#gwyar

Somebody says something bad about the RO and Hound backs them up to the wall, ready beat the shi out of them, but RO (unaware of the current event) appears and that somebody tells the RO to "call their guard dog off". And the RO actually sees that Hound is not backing off unless the RO tells them to.

Reactions?

Also, how r u doing? Hope you have a great day :3

Hii, you brightened up my day anon❤️

Arthur: appears troubled at the scene, but mostly at how their spouse was addressed. "Refrain from calling my Consort that, please," they say. Then they will ask both to explain what happened. Only then Arthur will ask the Hound to let the person go and solve the issue in a dyplomatic way. Not once, though, do they ever reprimand their spouse for what they did.

Evaine: their body tightens, ears almost ringing as they hear that individual call the Hound that. They look at MC squeezing the person's arm, so tight it is close to breaking, and after a long moment their gaze hardens. "What did you do to them?" They demand, agitated and suspicious. They never "call MC off". They never could. They are by their side even if MC is in the wrong, vehemently defending them.

Yniol: the knight still, those words making their blood freeze. For a few long moments they do not move or speak, they just look down at the bruised seething person with a blank stare that makes them shiver and stammer. Their eyes then find the Hound, now softening with an edge of worry and questioning. "What happened?"

Morien: at those words, Morien's hand tightens on the handle of their cane. They level them with a look that is cold and utterly unsympathetic. "You have a lot of stupidity in you to call the Royal Consort a dog." Their gaze shifts on the Hound, "where did you find this idiot?" Upon explanation, the physician sighs and sends one last disgusted look at the person, aching and bleeding, before they convince MC to follow them to dinner.

Gwyar is a weird fella with many doors in his house, dont ask where they go🤫

[...]

(Source: Arthur and Caledvwlch)

In this 14th c. Welsh adaptation of Robert de Boron's Merlin, three of the five Orkney bros are replaced with sisters. So now writers can have an excuse to gender-flip Agravaine, Gaheris and Gareth. Good fun if the usual Orkney shenanigans still happen. I'm curious if Teneu is identifiable with any of the three sisters or is inapplicable to this narrative.

OCtober day 18 - swap 🩸👼 (their original forms look like this!)

i went with "role in the story" for this one. i've thought abt this AU a bit before, but i think a lot of things would change if gwyar was sacrificed instead of claret…

The Cooler Claret spawned from a face monster and so i thought it would b cute to have gwyar mutate from a crimera! (<- objectively uncute thing to say). the monsters r somewhat significant bc they represent unfulfilled desires from when they were still ppl, like claret becoming strong enough to protect her home/family and gwyar's desire to be free (hence y she can fly now).

The mother of Arthur's loyal knight Gawain as well as the traitor Mordred, Morgause is as mysterious and enigmatic as her many names imply. Varying sources call her Orcades, Anna, Cristina, or Gwyar. Her queenly realm is also variously identified as Orkney, Lothian, all of Scotland, or even Brittany. Even her exact relationship to Arthur varies, with some calling her his older sister and others his aunt.

Her slituation is less ambiguous if we dismiss the association with Brittany as an outlier. Orkney and the surrounding area were Pictish lands in Arthur's time. The so-called Picts were the only Britons who never surrendered to Roman rule and Roman customs. Their women were as hairy as highland cattle down there, which would be no secret, as they were known to occasionally fight naked.