Hello! Could I request some hurt/comfort headcanons for Mohg, Ansbach, Varre, Godrick, and Morgott? (if you don't want to write for the last two that's fine, I know you prefer the dynasty) How would they react to being told that their S/O was killed, but nobody could recover their body? Turns out S/O is alive, but took 1-2 weeks to make it back due to the extent of their injuries.
Thank you for your time, I hope you are having a great day. :)
Oh this is highly specific I love this thank you, and yes while I prefer the dynasty, I'm more than happy to speak of other Elden Ring characters! I'm thinking about leaving the recovery/return time a bit ambiguous. I know we have Torrent but have you tried to walk anywhere in the lands between and not get jumped by every creature? 1-2 weeks is far too short for me lol
I also thank you for your time, and hope you enjoy these!
Mohg
Denial and rage are his first reactions to the news. His beloved isn't dead, not until he sees their body for himself, a fragment, something tangible. His own followers might have to avoid him for a while if they don't have any news. Unfortunately with Demigods, their sense of time is heavily diluted so every day feels less than an hour, the feelings stay just as intense. Mohg does not sleep at this time, the idea of having a nightmare at this time is too much to deal with. He knows it would be non-stop in seeing their lifeless body in different situations including his own actions. By the time they return, he might seem back to his... "usual" self, but it's clear it shook him up. Hesitant to let them out of his sight, let alone leave the dynasty palace. They might find him watching them when he should be sleeping. He almost lost something dear to him, and Mohg has no intentions of letting a scare like that happen once more, his Lover might need to figure out some way to bargain for something that resembles independence.
Ansbach
He's doubtful but has lived long enough as a man to know just how easily and quickly a light can be snuffed out. One moment they're by his side, every detail of their last moments together flick though his mind as he wants to remember their last words he heard, what were the last things he told them before they were gone forever. It would take some time to make peace with it, giving himself a private moment to grieve away from others. Eventually he has a solo ceremony, a grave that is purely symbolic for him alone. On their return, he practically collapses, scolding himself internally for giving up so early before caring for them and their injuries. Ansbach is forward about how it felt, the fear and pain, the idea that he was not there in their moment of need. If anything it strengthens his faith in them, knowing they are resilient and determined soothes future worries. Still they might notice Ansbach has developed a slight hesitation when parting. His hand holds theirs a little tighter, kisses linger a bit longer, and he always lets them know they're in his heart even if just a whisper.
Varré
Why would you tell him this? Honestly if you decide to play such a cruel prank, have more tact than to pull it over him. The person who tells him this would need to get out of there before he stabs them. He might seem aloof but he's trembling with something like rage. He's angry because his lover was supposed to be stronger. Why would he ever waste his feelings on something so pathetic and feeble. So how does he find himself alone with frustration dripping down his face later? Varré's behavior leaves him holed up for quite some time, unable to control himself from lashing out at any who dare interrupt, his facade melting quite quickly showing just how deeply and terribly it affected him. When his Lambkin does finally return, he doesn't speak his thoughts at first, showing he is happy for their return by caring for their injuries. Besides that, Varré ends up being almost cold the entire time while they recover, one might think he is one of the nameless white masks the way he doesn't speak to them. Eventually when he feels his lover has been punished with silence enough, he latches back on with a fervor. Scolding them for being so careless in making him worry for far too long!
Godrick
The Grafted Lord knows how easy it is to end a life as he'd done it himself plenty of times like any of the other demigods. So to hear his dearheart is gone without a trace frustrates him to a degree. What are the point of knights if they can't keep one person alive let alone bring them back for a proper burial? The ones in charge of being his partner's guard are quickly scrapped for grafting into separate scions, the insignificant and pitiful examples they are, are unfit to have a place on his body. When he's got his anger out on enough of his knights and servants, he finally gives himself a moment to reflect. Wondering if it was possible to comb for their remains, if he could at least keep a peace of them to himself. Godrick also would find himself favoring parts that he is taking for grafting that remind him of them, even if it's not so. Just when the idea of making his lover from the ground up crosses his mind they finally return. It's nearly a celebration in the castle as Godrick finally calms down. They are greeted by a large feast and an overbearing Lord whose many hands can't stay away. He might start proposing invitations to have them on a much shorter leash or a literal exchange to always have something to remember the other by in the future if such an event repeats.
