#khutani

Just the other day I finally got to whip out one of the... three whole instrumentals I have bookmarked for Eaubront. He and his company were in the midst of something of a street fight happening between two gangs of young men and women in Ishgard (nobles vs brume kids-- guess whose side Eaubront was on), and the fight transitioned into a one-on-one duel to the death between him and the other group’s leader. We were testing out a new dice system with this event, and boy, were some exciting rolls made! 

Zhena leers up at the Xaela, tail swaying behind her. “Best way to warm up is with a nice man between your thighs. Get the blood pumping. New things are great, I’d just love to try-”

Shou bursts in, glaring. “NO.”

Backyard Flower Garden Questions

I think there’s a few, though I’m not sure how terrible they are but hey, people have their own  wishes.

The memories that caused her dragon phobia for sure. She actually does not hate dragons as one should. While she’s not an apologist, she feels that there was fault on both sides of this war because everyone was coming at each others throats (Turns out Ishgard had a ton of more fault–) She would be more than happy to try to get to know them if her first reflex isn’t running away screaming in terror.

The spell that caused her friend Sho to lose all of this magic. The situation was complicated for her at best, but she agreed to help him with some sort of situation that caused Sho to give a heroic sacrifice on the account of nearly draining all of his aether. The results she wouldn’t learn until he told her much later and extended to her the invitation to join Windsong. It was because of this is why she is so wary of voidsent(save for two), and it caused her to become Sho’s replacement in Windsong which is slightly more or less a position she didn’t really want. She feels like she can’t live up to the title or be as good as Sho.

[AU-Dependent] Meeting the Heavens’ Ward. She doesn’t know all of them, but she knows at least half of them. Their disappearance/death/however you want to call it was really devastating to her. What’s worse is that she can’t talk about it, or mention that she had some sort of ties with them. Strangely enough, they were one of her first friends, or at least the first people she felt relatively comfortable around. Losing them and being helpless about only worsened the situation, and she has no idea where they’ve gone during the entire Heavensward commotions. Honestly it’s probably better to forget.

Eaubront would like the world to be a heck of a lot less corrupt and reliant on social power structures, though honestly he worries about him and his first and foremost. If he incidentally meets someone who’s committed one of his sins that he deems unforgivable (like partaking in the slave trade) he’ll take the first opportunity to Remove them.

His volatility - recklessness, temper, the speed at which he jumps to conclusions...

He dislikes it largely because it’s inconvenient to him and because it embarrasses him in front of other people. He can have carefully planned-out goals, but then one person gets his temper up and he’s messed it all up by telling someone something they shouldn’t know or otherwise tipping his hand.