#killing-joy

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“That’s a funny question!” Elise giggles, “I don’t think so, but my siblings tell me all the time. It’s nice,” Her smile drops a bit, her pigtails almost drooping like dog ears.

Camilla is a bombshell babe. Corryn is spunky and sweet. Azura is like a lotus, a flower on the waters. They’re all so talented at what they do it’s hard to feel like the cutest.

Oh! Oh! Do I get totalk more about my fave headcanon!?!?!?

As said by some, Corrinis not the only one who can transform into a Dragon. There arestories of others taking dragon shape. Azura, knowing much aboutdragons, knew this too; the stone she had was given to her by hermother; something that acted like a comfort for many years, this iswhy she had it on her person during chapter 5.

Say’ri fought to keep the grin from her face, drawing the sword from her left sheath with her right hand and using a cheap but flashy trick to whirl the blade around so the tip pointed upwards.

That done, she drew the sword on her right hip with with the other hand, crossing her arms (she shouldn’t, but not much about the girl seemed dangerous, and this was far from a battle situation) and then unfolding them again in another swift gesture. One sword was raised horizontally above her head, the other arm forward and the sword a diagonal line.

“My swords are inherited from my mother,” Say’ri said with pride, “My brother is one of the finest swordsmen in the land.”

Not to be too prideful, Say’ri lowered her weapons, taking her time to put them away with barely a whisper of a sound.

[[re. this from earlier]]

“M-messy?” Excuse me, princess? He cleared his throat. “It’s… it’s a style!”

Camilla would never really want the throne. The only way she’d ever step up to the plate would be via the death of all the rest of her siblings, and even then, that’d be a special circumstance - she’d be on the front lines to defend them and her home, because she’ll defend her family and those she loves until her last breath. If she’s alive and without them, well… 

She’s not like Hinoka. 

It would never make her happy to become Queen - leading so many people and being under constant public scrutiny would make her continually anxious, and she doesn’t enjoy paperwork either. She wants to make a home she never had, and be able to love her own children as she was never loved in her youth, and be able to raise them away from the constant infighting of Nohr. She has to be in control of things in her purview, so I think a country is too large and always out of control. 

Each of the Nohr Sibs has a role - and it may seem on the surface that she’d be good at looking after people owing to her motherly personality, but her biggest enemy is actually herself. She’d destroy herself with self-doubt when put in the public eye until she couldn’t take it any more. She constantly fears being left alone and unwanted, and has trouble trusting those outside of her very tight social circle. 

Camilla is very severe and scared of loss. The softness, the alluring way she talks is something she’s cultivated to make people love her. On the battlefield, she revels in her role as a fearsome, unrelenting opponent, an experienced warrior with accolades and a reputation as a merciless monster to her enemies. She’s proud of that, too. 

It’s also interesting if you look at Camilla’s retainers as reflections of herself: 

Selena was always striving to reach her mother’s high standards, she’s antagonistic and rather bitter, and she prides herself on her looks and her style. She’s a woman of class, despite not being a titled lady. But she’s loyal, and once you’ve got her in your confidence, she’s kind. Her attitude is a product of her environment. 

Beruka, on the other hand, is a girl made into a weapon. She grew up deprived of many things, made ready to kill from very early in her youth. She struggles to understand the emotions of others and has trouble divorcing her job from her reason to live. But even then… She’s very caring, and there’s a very sweet and devoted core to her.