Morgott
Perhaps he always believes in the worst things, or maybe because he doesn't believe he deserves good things. It was wrong for him to love someone and to allow them to love him in return. The veiled monarch uses his resources to the best of his abilities while already preparing for every possible outcome. To him, no body is worse, never having a proper closure might drive him to a madness he wasn't aware of in him. Morgott punishes himself in different ways, avoiding food and sleep while he keeps looking, using his projection to scout the lands himself for even a hair. His mind will fuel his thoughts with every cruel death one could find in the lands between inflicted on the one he let himself be open for. He's ready to hole himself away for years if needed, this grieving itself is a form of self punishment for him. When he finally sees them, he has a moment that he wonders if he's finally experiencing a break in his mind, seeing a spectre of them in the dark. It isn't until they touch that he knows they're real. Their recovery goes from "just enough to survive" to 24 hour care with Leyndell's best perfumers, all the while the veiled monarch lingers in the room. Privately, he lets himself grovel into them, words are unspoken but his grip holding them close tells them just how selfish he feels. That he would pray for their safety over anything else and for once it was the one thing he was granted.
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Hi!! May I ask a headcanons on the characters' mounts, please? Tarnished has Torrent, Radahn has Leonard, Latenna has Lobo the wolf, but what about others? Do they treat their mounts as a mere transports or as a beloved spoiled pets? Of which species? For the characters, Mohg and Varrè, of course ❣️ + Morgott and Godrick, maybe, if you feel like adding them too 🥺
Thank you so much for waiting patiently! My apologies on falling behind, I thought I saved the answer in drafts but Tumblr decided I did not.
Still I did think very hard about this one! For the examples you give, the others have such sweet relationships, Leonard being Radahn's beloved childhood horse that he specifically mastered a type of magic just for him! And Latenna literally calls Lobo her better half, he was probably her legs for so long, he's definitely a service animal as much as one could have in Elden ring! It's hard to give some of them official mounts to match such companionship but I'll give my thoughts!
Varré:
No specific companion, but he is very pleasant with Torrent and Kalé's Donkey. He usually has Rowa fruit in his pockets, happy to slip them treats and give them a pet behind the ear. No specific animal to his name, but he can read equestrians quite well. He can't help but spoil them behind the owners back then act surprised (but very smug) that their mounts favor him more than their owners. Unfortunately there isn't exactly a safe place to keep such creatures in the dynasty, so if the Tarnished pulls Torrent out in front of him, expect Varré to start bossing them about properly caring for the sweet creature.
Godrick;
Being royalty comes with many chances of being around horses. To him even before grafting, the more impressive the lineage of the horse, the more he wished to show it off. It's definitely a status symbol, sometimes having Draconic Horses parade him around when he began grafting (the proper sentinels were usually the ones holding the reigns proper and leading the creature who would otherwise buck off the boisterous Godrick) When he did get to his current size now, it was no longer an option to ride even the largest of purebreds. Still given the chance he would still keep them around as status rather than actual enjoyment of the animals themselves(if he could, he would be elated at the idea of taming a dragon enough to ride it into battle one day)
Morgott:
For both he and Mohg, both would not exactly encounter anything resembling a mount in the sewers. The creatures we do find; giant rats and lobsters, both are extremely hostile. At least for Morgott, when taking his place as the Veiled Monarch, he would have to be escorted or have a carriage pulled. Some spooked around him, not seeing under the veil but still sensing something off. The Night's Calvary is a different story; working alongside the "fell omen" they're desensitized to him. He doesn't openly engage with them but I think to some degree he finds them as beautiful elegant and strong creatures who work very hard. The Calvary may find extra fruit in the horses feed later.
Mohg;
A similar tale, but I don't see him even attempting to ride anything. I do enjoy when some give him a sewer rat who is tame enough to allow Mohg to be around it, but it's to that extent. If anything, he allows creatures in the lake of blood, those that consume the Formless Mother's blood don't attack him or his followers who have also undergone the ritual. It's why he's allowed them to stay. Unfortunately by the time I see him finally comfortable around animals, he's far too large to even think about it.
