#feigninggrey

REGENT: Absolutely.

REGENT: For personality, the Heir of Mind is certainly an odd combination; relaxed, amicable, thoughtful and logically inclined, but still prone to selfish or short-sightedness, and often carrying insecurities that can wreck their perception. However, they will often latch onto a particular occupation or field of expertise, and in those fields they tend to be the best of the best.

REGENT: Meanwhile, the Seer of Space is more on the reclusive side, tending to keep to themselves, if not with a particularly close circle they’re confident with. They’re ruthlessly inquisitive, highly creative, compassionate, and caring; to this end, the few people who get to really know a Seer of Space will likely find them to be brilliant and welcome company.

REGENT: As for powers, the Heir of Mind can slowly grow to gain powerful manipulation over causal factors and thought, but also innately have a degree of benefit from it - whether that manifests as mind-reading or being able to predict outcomes ahead of time, an Heir of Mind is dangerous for their affinity for the long game.

REGENT: Meanwhile a Seer of Space can perceive pretty much anything pertaining to Space - be it perceiving things that exist or across vast physical distances, or being able to perceive a path that leads to the creation of a thing. With how vast the domain of Space is, it’s a little more difficult to discretely quantify the powers a Seer of Space could hold.

REGENT: ...Which is saying something, coming from someone who has just about reached the pinnacle of mastery for Seer powers.

REGENT: Let’s see...Well, starting in terms of personality, the Maid of Light would be a fairly rigid and thorough seeker of knowledge, and eager to share and dispense that knowledge wherever they can; though this can be an irritant, their compassionate nature and general welcoming disposition can counterbalance any annoyance from their more “meddling” habits.

REGENT: Whereas the Knight of Void would be rather the opposite; isolated, keeping to themselves with their unconventional knowledge. They would have a low self-opinion, but they would be amicable and easygoing, having an easy time socializing if and when they need to.

REGENT: Powers-wise, the Maid of Light is one who nurtures Light or provides others with Light - be that knowledge, fortune, or guidance as a beacon. They can use their powers to reveal the most fortuitous path, unlock secrets that others might have missed, or directly provide their blessings to another.

REGENT: While the Knight of Void would be one with limited access to the Void - secrets, absence, darkness - and would be able to manipulate and exploit it to great ends. Twisting zones of obfuscation, manifesting objects from thin air, the like; much more broad a set of powers to properly define compared to a Maid, but as I’ve learned, definitions can always be pushed further, if one has the mind to perceive it correctly.