Jul 20
Very brief father daughter lesson on how this world works
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Very brief father daughter lesson on how this world works
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Final design for Daimon! (Human realm and past outfit from when he was still home)
He used to be a member of the Cult of Athemila before escaping with Rose, who was at the time serving as a sort of double agent for the rebel group dedicated to stopping the cult. Years and years pass, the rebels find a tiny baby Willow deep within cult grounds, and they manage to rescue her (only her, though, before they could properly look for anyone else.) Daimon, the only powerless one here, offered to hide Willow away in the human realm, and take care of her. So that was where he stayed, unable to contact those he cared for at all for around 14 years. But then. Well! Plot.
Daimon is just a chill dude, for the most part. He carries a fierce sense of loyalty towards the people he cares about, though, and if they’re threatened, it’s as though a whole different side of him comes out. He lets his heart speak before his head, a trait Willow seemingly inherited from him that, sometimes, he really wishes she didn’t. He’s proud of the person she’s becoming, of course he is! He’d just prefer to not see her land in dangerous situations is all. Unfortunately that seems to be her new pastime.
Two characters without proper refs yet, just concepts. But I do adore them very much