#edelix

(Two Felix/Edelgard anons! The Goddess blesses me! :D)

As soon as her office door shut behind them, Felix’s scowl slipped and he grumbled, “Sorry, I shouldn’t have embarrassed you during my first--”

Edelgard cut off him with a kiss, digging her fingers into the front of Felix’s new crimson jacket and thrilling at the little shudder he gave as he relaxed into the embrace.

how about a modern au for them?

(Felix/Edelgard Anon the Third! Good to have you!)

For their second date, Edelgard took Felix to a musical in the city. A quick look through his Spotify account had told her what kind he might enjoy. As soon as the curtain rose and the oveature began, Edelgard grinned at the expression on Felix's face-- she had chosen correctly, it was plain to see.

At intermission, Felix turned to her. "I had no idea the original cast was still performing," he said, a note of awe in his voice. "I've listened to everything Dorothea Arnault has ever recorded-- I didn't know she was still playing the lead."

Edelgard pulled out her phone. "We can meet up with her after the show, if you like. I'll introduce you."

"You know her?"

With a smug grin, Edelgard texted Dorothea to meet them at a nearby cafe when the show was over. That excited gleam in her boyfriend's eye just begged to be encouraged.

(Been playing Hades again so getting this prompt made me incredibly happy, thank you anon)

Since the God of Love drew comments and lustful stares regardless of what he wore, Felix had long since taken up the habit of not wearing anything at all-- whether he had business on Olympus with the pantheon or on earth with the mortals, Felix conducted himself with nothing but his ankle-length dark hair, using a small amount of influence to contort the hair as he saw fit.

The next time Felix ventured to earth, the Goddess of War, Edelgard, touched down beside him wearing her usual plate armor and wielding her ruby-edged axe, and said, “You worry me, walking around as exposed as you are.”

Felix reached out and carressed her cheek, making Edelgard’s breath catch and her hand loosen on the axe-- it took only a single kick to knock it from her grasp, and Felix did just that before he leaned in close and whispered, “And you worry me, letting your guard down as much as you do.”