emotion Magic yet, Josele is hoping that Isolde will be the one to have it.

Visuals of the kids (oldest to youngest).

Summary: Morgen comes to understand his daughter a bit more through a dance. Genre: general Word count: ~650

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Morgen wove through the crowd of a gala, slipping past attempts at conversation and offers of refreshments. He searched for a particular guest who he knew would be hiding from the glitz and glamor. Moving along the edge of the ballroom, he eventually saw the cascading brown locks of his daughter, Blanche.

The girl turned her head away from the window she’d been staring through and towards Morgen.

“Please tell me that we’re heading home,” Blanche said dryly. “I’ve had my fill of socializing.”

“Sorry, Blanche, but we’re going to be here a bit longer. In the meantime…” Morgen extended his hand. “How about a dance?”

“Hngh…” Blanche’s face twisted as if she’d eaten something unpleasant. “Dad, I’d really rather…” The moment Blanche and Morgen locked eyes, her frown melted and she sighed. “Just one, okay?”

Morgen agreed to Blanche’s terms and guided her to the dance floor. Following the music, Blanche and Morgen moved across the floor.

“So you’re really not enjoying the gala?” Morgen asked, to which Blanche sighed.

“I’ve been talked to death,” answered Blanche. “What about you? Are you enjoying it?”

“Well, knowing that you’re unhappy here has taken away some of the fun—”

Blanche bowed her head and blushed. “Sorry about that…”

“No need to apologize,” Morgen assured her. “I appreciate social events as a form of meeting with old friends and as potential for meeting new ones. That’s what I wanted for you and your siblings. But I understand that it may not be your cup of tea.”

“Sorry to disappoint you, Dad,” muttered Blanche. “It’s just not for me.”

Morgen and Blanche glided past other pairs. In her father’s arms, Blanche relaxed for the first time since arriving at the gala. Her look of boredom from earlier had softened into neutrality. Still not happiness, but something better than gloom.

“Yet you don’t refuse to attend when your mom and I decide to bring the family to one.” Morgen smiled when he pointed out the seeming contradiction in Blanche’s behavior. “How come?”

Blanche shook her head and replied, “As much as I dislike them, I’m not going to run from a social gathering.” She lifted her head higher as she met Morgen’s gaze. “I want to face whatever I find challenging, just like you and mom do as Magic Knights. B-besides… Staying home alone would be, well, lonely…”

Morgen bit back his laughter. For all Blanche’s efforts to be stubbornly apathetic on the outside, she was still a softie underneath. Like all her siblings were too.

“So what about these parties don’t you like?”

“They feel…” Blanche opened and closed her mouth a couple times, grasping for words. “Like too much. There’s too many people invited. Dressing up every time is tiring. And these events last forever.”

Blanche lacked an eloquence with words but her straightforward manner of speech, learned from her mother, made her frustration at the moment feel more real.

“It’s unfortunate that being nobility involves presenting oneself well,” Morgen lamented, a smile present on his face but passionless in its air. “Though you should know that you’d have to put up with more superfluous events if Josele and I actually cared about that. We don’t take invites that come as a formality and only attend the events our friends invite us to.”

“Ugh. You and mom need less friends.”

“Ah ha ha… I don’t think we’ll be trimming the list anytime soon.”

“Then at least stop taking every invite from your friends…”

The conversation fell into a lull and so did the music.

“Thank you for putting yourself out there, Blanche,” Morgen whispered as they left the dancefloor. “We’re proud of you for that. But… if there’s an event you really don’t want to go to, just let us know in the future.”