(I’m using ‘he’ to make this less confusing for Shamura since mine goes by he/they)

Even though strict and over powering at times Shamura does it for his family. In his eyes, each one was like this at one point in their lifetime in his eyes. Shamura got lucky to see this part for each sibling and are forever how he sees them truly deep down.

In my “Ecclesia of the Divine” AU, Shamura and Kallamar actually meet each other in the war of the gods/divine beings. In short Shamura finds Kallamar out around the shores of the sea, frightened but defensive. They are ‘close’ in age as new gods so they started out mutual with each other in the sense of bringing order back to the lands (and waters) they call home. It wasn’t till later when a god cursed Kallamar to revert to their young self did Shamura see how truly small and fragile life can be. That event is what changed his way of seeing his brother in arms truly like family. Even how he sees his much later siblings down the road.

I’ve finally finished them, Shamura I actually got sick for straight too weeks after finishing Kallamar

I’d like to think in a semi-realistic manner they’d be too big and clumsy for this type of play. The ribbon would be restricting (that’s the point) and they’d not understand the point of the game. Mostly because of the power-play involving this. They aren’t exactly against it but need serious explaining. Put into such a situation is humiliating but with the right person they’d find it thrilling as well to a sense. His face greatly shows the fix of feelings of it.